Our English Staffy 5 Month old pup dragged the lead ...
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Our English Staffy 5 Month old pup dragged the lead against the barn and pinched it to the point that it cut through the protective coating and into the metal braided cable. Not as durable as I expected it to be.
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My dog may not like this but as her owner I do! She is quite the puller but when we use her gentle leader she walks right alongside us. I even let my 2 year old niece walk her with the gentle leader.  Definitely would recommend this product to owners of dogs who like to pull.
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The squeakie was torn out right away by our dog but she is still walking around and playing with the animal.....its been a few weeks.
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My dog tore through this in a matter of 5 minutes
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We use this on our Great Dane puppy.  With a giant breed like that, you end up with a puppy with the excitement of an 8 month old puppy, that weighs over 100 pounds.  With the wrong collar, this can be a recipe for disaster on walks.  I would never recommend a harness that clips on the top - that just encourages the dog to pull.  This clips in the front of the chest.  When the dog tries to pull and the leash gets tight, they pull themselvs off to the side and off balance.  They quickly learn if the leashe gets tight, they aren't getting where they want to go.  It's a bit of a challenge to get it to fit the first time, but after that taking it on and off is really easy to do.
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We really like the toy but our puppy did get the squeaker out in the first 24 hours. We'll have some time to play tug o war before he completely ravages it.
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Our puppy is very hard on toys. We were hoping this would last. The first day she made hole that I patched. There is no stuffing but there is a large plastic squeaker. All was fine for about a month but she did open a large hole. We removed the squeaker and now she is dragging around the carcass!! She loves it but it did not last for our puppy. But if you have a gentler chewer this is a cute toy.
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My puppy was on iams from the breeder. I have since switched over to whole earth puppy food and no more biting at her feet. She's doing so much better now at 5 months
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I bought this because my puppy was yanking my arm out while pulling me in every different direction.  She still needed a lot of training on what I expected of her while she was on lead, but at least I wasn't getting upset at her for hurting me while doing it.  She's grown out of the medium and I bought a large, but I find now I don't need it.  She still pulls sometimes, but now knows what "easy" means, and knows she's supposed to walk with me.

I only used this while she was on lead.  If she was hanging around the house or playing with dogs, I'd take it off.
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Our pup got this as a much loved hand me down. It was great when he was a puppy to let him eat his dinner. Unfortunately kibble flies EVERYWHERE (including under the sofa) so we couldn't use it as much as I would have liked.

If your pup is really bright this isn't the best toy to step away from. I left mine alone for a few minutes and came back to find he had unscrewed the whole thing. Over the next few months he kept unscrewing it and one day he gnawed on the plastic and broke the threads. Byebye kibble toy!

Great for pups, not so great for aggressive chewing, intelligent and growing pups
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Great leash for my 5 month old puppy.  She is learning to loose leash walk and this is a good tool. So far she's doing great!
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We got the antlers today and my 6 month old Am Staff Terrior has barley made a dent in his first one and he's had it all day. Normally he can crush a bully stick in a few hours. So far so great! I'll update once he finishes his first antler to see how long it lasts him.
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I stopped taking my 70lb labradoodle puppy for walks because her pulling was incessant. The first time, and now ever since,  we have used the gentle leader, she always leaves slack in the leash. It took some positive reinforcement with treats the first walk to have her leave it alone but it's almost like she is a different dog now!! Highly recommend!!
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This was much better than walking with a leash and collar--less pulling and more comfortable for our labradoodle puppy (25 pounds) and for us. He has chewed through 2 of these, though. I think he has a normal chew factor for a puppy, and he went through it like it was wet newspaper. We'll try a different brand and hope to get more than 1-2 months out of it.
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Do not leave this on your dog if you are not using a lead or under supervision! With a little effort they can chew it off. It did help when walking our very strong Rottweiler puppy. Unfortunately we are on our 4th one because of the chewing.
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This training lead isn't bad if you have a small dog. I wouldn't recommend it if you have a med to large breed. My reason for saying this is I have a 10 month old yellow lab who I am training for search and rescue/tracking and the lead is so thin I was getting friction burns from it. Needless to say I went to a different site my trainer recommended and got one that is more suitable and a lot easier on my hands because it is thicker, wider and made of a softer nylon material.
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We have a 8 week old corgi puppy that recently came home.  He is curious, inexhaustible, and has the attention span... of an 8 week old puppy.  "Mr. Fox" is his snuggle buddy / hapless victim that is our go to for getting him to teethe on things other than our fingers and keeps him company when he's napping.  The squeaky feature gets his attention when he starts to wander and has thus far not succumbed to his violent puppy teeth.  Granted, he is currently a 5 lb dog, so I can't comment as to the real beating this can take from a bigger beast, but as a new puppy toy, it's been great for us!