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Post by Lola on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 22:12

Can you use an extenable dog lead on a staffie or will they just brake it ?

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Re: Dog leads

Post by Steve on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 22:19



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Re: Dog leads

Post by jstaff on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 23:11

I like them becuase it lets your dog have a little more freedom to roam and gives you control when you want it


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Re: Dog leads

Post by davemck3834 on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 23:27

Tilly had 1 until it was left lying around and she decided to eat it:)) Its great for my daughter as she can't take tilly off lead , only time I could do with it is when we have the busy dog walker days. When its quiet off the lead is fine and keep an eye out for the oncomers , job done . When its busy I always like to have her on lead as although she is very friendly she is also very excitable and the dog lovers start to back off when they get their clothes dirty. If you feel some value in it , get a heavy duty 1 (25kgs for 1 dog or 50kgs for 2)

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Post by davemck3834 on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 23:29

BTW the tape ones are absolute rubbish as the tape gets twisted then won't retract , pull it , then reel it , it's a pain , go for the cord one every time Smile)

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Re: Dog leads

Post by Caryll on Sun 23 Oct 2011 - 23:51

Funny you should say that, but I found the cord ones worse! Big Grin The one I had kept sticking!

I have a big tape one for Dempsey & it's lasted well although I rarely use it now.


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Re: Dog leads

Post by janey on Mon 24 Oct 2011 - 9:26



Mines been going strong for 2 years now, and its a cord one Smile


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Re: Dog leads

Post by ella on Mon 24 Oct 2011 - 14:03

I don't use them i use 30 foot lunge leads as i prefer them, plus harvey is scared of the retractable ones Rolling Eyes


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Re: Dog leads

Post by Lola on Tue 25 Oct 2011 - 19:22

A big thank you to everyone this site rocks and to steve thank you for the link I'll be buying one of thoses

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Re: Dog leads

Post by jdymac on Thu 27 Oct 2011 - 13:21

I use them for ours but my two are under 25kg - you just have to buy them by weight... i brought mine from kmart they were $6.00 aud each and like i said they do 25 kg... they are working really well..

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Re: Dog leads

Post by lynne on Thu 27 Oct 2011 - 13:28

ella wrote:I don't use them i use 30 foot lunge leads as i prefer them, plus harvey is scared of the retractable ones Rolling Eyes


ella what is a lunge lead

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Re: Dog leads

Post by bigwazza on Thu 27 Oct 2011 - 13:34

iv got a super heavy duty one as i think a 25kg staffie will have far more pulling power han a 25kg dog of another breed mines 40kg+ just to be on the safe side


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Post by bigwazza on Thu 27 Oct 2011 - 13:36

lynne wrote:
ella wrote:I don't use them i use 30 foot lunge leads as i prefer them, plus harvey is scared of the retractable ones Rolling Eyes


ella what is a lunge lead

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there like the training leads you use will horses lynne


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Post by ella on Thu 27 Oct 2011 - 20:43

bigwazza wrote:
lynne wrote:
ella wrote:I don't use them i use 30 foot lunge leads as i prefer them, plus harvey is scared of the retractable ones Rolling Eyes


ella what is a lunge lead

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there like the training leads you use will horses lynne


Haha yer sorry there just the long training leads Smile


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Re: Dog leads

Post by budeck on Sat 29 Oct 2011 - 13:33

i use a flexi giant which is the tape kind,is 8m long and suitable for dogs upto 50kg. it cost £32 but it is great. it gives barney so much freedom when we are places where it is best to have him on the lead. he can run at full speed and it will not break,as has been tried a few times. just make sure you look at the weight rating when you buy one and dont go for cheapo nasty ones as you will just have to replace them and mibbee even your dog if it breaks when you least expect it to near traffic etc. good luck in your quest.

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Post by budeck on Sat 29 Oct 2011 - 13:38

davemck3834 wrote:BTW the tape ones are absolute rubbish as the tape gets twisted then won't retract , pull it , then reel it , it's a pain , go for the cord one every time Smile)
i have to disagree with you there. i had a flexi 8m cord one for years which was great but the spring eventually broke so i bought a flexi giant 8m tape 50kg one which is far better to use than the last one i had but it is all down to personal preferance. just make sure you get one that is sufficiant for the weight of your dog.

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Re: Dog leads

Post by budeck on Sat 29 Oct 2011 - 13:39

Lola wrote:A big thank you to everyone this site rocks and to steve thank you for the link I'll be buying one of thoses
buy a flexi they are defom the best.

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