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I had, incidentally, in the pens, been taught to walk gracefully, and to kneel, and pose, and such, in a leash. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #163)

I looked back, again, at the jailer, and the beast. Though I was out of the cell no leather or chain had been put on my neck. The beast was leashed, but not I. I had, incidentally, in the pens, been taught to walk gracefully, and to kneel, and pose, and such, in a leash. We are sometimes taken out in such fashions. There are also wrist leashes, usually worn on the right wrist of a right-handed girl, or on the left wrist of a left-handed girl, and ankle leashes, similarly oriented. The point of the leash, of course, is seldom to hold or control a woman, for we are rational, and know we must obey, but rather to make it clear whose property she is, and to display her. - (Witness of Gor)