I have a Bernese Mt dog (1 yr) I do not have a fenced in yard, can I use thisleash for a quick potty tie out when I can't take he r for a walk f
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I believe the lead is strong enough, BUT the lead is only as strong the weakest point. Is your dog a " strong puller" ? Does your dog chase after other dogs, deer etc? How long would you leave him outside? Can you watch the dog while he does his business? Will your dog come to you if called? Traffic? Good Luck but maybe a chain with a good snap or two as a back up would be better.
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One more thing the kids reminded me that the handle part did come unstitched. So we tie the leash with a couple of half hitches to our column on the porch. I mention that in case you were thinking of just hooking the handle onto something. I wouldn't trust the stitching on the handle to hold.
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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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Yes, that's what I use it for and it gives plenty of roaming distance to find that perfect spot... if you have a large yard.
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Yes, it is strong enough. I have used this lead for my Bernese for more than a year. But a word of caution. Please be sure that the lead is securely anchored. Also if your Bernese is as active as mine don't leave her unsupervised for long as any lead can snag and entangle the dog.
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I wouldn't recommend it for unsupervised tie outs, i know my dog and probably any dog can chew through this material. Though it is strong and suitable for letting the leash trail when they are outside running around, for them to sit and chew on it, it would be easy. I would look into a aerial dog run. My do doesn't dog well with the ones in the ground he just digs it out.
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I wouldn't use a nylon leash for a tie out. I recommend purchasing a cable tie out. You screw in a big eye hook to something wood and hook the cable tie out to that. something like this IIT 99914 Dog Tie-Out Cable - 20 Feet
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No, there is no clip or other fastener to attach a leash. You would need a separate collar.
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Not sure about that. I have had dogs but don't have one now. It probably depends on whether or not you keep the dog's nails clipped short and filed. It's a pretty tight weave.
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I am not selling this collar. I lost my dog Because of it. If you purchase one, PLEASE do not leave on dog after walking.
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Yes. Contact Pet Safe. I even found my dog's collar worked at my brother's house where he has installed fence for his dogs.
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I wouldn't. . You have to buy a seperate stake. You screw the stake in the ground and you've got a 25 ft leash. One hook at the end goes on collar other goes on stake. Not enough length
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Is it safe to use for tethering a dog to a seatbelt using the back ring? I don't believe this product was ever designed for that purpose. The straps are not that wide, so if the dog were to be restrained during an accident, I don't imagine that it would feel too good for the dog. My answer for that would have to be NO. I will say, that the intended purpose for use with dogs that pull has worked wonderfully for my 9 month old boxer dog. Of course, having an excellent trainer direct us didn't hurt either, but this harness is comfortable for dogs and works. I would definitely recommend this harness and proper positive reinforcement techniques together to correct pulling. Is it safe to use for tethering a dog to a seatbelt using the back ring? I don't believe this product was ever designed for that purpose. The straps are not that wide, so if the dog were to be restrained during an accident, I don't imagine that it would feel too good for the dog. My answer for that would have to be NO. I will say, that the intended purpose for use with dogs that pull has worked wonderfully for my 9 month old boxer dog. Of course, having an excellent trainer direct us didn't hurt either, but this harness is comfortable for dogs and works. I would definitely... » Read More Is it safe to use for tethering a dog to a seatbelt using the back ring? I don't believe this product was ever designed for that purpose. The straps are not that wide, so if the dog were to be restrained during an accident, I don't imagine that it would feel too good for the dog. My answer for that would have to be NO. I will say, that the intended purpose for use with dogs that pull has worked wonderfully for my 9 month old boxer dog. Of course, having an excellent trainer direct us didn't hurt either, but this harness is comfortable for dogs and works. I would definitely recommend this harness and proper positive reinforcement techniques together to correct pulling. « Show Less
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I have a Belgian Malnois. He is about 75lbs. I use the leash for tracking and training and haven't had any issues. This leash is not for tie out because they could easily chew through it.
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We have only used the harness for walking. It works quite well and lows for proper and comfortable control and handling. We have never tied him up on a run or the like, so we can't answer to the "yard" portion of the question. This harness allows the handler to better control the dog and limits the pulling effect.
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We have an outdoor system that is by the same company. For us both systems use the same collar so we have the outdoor zone with the fence for them to run in as well and an indoor "No! No!" zone created by this device. It is my opinion that if your system is the same brand then you will probably have a good chance of using both products off the same collar. If your system is not from PetSafe, then I have no idea.
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No you can't. You would have to have a harness underneath to used it with a leash.
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This box has the collar for big dogs, if your dog is not a puppy then yes you can use it. There are other sizes and they cost less.
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probably not ... I'm sure there's some way you could rig it up with zip ties & want not, but your dog would run the risk of cutting himself on the metal that's inside the crate. you could always order it & return it if it didn't work, Amazon's great with returns!
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Way to big for your dogs. You will need the lightest smallest link they make. Also I recommend a trainer to show you how to apply and use the collar properly. If in the wrong hands it can cause harm and not work. Being trainer I can say that it is a wonderful tool if used correctly.
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There is no 'metal connector' for a harness. the picture shows a handle that you can easily see that comes from the inner cover through the 'removeable bags part', you could put a leash on this if you wanted. it is not designed for this, so i wouldn't consider doing this unless your dog walks easily on the leash and doesn't 'stress' it.
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My dog is a Maltese, so she was not able to move it around. I also connected it to her crate, but I had to use the divider that came with her crate to close the opening on the top because her crate was not that tall. It works great for me, just make sure you connect the crate with no openings. I left an opening one day and she got out and had the entire house to herself.
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I have a 10 lb shih Tzu! The slip lead is supposed to be for practicing to 'show' ... not to walk a dog...That said... if your 'pit' is trained to walk on a leash it may be okay to train it to 'show'. If I had a pit, I might try something stronger to train with...but that's just me! Good luck with you little guy's training!