Do you walk more than one dog at a time?

Hey - first-time poster to the forum.

I have eight rescue dogs of different breeds, strengths, and sizes. Walking more than one dog wasn't always easy. By the time we rescued our fifth dog, My spouse and I had given up on walking them all together. Walking them one at a time didn't feel right. The dogs were always clamoring to be the ones chosen, so we started walking them separately, which became very time-consuming and not realistic.

We live on a farm so the dogs have plenty of secured land to roam on but they still like their daily walks. We like them, too. We all have that opportunity to go out and enjoy the world, interact with other people and dogs. It's nice and we don't want to give it up.

We've tried dog walking belts and couplers but we've found them to not be helpful. My husband strained his back when one of the dogs lunged and he wasn't prepared. And couplers didn't stop the braiding of leads. I found a few products on the market that were clever but they weren't practical or didn't stop tangling.

I have been working on a multiple dog walking lead and I'm trying to figure out if people really want this, or is it just me? I want to hear about your pain points and get some feedback. I've learned a ton from others' experiences with different issues over the years and because I'm still learning, I'd love to hear your experiences and your feedback on whether an anti-tangle, anti-twist multiple dog-walking lead would be of some value to those of us who walk more than one dog at a time.