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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Hello, Andrea from Safespot Locking Leash responding. Our adjustable collar fits all dogs but we recommend that this leash is best suited for dogs over 10lbs. to ensure the comfort of your best friend. Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions. Andrea@pawzdogboots.com
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This harness works well for me and my 90 pound dog. However, it needs to be fit carefully and buckled/leashed properly. Also, remember with a strong dog this size, if they are absolutely determined to get loose, they will, if not by slipping the harness, then by sheer force pulling away from the person walking them.
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My pup is a Husky too. This has been a great leash for our walks in the park and has already lasted 3times longer than the first 50 leash I bought(it was a diff brand from our trainer) and this one has a wrist loop,which our old one didn't.... In short... I highly recommend it for a Husky to get the off leash exercise necessary, while on a leash.
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In my opinion a leopard gecko, even full grown, would be too small to use this leash. I would skip it
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My dog is small only about 14 pounds, shichi..... is large size leash OK for her?
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To be honest I'm not sure. Our dog is 70 lbs and we have no problems. It is thicker than many other leashes.
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I bought it for my chihuahua who is 2.50kilos havn't used it a lot the small is still a bit big for him and very stiff. I have been told harnesses can be a hazzard for older people due to possible injury. Hopefully will fit as he grows but I don't think so as he is only going to get to about 3kilos. Sorry not much help to you.
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the small should work fine. it'd very adjustable. also this is the only harness my wiggly little Pom can't wiggle out of and he doesn't chew it like he did with stiffer ones.
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The leash is not adjustable. It would work for a small dog. I used it once with my shitzu, before the product broke.
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I have a Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog and we use the leash all the time tied to a column on our prorch so he can go out and potty especially when it is too cold for us to go for a walk! The leash is long and strong though he chewed through part of it when bored. Our dog is one year old too. However, despite being chewed it has held up surprisingly well. And your dog and ours are both strong. I do plan on buying another leash sometime when I remember LOL. Also a reminder to soak the leash overnight in a bowl of water before using - the dye runs. I have been very happy with the leash.
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I do not claim to be an expert, but the way this leash is designed, I believe that it will work for a dog of this size. One of "our" dogs, which is in the small to medium range pulled like crazy before getting this leash. It attaches to an existing collar and wraps around the dogs mid section, which adjusts to the dog size--the bigger the mid-section, the shorter the leash as one may guess. I hope this helps.
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If it were up to me, I would go with something more robust in terms of leashes. I guess the main question is: how did the leash separate and get lost? My guess is that the clip on the leash broke off. Chances are good that the webbing didn't rip and the child didn't manually disconnect anything (due to anchor placement). In my opinion, your best bet is to get something more robust than the Kid Keeper's included leash can offer. Based on the variety of products in the market that I've tested, I'd say you have two options; the nature of your outings and travel patterns of the child will likely dictate which one would be preferred. The first is a good retractable dog leash. Most manufacturers offer product in a few different weight classes and I recommend the "large dog" range. These are rated for dogs up to 110 lbs. Not only does the webbing provide more tensile strength, but the clasps, pulleys, and handle are all robust enough to restrain a full grown golden retriever, let alone a fired-up toddler making a bee-line for the candy aisle. Should a handheld apparatus such as this not meet your needs, I suggest you go the anchor-to-anchor route. I'm likely butchering the technical terminology, but the fact is that if you use quality climbing rope and 800+ lbs. carabiners on both ends, you can securely cement your child's chest rig to your own full body harness. By employing your own full body harness, you also have the added benefit of a lower center of gravity to offset the child's power to height ratio. Good luck!
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It's a good quality harness, but personally, for a dog that large, I would go with something else. A dog that big, and I'd look into the easy walk harnesses. Mainly because many harnesses (the ones that have the leash clip on the dog's back), actually give the dog more leverage to pull you. With something like the easy walk harness, it clips in the front (both the harness and the dog's collar attach to the leash), and when the dog pulls, it turns them around. They get no additional leverage for pulling, and in fact, are given incentive NOT to pull.
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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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I haven't noticed a problem. My dogs are 20 and 26 lbs. Each leash is independent and just goes up to the one handle. Sorry I'm not describing it very well. I find this much easier than using two separate leashes.
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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.