Petmate Booda Super Pet Tie-out Cable for Dogs, Steel Wire with Vinyl Coating, 20', Silver and Red

This is a great lead but the ties are very very heavy, not for a small medium dog.

It's great. I love it.

Love these cords! Perfect for dogs!

big enough for my dog

This experience was terrible this was supposed to arrive Friday and still has not gotten to me Maybe the last time I buy from Walmart and have them shipped to me this is the second time I bought from them and my order was delayed 3 days or better

Good length and seems to be well made. I got the smaller one for my dog who weighs about 12 pounds. Fastener is not too big for her. Allows her a bit of freedom that she enjoys.

Best tie-out so far! The thick wire with durable, heavy-weight clasps gives me peace of mind while my big Bo is attached. It's a great addition and the perfect length for his overhead rope "trolly". I just attach it directly onto a rope that is secured between two trees and let him roam the yard. It's heavy enough to not get tangled up and if he gets caught around a bush the wire easily follows him back around. He hasn't broken or escaped from this one...yet!

Love the price, works great, I have a 65lb boxer n its very durable and sturdy to hold him when we are outside. This is not the first one Ive bought. From leaving them outside through all weather they do wear down/ metal rusts or get cut by a mower...oops. But seam to last a year or two before needing replacement. Wish I would have bought a slightly longer length for our backyard.

works perfect brand new for tying dog out. The issue is that despite the red guard at the loop, the metal rusts or twists and breaks pretty quickly and found myself replacing them way more often than I expected. Bad thing is there are few choices out there for this type of tie out for a dog as they are safe with no rough edges UNTIL the metal at the loop wears through from movement and finally breaks and dog goes on the run. Not so much a problem now that dog is old and not interested in running so comes up on porch to come in instead lol - advice is consider what you are going to tying out and how active your animal is, check periodically for wear so no surprise get a ways.