🐕 BV Pet 60 Feet Dog Trolley: Heavy-Duty Runner Cable for 125 Pound Dogs Review

I have a 60 lb Pitbull. We bought a stiffer one that was meant to carry a 125lb dog. The third time we played with her outside (we NEVER let her outside alone) the clasp broke off the base holding her on the leash allowing her to fly free. Luckily she didn't notice and sat waiting for me to toss the ball to her again so she didn't have a chance to run away. But I'd seriously recommend going to your local hardware store and getting some heavy-duty materials unless you have a 20-pound dog that…

REVIEW - Our 65 pound Australian Cattle Dog tore this thing apart in a few weeks and she was only on it for a few hours at a time about 2 times a week. He bent the eyebolts and chewed the harness twice. Buyers beware, this is not a rig designed for dogs over 50 pounds. First Review - Decent setup for the price. IF you keep it dry. We've only had the line for a week and the exposed metal has already started to rust. We don't live on the coast. It rained little. I have many other metals that have

We have a hunting dog, dogs like to hunt. When hunting, dogs disobey. We bought it to be able to take our dog on a hike. We installed it between two trees, it's very long. We didn't install it according to the instructions, we wrapped the ends around the trees and used the clips that came with it. It worked for us, was portable, and didn't harm the trees. She liked that she could look around the camp while respecting the camp's rules. She tried to chase the gopher and the cart stopped her very…

Everything works as intended. It moves easily when the dog is out and seems to absorb shock quite well. However, the pictures do not reflect what I received. The swivel carabiner that attaches to my dog's harness is not a fixed loop. It's open. In the past six months, the 25-kilogram beagle has managed to detach himself from him and free himself. This is a major design flaw and I can't figure out why this was even possible. This is the only open piece in the entire set. The photos on the sales…

My dog loves to run and play outside but we don't have a fence yet. We have had this zip line for about 9 months now and it is holding up very well. If you have the right tools and a little mechanical know-how, it's pretty easy to install. We used a drill, pliers, etc. and there were no particular problems. The zip line is also quite durable; I find he handles a large dog with ease even though you know your dog better than I do. If you have questions about whether this will work for your dog, I

First of all I like that the pulley is metal! It's easy to rust proof with WD-40 and you're done (don't use it on clamps before tightening them lol). The instructions are simple and the installation time was less than 15 minutes. You really need a ladder/stool, an adjustable wrench and some elbow grease. Personally, I didn't find it necessary to cut off the excess wire - just wrap it around the string (or tree, pole, or whatever) before tightening the final clamp. The leash is only 10 feet…