Suzzie has chewed all my short leads (while she was staying with a friend for the weekend). I've been using my 20' cotton lead line as my primary (only) lead. However, this is cumbersome as I'm going about in the house. I'm looking for suggestions for a lead to tether her to me day in and day out. Just any old 6' loop lead with a carbine clipped to my belt loop? Anything better?
thanks! Saw on amazon there are several competing styles of the same thing. This one seemed to have the best reviews. With your recommendation I've got one on order.
I have a couple. They are as strong as one of those buckle collars. I wouldn't trust Quinn in full blown attack mode, but it works very well for pups and in the house tethering for adult, large breed dogs.
Oooh, and Doug, I would wait for Leerburg to order from them! Can't beat their customer service, and kindness for providing SO much to all of us for free~!
We actually are stocking these now, thanks to Jessica's suggestion to me a while back. We just got them in, they are not on the website yet but should be available this week. My "sources" tell me later today or tomorrow they should be up on the website.
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....They are as strong as one of those buckle collars. I wouldn't trust Quinn in full blown attack mode, but it works very well for pups and in the house tethering for adult, large breed dogs.
That's what I was wondering. A lot of folks around here use these for jogging but I've never thought we could get away with it. Murphy can break plastic collar clasps like nothing.
It looks PERFECT for puppies and in the house though. I wish I had this system when I was at my Mom's. I want one too!!
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