Mogoko Restraint Stainless Vehicle No Chew Review

Our dog can quickly break out of the harness and run away. We are not using it as a safety belt as intended. We attach one end to the D-ring of the harness and the other end to her collar. If she slips out of the harness now, she's still tied to the leash and can't run away. We would have liked the length to be a bit shorter, but again we love walking.

This length of steel cable was added to the end of my retractable leash. At first I just attached it to the leash, but found that the combination clamps were heavy enough to drag along the ground when stowed. I ended up removing both clamps and attaching the steel hooklink directly to the retractable hooklink with a small clamp. After that it worked perfectly. I would definitely recommend this mod to anyone who has a chewable pup.

I bought this cord to attach to the end of a retractable leech to prevent a dog from chewing it. Before that, he destroyed two lines. So far I've chewed the plastic sheath but not the metal cable. Works perfectly. SECOND REVIEW. Worked for a good 6 months but this morning the cable ripped out of one of the crimped end terminals. I saw another reviewer had the same issue. It is to be hoped that the manufacturer will take note of this shortcoming and rectify it.

I have a husky who likes to sneak out when I'm not actively watching and chewing on things. Despite tons of training and 12 years, we finally decided to try to tie him up. We gave him a nice spot with a really comfy bed and lots of toys and then attached him to an eyebolt in the wall. I think it's the best thing I've done in a long time. That way I can have dinner or read a book instead of watching him and he can't get involved in anything that might hurt him. Please never leave a dog…

I chose the right length according to my dog's size. Puppies love to chew... but not through that! I prefer the other harnesses because (chew protection) and my dogs don't sit on the seats (wet/dirty dogs, nails/claws in leather seats and door panels, hair loss on seats, etc.); Dog restraints force you to use a seatbelt clip...but with this restraint, I strap my dogs in the trunk of my SUV where they have plenty of room, with rugs and blankets not falling off the seat, no hair anywhere, no more

I use these coated wire segments to belay traveling dogs, the force of the impact can snap cheap webbing and cut plastic/nylon buckles and hardware. I use them to train dogs to chew on a leash. I use them for dogs when jogging on a bike/trike and to protect the dog when I wash them - they don't get wet, hairy or catch dirt. They're damn useful, and unlike nylon webbing and plastic buckles, they won't let you down. I'd like to see a version with nice little heavy duty carabiners on one or both…