BV Dog Tie Out Cable 60 Feet - Heavy Duty Dog Lead Up to 125 Pounds with Trolley System - Reflective, Rust-Free, Quick Release Swivel Clips & Shock Spring, Tangle-Free Dogs Runner for Yard(Red Single)

Bought this for our mischievous husky and it’s exactly what I needed. No tangles or messes and it’s very easy to install. He loves it and I don’t have to worry about him running off when he’s out doing his business.

He would escape a fenced yard, will run away when off leash, and tangle and on the ground cabling. This is perfect so he can run around a big area with no chance to tangle. Also GREAT for taking camping with us too, we just have extra eye hooks to install on trees while camping. It's not bad to just remove one side and take it down to bring with us. We also bought some extra rollers and attached two more dogs to the run while camping.

Keeps dog in yard

It does not tangle and it gives him a lot of room for them to run.

I have a bull mastiff that is pretty strong. He isn't happy on this but I have peace of mind when I let him out on it. He no longer is going next door looking for his girlfriend.

Using it for labs. Would not recommend any bigger dog though it is rated for a 125 pound dog. I don't think so. Plastic coating split right where the trolly rides, maybe bad spot, not a biggie still usable. Have one lab that likes to give runs a work out, and it's holding up good. I buy them just for the cable. Because I have put Rotti"s, and Shepard's at the end of these. I designed my own trolly. I use the trolly that you would find on a garage door between the spring and cable, and modify it for use with the run. The trolly's that come with these are cheap and don't last 5 minutes in real life

needs better instructions!

My dog loves to run and play outside but we do not have a fence yet. We’ve had this zipline for about 9 months now and it has held up very well.As long as you have the appropriate tools and a little mechanical know-how, it’s fairly easy to install. We used a drill, pliers, etc. and there were no major problems.The zipline is also quite durable; I believe it would easily handle a large dog, though you know your dog better than I do. If you have any questions as to whether this will work for your dog, I recommend considering alternatives – the one we ordered is rated for a 125lb dog, though our 50ish pound dog can pull much harder than you’d think. Err on the side of caution if you believe your dog may be too much for this zipline.I want to note for everyone that this type of zipline should be used with human supervision. Pets should generally NOT be allowed to stay on it without being watched. It will hold a fairly heavy dog, but using it to “babysit” a dog is irresponsible for a pet owner as animals can get tangled up or otherwise injured. Safety first.

Works well, but after only 2 weeks being outside the pilot mechanism is starting to rust. I’m here it will be mined to be replaced in under a year.

It holds my 75lbs rottie

They've changed the size of the pulley and stoppers. This damage happened in 2 weeks of use. The smaller stopper got jammed in the larger pulley and now it's wrecked. I've been purchasing these runners for years and never had this happen before.

This is a great purchase. My Rottweiler can now has the run of most of my backyard without the risk of escape. This is well built and strong. The dog is now aware of where the "ends" are but, early on, hit them at full speed chasing squirrels. There is enough play (plus the spring loaded section) in it that the dog was fine (if not somewhat surprised) and the cables etc. undamaged. He now knows where to put on the brakes but that doesn't stop him giving a brief chase. I like the red coating on the cable as it allows me to visually confirm that everything is secure and in place. Pulley runs smoothly. Suggestion: I used tree straps (hammock straps) on the tree on each end plus a small rope block and tackle for tighten it. Travel cable was hung just high enough that the dog cable wasn't really dragging on the ground but long enough that dog could lie down with a little slack. Would buy again if need be. Haven't had it for too long so can't comment on durability. I did notice that the clasp is starting to rust just a little (kids leave it lying in the grass when they bring the dog in) but setting is down in something other than the wet grass would help that. All in all, very pleased with purchase.

I'm so happy with this product. It was easy to setup by myself. I would suggest using a wratchet.. must faster and easier to tighten bolts. Pulley glides smoothly on guide wire. My dog is all muscle and she can't bugde this thing if she reaches the limit of her reach lol. Still gives her plenty of room to roam and explore. As you can see in my pics, it is recommended to use a harness and not a collar so the dog does not choke.