Review on 🐶 10ft Dog Tie Out Cable - Galvanized Steel Wire Rope with PVC Coating for Small to Medium Pets Up to 80 lbs by AMOFY by Melissa Warren

I have a new puppy Jake (English Springer Spaniel) and a cage but I wanted the puppy to have more reach outside of the cage so he could use more surface area than his territory so I brought him with me a cable fastens the drawer with straps. I used some washable puppy training mats around the cage to prevent accidents. In the first month (8 to 12 weeks) he had a few accidents, but they all ended up on the training ground. The cable is very durable and although my pup likes to chew on it, the vinyl hasn't ripped through yet. Another really nice feature of this cord is that it doesn't kink like the cotton and nylon cords I've used in the past. He is now 14 weeks old and we haven't had a single accident in the last three weeks. He knows his territory around his cage and won't screw it up. Now I give him more freedom in the house and so far no accidents. Springers are mostly clean dogs and fairly easy to train. Even after 6 or 7 in the morning, Jake has never messed up his drawer. This cable makes training much easier without the chewing and twisting problems commonly associated with other types of traditional cables.