4' Indoor Drag Line

Perfect for my 17 pound Toy Aussie! His barking non-stop when people come in the door has continually gotten worse. I have tried at least 6 various products to stop his barking that didn't work. I can't catch him as he runs under tables, etc. But now I am able to stomp on this drag line as he goes by and get a hold of him. He is obedient on a leash, so once I grab the line he stops barking. Now most family & friends just pick up the line on their own when he barks and all is well! The light nylon line slides easily even through the doggy door. In the 4 weeks of use it has never caught on anything. Many reviewers say it is for small dogs - well, my dog is small and I love this drag line!

Too small and thin

The clasp is tiny. I don't have a tiny dog with a tiny collar to match.

We do a lot of off leash stuff. Occasionally my dog (3years) needs a gentle reminder around cars and other people to stay with me. Dragging a traditional leash is gross. This one is long enough to act like a leash but light enough to not bother her running or bother me in my pocket.

This is...not worth what I paid for it. My dog chewed through it in about 3 days, even with almost constant supervision. It is light and accomplishes its purpose (unless your dog is fast enough that it can dodge you when you go to stomp on it), but I could've easily made my own for like 50 cents.

I bought one of these and loved it so much, I bought two more just to have one everywhere (since we tend to take it on and off a lot). I have a very tiny dog (3 lbs) so I needed a very lightweight product that wouldn't weigh down his neck or have more tendency to get him tripped up (the weight gets under the legs). But I also needed it to be strong because my little guy is very powerful and persistent in attempts to be free. I love this line because it is strong but doesn't weigh much and doesn't have a handle. A handle would add extra weight that would disturb the dog and get caught on things. Without a handle, you have a line that is very non-intrusive to the dog's activities (even if they are tiny like mine). We use it to confine him to a short radius so we can keep an eye on him while trying to potty train (he is only 4 months old and is prone to secret accidents behind couches etc. when you aren't looking). We also keep it on him when we let him play freely, but we don't want him to get into trouble (run to the road, go eat or roll in horse poop, etc.) If he starts running away from us we can almost never catch his speedy-bullet-body, but we can usually step on his rope! By attaching the rope to a body harness (not a neck collar) the jolt that happens when he has been running at the speed of light and we step on his rope can't actually hurt him. Love it!

These may work ok if you have a small dog like in the picture, but if you have medium to large dogs they will break fairly easily. I purchased two of them, and the rope is very thin and weak. They both snapped within a week.

Not what I expected. Too small for a 50 pound dog.