XiaZ Tie Out Cable For Dogs - Heavy Duty Lead Line For Large Dogs Up To 250Lbs, Available In Various Lengths 10-120Ft For Outdoor Activities In Yard, Camping And Park (Blue, 250Lbs 70Ft) Review

I used to use 2 25 foot 120 pound test leads for my very aggressive Dogs, the "Beast" cables. The Beast cables have the best clamps, so when I wore the Beast cable out after 2 years, I cut of the clamps and use them with this Xiaz cable. The clamps on the Xiaz cable are NOT quick release, you have to unscrew them each time, and if you don't tighten them hard they can unscrew, not good, So I muscle them down tight with the Beast clamps connected, they ARE quick connect although very strong so my

Unlike some clasps, this one can be secured, so you're confident your dog won't escape due to a faulty clasp. Thanks for attention!

Like I had a Shepard and it was sturdy held him well and my toy dog that I have to make sure she don't walk around thinking she is a big dog.

Great line for dog tie out. Very sturdy, it would take a very determined dog to chew through this line. The clasp is strong but difficult to secure when muddy or covered in sand.I will order again.

I've had other heavy duty dog tie-outs rated for 250 lb dogs (is there even a dog that big?) that I used with my 90 lb Boxer. He's kinda a meathead with more strength than brains. He would lunge repeatedly, putting a lot of hits on the crimp connections until they would come apart. Also, the plastic coating would crack and the exposed cable would rust very quickly and eventually break. Plus, the spring loaded latch failed a couple times which allowed him to get loose. It got to the point that I

I have a standard poodle (50 pounds) who is physically capable of jumping a four foot fence, but is a little too daft to realize it. He is put on a tied out just in case he accidentally figures it out during potty breaks (my dogs are indoor unless potty or supervised play time only). Sergio was used to having 40 feet to use for bathroom breaks, but his sister likes to run right to the edge and dart off to tease him. The ties pits I’ve purchased in stores are usually a much thinner gauge…

This wrappes around itself and it drives me crazy. But otherwise it holds my dog and that is what it was purchased for. Thanks for attention.

Been working great for months! Our dog isn’t wild and doesn’t test it. Not sure how it would hold up with a super active dog.

My Australian Shepherd has eaten through quite a few leads. So far these have stood the test of time.love the closure also that can be locked into place.

A little concerned about how it will be overtime just because I noticed if it gets tied in a knot then the plastic breaks off around the wire but it seems very sturdy and the little lock on the clip keeps my dog secure

While my dog does still get wrapped around trees because he’s a dope, I no longer have to worry about the tie up getting knotted. I had to go out and detangle my old one daily. It hasn’t happened once since I switched to this one. And it’s so heavy duty. I’m much more worried about the post I have it wrapped around breaking than I am of the leash breaking.

My 2 thirty pounds dogs come with me on road trips and camping and when setting up camp I started hiking these tie outs to the car shop the dogs could go inside or out as they wanted. Perfect way to be hands free while still having them under control and safe.