Four Paws Heavy Duty Tie Out Cable: Superior Strength for Secure Pet Restraint Review

I use this harness for a 27 lb, 15 year old dog who has been a runaway all his life. Admittedly it does bring kinks to the line over time, usually when there are loud noises such as thunder from the occasional thunderstorm. I usually have to change it every 2-4 months but my dog has solid muscles. Its strength is about the same as a normal dog weighing 80 to 100 pounds. When he's scared, he has the power of Samson. Overall I think it's a pretty good tether. $14 is a small price I have to pay…

Thinner plastic zip ties from other companies seem to wear out quicker than this one, so I'm buying this one again. Ours lasted a year before it broke, but that means it's kept outside in Minnesota and used every day. I see other reviewers rated this link highly and located in Alaska and Michigan. Last year and this year my ties snapped in mid-January, probably due to either the low temperatures or freeze, thaw and freeze again. We have a beagle but he doesn't find it too heavy. We use our…

I have a 40 lb Malimute that thinks he is a 100 lb wolf. She can tie any tie I put on her and she's a master of escape when it comes to collars and harnesses. She's definitely a fighter, so I had to find something strong enough to hold her while still being able to easily slide down her original rope running through the yard. This one works. I have to change them about every 4 months because eventually they fight so hard that they break them. But for the price it's a good deal. It holds it well