Please, folks, always use a body harness NOT a COLLAR when using a system like this. The lead can get caught on something and if the dog is suspended by it's collar, it can really hurt them or possibly they can choke to death.
I have a trolley system. My 65 pound staffie keeps rolling in the grass and the leash / sleeve I think it’s called keeps wrapping around her. I like how this leash/sleeve has a coil and it’s pretty high. My question is do you sell the sleeve separately?
Pretty good video but like the first little dog listen and Alabama you could go take a pee or answer the phone that little dog's coyote bait Bobcat bait and get a body harness
Just to warn potential buyers, if you have an active 40 lb dog, you'll wear through the sleeve that rides on the cable within 2 months. This is not appropriate for anything bigger than a very small dog or one that is very inactive.
Please, folks, always use a body harness NOT a COLLAR when using a system like this. The lead can get caught on something and if the dog is suspended by it's collar, it can really hurt them or possibly they can choke to death.
Nice video ! Only advice to people watching i would go with using a harness on hour pet when utilizing a system like this. 😀
I believe you probably right about the harness but but the first dog coyote bait
I have a trolley system. My 65 pound staffie keeps rolling in the grass and the leash / sleeve I think it’s called keeps wrapping around her. I like how this leash/sleeve has a coil and it’s pretty high. My question is do you sell the sleeve separately?
Pretty good video but like the first little dog listen and Alabama you could go take a pee or answer the phone that little dog's coyote bait Bobcat bait and get a body harness
Just to warn potential buyers, if you have an active 40 lb dog, you'll wear through the sleeve that rides on the cable within 2 months. This is not appropriate for anything bigger than a very small dog or one that is very inactive.