Hi, I'm interested in this bungee leash for my tiny dog. She's a 3.5 lbs pomeranian. Would you recommend this leash for a dog? Just leash, not harness
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Honestly, I can't answer that because I have a cat and this is the first time my cat has been on a leash so right now I'm not having an issue with him pulling on the leash as we walk. If your dog is use to walking on a leash, I recommend getting one for a dog. Hope this helps. Have a great day!
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I think this leash is more for a cat. For dogs, I prefer a regular 6 foot leash...not the retractable kind, for more control when walking...I think it's a much safer option.
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Yes, I'd recommend the leash and the harness too. My daughter borrows mine to use on her teacup Chihuahua and the leash works great.
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I'd probably say no because the leash isn't very long. Its good for my cat(6lb) because she isn't too curious to go far but my dog is more on the move so 4ft(roughly) is way too short. If your Pomeranian is rather chill than maybe....after all the leash does has nice give/elasticity.
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If I were you, I would contact the company in order to get an answer to your question. I believe the bike tow leash would fit a small dog, but I would want to hear it straight from the company. Here is a link to their contact. http://www.biketowleash.com/contact.php It does seem to me that the human would have to pedal pretty slowly to avoid dragging a dog with very short legs. On the web site, you can view videos of the system in action to see how fast the dogs and bikes are going. I got mine to accommodate a 50 pound dog that runs about 20 miles per hour!
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Hi Renee, thanks for your interest in the leash the least is stocked at Amazon so I don't have one to look at. As always your purchase is guaranteed so if it doesn't work you can return it for a full refund. Have a great day.
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I use mine daily with a 5 feet leash and that seems to be the perfect length to walk him. The perfect thing about this device is that you keep still control of the leash as the handle is close to your hand to correct when needed. As it uses bungee cord I don't see how it could cause any body problems.
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I would get the medium leash. My male dog was borderline small/medium. I originally got the medium, but it wasn't snug enough. I returned for the smaller size. Works great. Good Luck!
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My dogs are small (6 lbs. 13 lbs) But when the little one pulls on the leash I hold the middle section between the two leashes and ithelps with the pulling. This leash is really a great one as it doesn't tangle and it's heavy duty. (just watch them as sometimes my dogs will go around you which can trip you) But, I think it should hold your dogs.
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I wouldn't recommend this for a dwarf. I have a mini lop (averaging 5-10 pounds) and it is just small enough. A dwarf would more likely fit in a guinea pig leash/harness as their weight and build are similar!
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I would assume so. We have a dane mix who is quite strong and we are not as physically able as once we were. Walking him was difficult for us. With this harness he cannot pull. Anyone can walk him without issue. He is not bothered at all by it. He reacts just like when we get the leash, excited. It is a great tool.
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I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good luck!! I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good... » Read More I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good luck!! « Show Less
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I always use a harness on all of my pups (shih tzus). I bought this lead strictly for a training class. You have more control with a harness & leash. Hope this helps!
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Personally I would not get it for dogs under 20 lbs because of the heavy metal square that keeps it together. If you are okay with the metal square, I would do a small for the bichon and medium for the rat terrier. My mother has an 18 lb. rat terrier and did not like the harness because of the metal square. You can't see it in the picture, but it sits on their back where it all comes together. I think it is a good harness for dogs over 20 lbs. I hope that helps.
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Probably too small for a harness - more appropriate for a leash. Our Bella wears her harness over the sweater.
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No, I have a 70lb lab and the bungee cord broke at the collar part where it clicks on, but it was a fun ride while it lasted, he pulled me the whole time.. Lol
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⅜ 6ft leash is what I would recommand. It is strong. 6ft is a good length for training a dog. If your dog pulls a lot please teach him not to pull for both your walking pleasure and comfort as well as safety. There many resources to teach you how. I promise you that you will be glad you invested the time. Good luck.
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If your dog is a medium to large dog then it would be suitable because it's a very long lead leash,but if your dog is smaller than I would go with a shorter lead leash.
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It was great for my Golden Retriever. Now that I have a mini Labradoodle, 33lbs. everything slips between the prongs. I wish they would make one for smaller dogs because it works so well on lawns!
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This leash is a convertible leash harness - so she might get the harness aspect undone. For a dog that is backing out of a collar- I would suggest trying a "martingale " type collar which works great to keep the dog secure. My border collie mix used to back out of her collar and we tried her with a martingale and we have never had problems .