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A beautiful woman on a leash, to whom he seems to pay little attention, in a public promenade, or in the circuit of a plaza, for example, muchly enhances his public image, concerning which Goreans are often quite vain. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #482)

Leashes, of course, are not unfamiliar to slaves. They are often walked on them. It is a way for a man to demonstrate his wealth, taste, success or fortune. A beautiful woman on a leash, to whom he seems to pay little attention, in a public promenade, or in the circuit of a plaza, for example, muchly enhances his public image, concerning which Goreans are often quite vain. Sometimes one slave girl will inquire of another the identity of her master, and one common way of doing this is to ask, say, "Who leashes you," "On whose leash are you," "Whose leash do you wear," such things. He then unlocked the leash collar and freed me of it and the leash. These articles, with the key, he then replaced in one of the chests at the side of the room. - (Kajira of Gor)