Hi, I'm interested in this bungee leash for my tiny dog. She's a 3.5 lbs pomeranian. Would you recommend this leash for a dog? Just leash, not harness
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Honestly, I can't answer that because I have a cat and this is the first time my cat has been on a leash so right now I'm not having an issue with him pulling on the leash as we walk. If your dog is use to walking on a leash, I recommend getting one for a dog. Hope this helps. Have a great day!
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I think this leash is more for a cat. For dogs, I prefer a regular 6 foot leash...not the retractable kind, for more control when walking...I think it's a much safer option.
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Yes, I'd recommend the leash and the harness too. My daughter borrows mine to use on her teacup Chihuahua and the leash works great.
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I'd probably say no because the leash isn't very long. Its good for my cat(6lb) because she isn't too curious to go far but my dog is more on the move so 4ft(roughly) is way too short. If your Pomeranian is rather chill than maybe....after all the leash does has nice give/elasticity.
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I only used this device twice with my dog while set up at camp and hiking for the weekend before I was over it. My dog is really good about staying by my side, but I think it would have worked better if I used a longer leash. I was using a 4 foot cord and it felt like I was dragging him the whole time. This device wouldn't be good for a dog who pulls on a regular leash because if they start pulling on your hips it could turn dangerous on trails.
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Hi Renee, thanks for your interest in the leash the least is stocked at Amazon so I don't have one to look at. As always your purchase is guaranteed so if it doesn't work you can return it for a full refund. Have a great day.
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Probably too small for a harness - more appropriate for a leash. Our Bella wears her harness over the sweater.
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The leash in its entirety is large but depending on the size of you dog the length of the leash will vary. I use it on my large dog (aprox. 60 lbs) and the length from my dog to my hand is only about 3 feet. If you were to use it on a smaller dog, the leash would be much longer from dog to hand.
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It is super, heavy duty, and perhaps too much for little guys. Even medium size dogs would be fine, but I don't think little fellows. Sometimes you can find just a little "y" add on for your own leash- it's like a foot long or so.
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If I were you, I would contact the company in order to get an answer to your question. I believe the bike tow leash would fit a small dog, but I would want to hear it straight from the company. Here is a link to their contact. http://www.biketowleash.com/contact.php It does seem to me that the human would have to pedal pretty slowly to avoid dragging a dog with very short legs. On the web site, you can view videos of the system in action to see how fast the dogs and bikes are going. I got mine to accommodate a 50 pound dog that runs about 20 miles per hour!
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Hi --- I am using the harness on a dog which weighs in around 135 pounds... I purchased the largest one and it fits well ... much easier to walk him. Unfortunately I do not know what type your doggie is... hope this helps.
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Hello Liwen, This is Jude from HappyDogz. Our dog leashes come in 2 sizes; Small for dogs up to 44 pounds Large for dogs up to 110 pounds As for now though, we are currently out of large sized leashes. Best regards, Jude (HappyDogz Team)
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This is a GREAT leash... I use it every day. I don't see why it wouldn't work for you. (Mine is still a puppy so he doesn't pull much)
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The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle him or restrict his movement. The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle... » Read More The beauty of this harness is that you don't need to. My dog is a Pom and all fur.. little tiny dog underneath. I wanted something that would slip on and off easily and not get tangled. No buckles to adjust. I tried several harnesses and he either slipped right out of them- including one that was measured for him at the store, or they obviously annoyed him he kept gnawing on them. The Sporn is soft padded and adjustable. My dog weighs 10 lbs and took an xs. They run I think up to xl. I've seen boxers in them. The dog can't slip out no matter what he does but it's comfy. It doesn't strangle him or restrict his movement. « Show Less
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I have 3 dogs, one small and two medium, that have had them on for 5 months now with no problems. I have heard stories of people trying to use them with a leash and that didn't work out so well for them because of the breakaway feature.
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We use it as a walking harness 99% of the time (we have two dogs, each weighing approx. 40lbs each)! It's much better to control our dogs and since the connection is on the back, it rarely gets tangled in their feet (unless they move in a way to step on the leash).
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I would get the medium leash. I originally got the medium for my male bassett/beagle and returned it for the small (he was a borderline size as well) . The collar needs to fit tight to work. Good luck!
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The Flexi Freedom for a dog over 100 pounds has a larger clip at the end. If you're interested in buying one, I would buy the one for a dog over 100 pounds so you could clip a collar and a harness at the same time. Some people have a tendency to grab the leash when they accidently rub the handle against their hip or leg and the brake on the handle releases. What can happen is, the dog can take off because he was distracted. Don't grab the leash, it can tear off your finger! This incident happened to me and burned my hand.
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I bought the smallest size of this harness, but our pup (a toy poodle - bichon frise mix) was too small. She is now about 20 pounds but I haven't tried it on her recently. It seems from other comments, everyone is finding this harness runs big.
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Yes, I think it would be too heavy to a tiny little dog. Again, this leash is not to be used as an actual walking or tie-out leash. This leash (Called a Long Line or Long Leash) is for training purposes. It is good to use in doing "recalls" with your dog. Recalls are training session where you put your dog on a Long Leash like this, let the dog wander away from you and then you call out his/her name: "Spot Come!". The idea is your dog is wandering and distracted and might not come when you call. The hope is he will come and you then reward him with a special yummy treat. Then you let him wander off again and call him back. And a Long Leash is also good if you have pond or lake and want to see if your can swim out in the water. With the long leash on, if your dog has difficulty swimming back, you are in control of him and can pull him back in.