🐾 Tuff Pupper Comfort Dog Training Leash with Bungee Cord - Durable Handle & Heavy Duty Zinc Alloy Hardware - Ideal Training Lead for Medium to Large Dogs Review

A thin, strong training leash that allows the dog to pull without damaging the windpipe. The only suggestion is to make the other model about 30cm longer to ease the transition between the standard length cables and the previously used and training cable.

This is a very strong tether that does not stretch at all. It must be a very strong dog for the elastic cord to stretch. Without a flexible cord, the length of the leash is too short. My dog had to be big and he always had to walk next to you. For me it was a waste of money. It just hangs in our closet.

A wonderful leash - quite springy and the grip is wonderful. If my 20 lb cockapoo sees a squirrel it's enough to give - love it. I wouldn't recommend using a Tuff Pupper bungee collar - it will dislocate your dog's neck - we use a padded harness and it's safe and the best combination (and we've tried a lot - he chewed on 3 other leads) .

Just the right length to keep your dog on its side, but strong enough resistance to actually prevent your dog from "simply" stretching it to the max. I have several bungee cords and most of the time they either stretch so easily that it's pointless or stretch so much that my 80 pound pit bull can't stretch them. This line sits right in the middle or slightly closer to the harder drag side, which is perfect for breaking without fraying. Ideal for keeping large dogs close by or strong draft dogs…

I would love to write a review on this product... But I haven't managed to attach this leash to my dog collar yet! Traditional swivel carabiners have a small lever that needs to be pushed down to keep your fingers from jamming the "eyelet" part that hooks onto the collar. But this one rotates so freely that it's very difficult to hold and the latch is hard to press - for safety reasons, I'm sure - so your fingers get in the way when latching the collar. I must have struggled with this thing for

Bought this for my 80 lb blending lab. He is 12 years old and does not move constantly, but unexpectedly, to make a mark in a special place. Sometimes the sudden tug in my shoulder hurts because I'm not always prepared for his tug toward something he needs to smell. This leash is perfect for him. It absorbs some of the thrust. My 13 year old son walked in after taking this leash for a walk and excitedly exclaimed that this is the best leash we have ever had! Excellent durable quality and price!

Just the right length to keep your dog on its side, yet strong enough resistance to actually prevent your dog from "easily" stretching it to the max. I have several bungee cords and most of the time they either stretch so easily it's pointless or stretch so much that my 80 lb pit bull can't stretch them. This line sits right in the middle or slightly closer to the harder drag side, which is perfect for breaking without fraying. Ideal for keeping large dogs close by or strong draft dogs that…

I would love to write a review for this product... But I haven't been able to put this leash on my dog yet! Traditional swivel-eye carabiners have a small lever that needs to be pushed down to keep your fingers from jamming the "eyelet” part that hooks onto the yoke. But this one rotates so freely that it's very difficult to hold and the latch is hard to press - for safety reasons, I'm sure - getting your fingers in the way when latching onto the collar. Must have struggled with this thing for…