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He then turned her about and put a leather leash collar, with its attached lead, now dangling before her, on her neck. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #386)

He then, whipping a short length of binding fiber from his pouch, with two simple loops, and a double knot, a warrior's capture knot, tied her hands together. "Will it be necessary to leash you?" he asked. "No, Master," she said. He then turned her about and put a leather leash collar, with its attached lead, now dangling before her, on her neck. Although I did not think that Phoebe, who was a highly intelligent girl, would be likely to attempt an escape, even if she were not bound to Marcus by chains a thousand times stronger than those of iron, the chains of love, she might be stolen. Slave girls are lovely properties, and slave theft, the stealing of beautiful female slaves, is not unknown on Gor. She tried to press against him, but he pressed her back, with one hand. - (Magicians of Gor)