If my dog pulls out one end of the tie out will the other end keep him attached? Or, will it slip past it?
1440077
The pulley will not pull part unless the wire breaks from the clip or buckle on either end. The dog will just have more room to run around.
246191
It really depends on how much he pulls. I have 2 English bulldogs that really pull when walking them and I found that this leash gave me the worst rope burns because there is no good way to hold on to it. There is no padding to grip so if your dog makes any sudden movement, the leash will slip through your hands and it's painful. The leash did help to tone down on the pulling but not entirely and they ended up almost choking themselves out. I don't even use the leashes anymore and went back to using their harnesses.
1070752
I worry about ALL prong collars falling off, they tend to twist and release themselves. I put a short rope connecting the round ring on the prong collar to another collar (flat buckle or nylon choke) this way If the prong comes loose, the dog will still be connected to the leash. Photo is on the Amazon site for Herm Springer prong collar. Best of luck with your lab! :)
457731
I first put the collar on with room around his neck, next thing I knew he was trapped with it in his mouth. My husband grabbed him and I struggled to get it off him using the buckle, I then made it tighter. This collar is NOT a breakaway as they claim, so be very careful.
1830318
Yes. It twists on. I use this for my 90 lb dog and have no issues with it coming off.
82482
It closes with a zipper. There are two openings - in the back, and in the front where the mesh meets the blue at the top. It doesn't have any tie downs unless you mean a leash attachment. It does have a lead inside to clip to a collar or harness. Is that what you needed? I've had mine for three years now and still love it!
1869657
Yes, but not while the harness is in use. If the dog is wearing the harness while at rest or play the straps could easily loosen allowing the harness to slip off. I do not recommend keeping the harness on 24 hrs a day.
2025253
It ties. You can see the black line that holds it shut in the picture. It's attached to the pouch so it won't fall off.
1764736
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
180970
This is not meant for your cat to be put in and then tied up. All the cat has to do is pull against the leash and the velcro will undo. As for escaping out of the harness with no leash attached; my cat hasn't ever escaped out of it while just wearing it. It's the tension between the harness and the leash that causes the velcro to come undone.
1949240
The dogs normal collar loops through it and connects so that it doesn't come off. I've never had it come off my dogs and have had to use it for 3 surgeries where it had to be worn for several weeks. I swear by this collar for comfort of my dogs.
1191969
It is just the end of the cord so that it does not snag on anything while training your dog. If I need a handle, I just tie a double figure eight knot and it is easy to undo. http://www.animatedknots.com/fig8loopdouble/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Websi;te=%22
259234
If he's a determined chewer, possibly. The dog's collar threads through elastic tabs at the base of the cone, so if it slides around the cone rotates. If he paws at the velcro strip that closes the cone on the outside he would be able to get the cone open but it would hang from his collar. If he is young and active I would think that the stiff plastic cone would be more secure.
360413
Yes, it should work. You just need to remember not to allow any slack or they can slip out, but not so tight it chokes them. The only reason I use slip leads is because I have a chi mix who can slip a collar no matter how snug it is. For most of my dogs I don't need slip leads but for a couple of them, I do.
36426
For sure, the neck hole is very generous. I find that unless your dog is intentionally pulling backwards and TRYING to slip out it should't come off. It's a great running/pulling harness. I got the medium for my husky (she's 22kg) if that helps for comparison.
773357
I'm sure it would, but if he doesn't pull why do you need a harness? Wouldn't you be better with a slip leash? easier to get on and off.
773356
Yes it will. Any harness is better than a collar around a dog's throat. What I especially like about this is you aren't fumbling with a buckle. With this one you just slide the locking device and release the button. Hold down the button and slide it to loosen again and it slips on and off easily.