Dog Tie Out Cable -20/30/50/60/75Ft Tie Out Cable For Dogs With Durable Spring For Outdoor, Yard And Camping No Tangle Rust Proof Training Dog Leash For Medium To Large Dogs Up To 125 Lbs Review

Well the tie out didn't work well my dog broke it and my neighbor ran her over and she's dead. The other tie outs I purchased from pets mart were much better. It's very sad, she was only 2 years old.

Just what I wanted length-wise but the rubber protectors fall right off of the metal hardware that creates the small loop at each end. Seen better molded arrangements but not on a 50’ lead. The spring is great strain relief when the dog pulls and the vinyl casing is holding up too.

It's fairly lightweight and more than strong enough for my 110lb mutt. We have used this leash on a daily bases and for our multi day adventures. Just what I would expect from this type of rope. Would buy one again in a heart beat it if got lost.

We got 2 days of use out of this before the clasp completely broke. My dog is a 50lb pit mix, so not all that big, we were playing fetch when I noticed the cable was no longer attached to the anchor. DO NOT PURCHASE IF YOUR DOG IS 50+ LBS, IT WILL BREAK!

My dog is less than 20 pounds and this cable might be too thick for him. It doesn't burden him but he probably doesn't need a cable of this thickness. I got this for the spring feature but I'm not sure if it does anything for him. Maybe he's not strong enough to make the spring extend much. It's still better than not having a spring though.

Wyatt the monster puppy has gone through countless leashes and tie-outs this last year. So glad I finally found this one! It's metal but with like a plastic sleeve over it, which is great because I was worried about getting cut on it if pulls on it. After running around for about 30mins & terrorizing the neighborhood, we've used it for punishment/training purposes. Wyatt doesn't know (like) the word "Come". So we're reintroducing the word to him while tied up. This hasn't snapped! It's not…

My dog tends to chew through all leads if given the opportunity. Not this one. All in all, it does what it’s meant to do and does it well.

The protective plastic coating that surrounds the cable breaks very easily and is sharp. We live in a cold climate so that may be a contributing factor. It seems to be heavier weight than other cables. Will be returning not satisfied with quality.

I purchased this 30 ft cable that was rated up to 125 lbs for my 63 lb dog. It lasted a month! The hook bent and the locking devise came right out. See picture. My swivel stake is still perfectly in the ground, so she managed to break a very important piece without even pulling the stake out. Very disappointed as this was supposed to strong enough for a dog twice her size.

It is hard finding a 50ft tie for my dog! So glad I found this one, she broke her last one. Hopefully this one is more durable, but so far it is perfect!

The leash is very comfortable to hold on. My dog likes to chew on the leash sometimes, and this leash is strong enough to withhold the chewing habit. Also it doesn’t take much strength for me to walk my dog using this leash, it is pretty light weight. I would recommend this product.

This leash is much tougher than other leashes I have bought at big box stores for more money. We have a total of four dogs that visit our house (our grown kids bring their dogs over all the time). Needless to say, leashes are often misplaced and we are always needing another. These are great leashes for us, as all of our dogs are big.These leashes are made out of durable material and have a strong clip that will not pull apart,great quality and exactly what I was looking for.

I feel confident when I put my pitty outside. Its super sturdy and light weight? Doesn't knot up like the ones I had before.

I was impressed with this product for the first 3 to 4 months but it snapped today and my dog ran away. Definitely not made well.We got our dog back but definitely recommend spending more money on a more quality one if you don’t want the panic from your dog missing.

Just had this for a couple of weeks. Stiffened up in cold weather. Just noticed a break in the coating, so the wires are wearing down. I think this is going back to Walmart 🐾👎

While it seems sturdy and has so far kept my Lab/Shepherd mix puppy in the yard, within a week the clasp was rusting and it’s virtually impossible to open. Unfortunately, it will have to be replaced.

We’ve inherited an older dog who is used to being tied out. This cable has been great so far, thinking of ordering another. The spring on the end makes his getting used to wildlife in his yard a little easier on him, he’s learning.

This is a basic cable tie out for dogs. Only the cable is included, so be aware that you will need a post or ground spike to attach to. I have been using this when I am working out front and don't feel like chasing the dog every time it decides to go on an adventure. I would lay the cable out before you first use it to determine how far your dog may be able to get when its completely stretched, just to ensure they can't reach the road or sidewalk in the event your dog has a protection complex.

We recently got a house so this was needed. We have it attached to our deck so nothing in the ground but this has worked perfect!

I didn’t think was was going to be as heavy as it is. I think the clasps could have been alittle lighter. But overall I’m am pleased with it.