Review on 🐕 50ft Heavy Duty Dog Tie Out Cable for Large Dogs - Durable Dog Runner Cable for Yard with Solid Aviation Aluminum Clips and Spring for 350lbs Large Dogs Running by Eric Webbie

I have a mixed breed, part Staffordshire Bull Terrier (looks like a little pit bull) and I'm built like a tank. She weighs about 50 pounds and although we have tried to train her, she loves to chase animals and critters so there is no way we can let her off her leash. We've had so many different grips in the past that either broke or she slipped. Features that make it the best yet: - Snap hook: The signature spring clips sometimes slipped off the loop on her collar when we weren't looking and she fell out. The carabiner prevents this. Carabiner Swivel: A normal carabiner on a leash does not rotate, so if she moves around the end it will rotate and eventually open the carabiner and she will be released. The hinge on it allows it to rotate and prevents it. Sufficient Cable Thickness: We now typically use 250lb cable as we have had a lighter cable that broke in the past. End of Spring: As mentioned above, she sometimes breaks the wire and mostly attacks creatures of some kind. The spring prevents this end of the line from stopping abruptly. We've been using this in elements for 3 months. There is no sign of rust and the end of the carabiner is 100% aluminum. Holds up very well. This is the best option we've found so far.