Im look for a sturdy clip to attach dog tags to my large dog while we are out. Will this work and hold up to the task?
605592
If you plan to use them to attach dog tags to a collar this should work. If this is to part of the leash with a lot of pressure possibly not.
605593
As long as you are just clipping them to the collar temporarily these should be fine. I find a very simple, very cheap split ring key ring will work better. The lobster clips are sturdy, but they are a clip and can be opened easily. A cheap split ring will last longer and keep your dogs tags safer. Also, many areas of the USA offer cheap microchipping, $20 or less per animal, please get this done. I have two small dogs and work with many people who do rescues of animals. It is the best way to get your animal of ANY kind back. Thanks for your question.
605594
I believe this clip will work, I use mine for attaching a magnifier circle on my lanyard style faux leather neck strap, and I wear it, or one almost like it everyday. Try it, they do not cost too much, so find another use if that doesn't work out. Good luck
960557
I suppose if you used heavy duty double sided material like is used to secure posters etc. it might work. It is fairly light but with a lot of use, I'm not sure it would stay attached for long.
1237524
Its a clip but I don't think it would ever com off unless, some how you broke it. It seems to be very strong.
551346
It will work well if you have something for the clip to "hold" onto. It's like a large spring loaded paper clip (or clothes pin). It holds my satellite receiver quite well but it was a bit difficult finding something sturdy to clip to. Keep in mind that it can't interfere with anything that moves or get in the way of push buttons, etc.
559329
It is pretty strong. Not as strong as a dog leash obviously, but strong enough to use every day (>10 times a day). The important thing is to wedge the clip in a fairly solid piece of clothing, like a coin pocket. Clamping on a belt loop is a lot less satisfying to use. I have been using it for a few months without trouble and in my opinion it has already been worth the pucrchase.
2085835
Yes. It depends on the thickness of the pole, really. I got it to work well, but I had to bend the clip back a bit. It has held steady though.
741043
No. It is not a strong clip. Works well for papers and dishcloths and such, but snapped apart when I tried to clip thicker items.
2189392
Be sure it's fastened properly. Then yes. Have used it on our dog dor several years
1975851
Probably depends on how well behaved your dog is. If he/she doesn't lunge or pull, then it would probably work fine. The clasp was larger than what I needed for my 15 pound terrier, so it could be strong enough for a larger dog.
282441
I already had a tiny clip. Didn't want a big clip as I have a small dog and it would have been too low to ground. Like the tag a lot for the price.
1252513
Yes, I attach it to the collar itself and holds them in place comfortably but if you have a large dog I would recommend attaching it to a harness for mobility.
1571462
I have not complaints and it fits my needs. My dogs do not exceed 30 pounds. The whole that the nail fits into is large enough for a dog of your size and I think it would work fine. However - if you wanted something more sturdy given that you have a bigger dog you may prefer the large. I have no issue with it from a sturdy standpoint with my smaller dogs.
1274379
Here are my thoughts on your question. My dogs are 10 and 13 lbs. neither one really likes to go outside except to do their business (and not always then). What I can guess about your situation is this...The tags are attached with a cloth and Velcro wrap that goes around the collar. I'm not confident that they would stay on with no trouble on a very active rough and tumble kind of dog. But, I do think they could easily be stitched to the collar in a couple of places and this would alleviate any problems from arising. They have heavy duty needles and thread that could work easily. A regular needle may even do the trick. They are really cool tags and worth the little bit of extra effort, I think. Here are my thoughts on your question. My dogs are 10 and 13 lbs. neither one really likes to go outside except to do their business (and not always then). What I can guess about your situation is this...The tags are attached with a cloth and Velcro wrap that goes around the collar. I'm not confident that they would stay on with no trouble on a very active rough and tumble kind of dog. But, I do think they could easily be stitched to the collar in a couple of places and this would alleviate any problems from arising. They have heavy duty needles and thread that could work easily. A regular... » Read More Here are my thoughts on your question. My dogs are 10 and 13 lbs. neither one really likes to go outside except to do their business (and not always then). What I can guess about your situation is this...The tags are attached with a cloth and Velcro wrap that goes around the collar. I'm not confident that they would stay on with no trouble on a very active rough and tumble kind of dog. But, I do think they could easily be stitched to the collar in a couple of places and this would alleviate any problems from arising. They have heavy duty needles and thread that could work easily. A regular needle may even do the trick. They are really cool tags and worth the little bit of extra effort, I think. « Show Less
2164731
It will work but it is thin, so if you have a large dog you might not be satisfied.
952303
Mine has been holding on quite well. However, my backup plan was going to be to use Velcro if it didn't hold. Maybe that will work for you.
512271
It will probably hold up, but if your dog has long nails, they can get caught on and possibly tear the lining. The mesh is pretty durable, but still it could happen.
1251437
I have a feeling the only issue is weight, meaning how much stress the piece will place on the metal clips and on the string tying it all together. But it seems very sturdy to me and would probably work for something that size- as long as it's not heavy.