Check Cord/Tie Out Long Rope Leash for Dog Training - YUCFOREN

M. Martin: We got two of these for our miniature dachshunds. They are long enough so they can run and have a good time. They are sturdy so we don’t worry about them getting loose. And somehow they don’t get tangled as easily as other, thinner leads we’ve had before. Would definitely recommend.

United States on Sep 28, 2023

Gayle K.: I had tried tie out cables for our dog. They were stiff and hard to work with because I needed a long length. We were constantly tripping over the stiff cable when we went out our back door. I decided to try a 10' cable and attach this long light weight rope to that. Works beautifully for me. I attached the cable outside my door. I can leave it out in the weather and it is thin enough that I can pull a few feet of it under my door with the very flexible rope leash attached to it. I store the long rope in a bucket inside next to my door.

United States on Jul 20, 2023

Tina Yost: I have a large breed dog that loves to spend his time outdoors. In the past I've use cable style tie outs that needed to be replaced every 3-4 months due to wear and tear. This rope style is lighter, yet more durrable! He likes to run and play with all the neighbor kids and hasn't broken it yet after 6 months! Great job!

United States on Oct 06, 2022

Matt Rudovitz: We have two dogs that weigh in between 40 to 60 pound. We have always bought the plastic covered leashes from the store. They always manage to rust and break. We went through multiple ones. The last time it broke our dog was on it and then was loose. We live near a wooded area which is why we don’t want them loose. This has lasted much longer compared to the others and has not had any damage to it. It has not frayed or rusted on the clasps. Our dogs may not be the biggest but they are strong. I highly recommend this if you need something to last more than a season.

United States on Sep 14, 2022

Public Profile Name: I purchased this lead to use in the front and attached it to a post on my porch and it gives my dog a lot of freedom. The material of the rope is great, well-made and sturdy. I have a smaller size Shih Tzu that only weighs about 6 pounds and he has no problem moving around freely without looking like he is bogged down by the weight of a lead. If I had a large dog, I would feel fully confident this lead would be strong enough. I had measured the length from my porch to my driveway and the 40 foot lead worked out awesome giving my dog plenty of freedom but preventing him from getting out into the street. I plan on buying another one to use in my backyard that does not have a fence.

United States on Jul 03, 2022