would the leash hold my 6Olb dog on a walk , he does pull a lot.
770864
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)
770865
One of my dog is 48 lbs and she snapped the string right off in one pull. This product may be good for 15 lbs dog, since I used it on a yorkie.
770866
Yes I believe it would, the main thing is to ensure that his collar is on snug around his neck or using a harness. My dog is 90lbs and while he pulled hard when he was a puppy up until he was about 3, at 10 years old he still pulls but no where near as much as he used to.
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I would only suggest that if you can get it down into the thicker layer of sand and keep an eye on it if your dog is an excessive puller. I dont see it pulling "up" because it drills down into the ground but if the soil or sand is too loose it could shift to an angle and with enough force (ie full weighted pull of a 60-70 lb dog) it may start to pull free. Bezt bet is to make sure its grounded i pulled on the tie out myself to test its strength and it holds very well if its grounded properly.
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Yes, it most likely will. However, I wouldn't just suddenly go on a walk with him using only the collar. Instead, use the collar and a retractable leash if you have one. Decide on a relatively fixed distance away from you that you will start enforcing as the collar's "virtual leash distance", if you will. Whenever your dog approaches the edge of that imaginary circle, give him a little jolt and lock the leash to keep him from going any farther away to reinforce that set distance. If you do this consistently he will learn this behavior to an extent that the physical leash will not be necessary so you can get away with just using the collar Yes, it most likely will. However, I wouldn't just suddenly go on a walk with him using only the collar. Instead, use the collar and a retractable leash if you have one. Decide on a relatively fixed distance away from you that you will start enforcing as the collar's "virtual leash distance", if you will. Whenever your dog approaches the edge of that imaginary circle, give him a little jolt and lock the leash to keep him from going any farther away to reinforce that set distance. If you do this consistently he will learn this behavior to an extent that the physical leash will not... » Read More Yes, it most likely will. However, I wouldn't just suddenly go on a walk with him using only the collar. Instead, use the collar and a retractable leash if you have one. Decide on a relatively fixed distance away from you that you will start enforcing as the collar's "virtual leash distance", if you will. Whenever your dog approaches the edge of that imaginary circle, give him a little jolt and lock the leash to keep him from going any farther away to reinforce that set distance. If you do this consistently he will learn this behavior to an extent that the physical leash will not be necessary so you can get away with just using the collar « Show Less
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Our dog has a girth of 30 " and it fit. However, you might want to know that the ring that you hook your leash to broke after about 5 walks. So, if your dog pulls on the leash, it will not hold up. The backpack is nice looking. Too bad it broke so quickly. Hope that helps.
715397
I would just attach your whole thing to your leash. then when you need a bag pull one out. When you're done un attach till the next walk. hope it helps.
1945067
I would think it would. My dog does the same and so far the leash is still good. We just are careful not to let her chew on it for too long.
2217782
I don't use it while walking my dog. It's pretty big and would be hard for me to hold while walking my dog. I would have to some how hold the leash, a bag open and scoop. Not sure if that would be..... easy. I use it in my yard. I scoop it into a large black garbage bag.
937357
I think they'll pull just as much on this one. Mine are only 45 pounds each, but they still pulled - and I got more tangled in this leash than I do when I use separate leashes (they didn't get as tangled with each other, but I don't really care so much about that). They almost tripped me several times because one would circle around behind me, and you can't untangle this as easily as you can separate leashes.
782562
Yes, if your dog is already leash trained. I would recommend starting training up and down a street first.
1686055
My dog always pulls and she has power. With this leash, she would stop and walk so gentle with the slightest of tension. She also loves other dogs and to jump and see what people are carrying. This prevented her pulling and from jumping as well. I say it is a great option for your situation.
1023683
I have this leash for my two 50 lb. dogs. I believe the company makes one for smaller dogs.
479854
I believe the lead is strong enough, BUT the lead is only as strong the weakest point. Is your dog a " strong puller" ? Does your dog chase after other dogs, deer etc? How long would you leave him outside? Can you watch the dog while he does his business? Will your dog come to you if called? Traffic? Good Luck but maybe a chain with a good snap or two as a back up would be better.
44830
Small amount of upward pressure with the leash will hold your dog snug. The leash will be wrapped around the mid section.
937358
Leash is like a water ski rope about that weight it has one rubber handle to hold if your dogs are good walkers not pullers this should work. I do see that your dogs are pullers but with botharms using handle it may work. Weight wise I cant comare hope this helps someas my two together only weigh 34 pounds
1363414
Yes. You will need to rotate the arm so that the leash sits at shoulder height for your dog. But, for a 10# dog, the BTL might be overkill. You could get away with a WalkyDog.
16441
It should fit a 90 pound dog. It would just make the remaining leash a little bit shorter. The materials that the leash is made out of do not seem particularly sturdy, so keep that in mind when you consider how much resistance a large dog may give you.
773354
Yes it is. I have a small bread dog that doesn't pull, this is the only leash that grew with my dog and fitted comfortably. The only limitation- needs to be put on through head- like a sweater. I love this leash.