🐾 Four Paws Heavy Weight Trolley Exerciser: A Dynamic Solution for Pet Fitness Review

Used for a month before my dog broke it. I have a 35lb Basenji that has been using this barrel for a month. The dog was never left unattended on the run. Yesterday he saw what he wanted and started to draw. In just a few minutes, he was pulling so hard that the preformed loop on the side of the spring shock broke. Again, this is a 35 pound dog. Not a big animal. Used for a month maybe 2 or 3 times a week. It shouldn't have failed. Very dissatisfied. I would not recommend this item to anyone who

For the price ($20-25), you can't beat it. So far this has worked great for our pup who now weighs up to 20lbs. Still small but I can see it holding up when she's fully grown (we teach her not to pull on the leash just like you). At this price you won't even find a line in a major hardware store, so no problem. The included hardware works fine, but I wasn't too impressed with the plastic stoppers - they didn't actually stop the pulley and tended to lock up the wheel. Instead, I took some cheap…

Overall I like the kit and in parts it is worth it. After reading all the reviews and some negative final results along with pictures of bugs. I've come up with my own "fix it before it breaks" plan. For stripping wire from forged wedges, I added a 3/16 Crosby/Home Depot clamp #140 252 wire clamp and thimble sets to each factory clamped end connection. (prevention) For the cable ends, I chose to use eyebolts 1/2 shank X 12" through the wood with G clamps so nothing can come loose. The best…

I bought this item to give my adopted dogs more space to run as I don't have a fence right now. My current adoptive dog is an active pit bull mix that weighs about 45 pounds. This kit contains: 30m cable with spring attached at one end, 3m leader line with attached plastic reel, two open ended eyebolts, two plastic plugs and two wire clips. . A 100 foot cable has a loop on one end that connects to a spring and the other is a free end. I mounted this wagon between a large tree and a wooden pole,