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Hey everyone-I don't want to re-start the argument on a previous thread about letting a husky off the lead, however I hated not being able to let Ozzy off his on the beach yesterday (have read a lot of info on them running and running and not coming back-and to be honest as we haven't had him that long I wouldn't be confident that he'd know my voice anyway) but I was reading the other thread and saw that some people had 50ft and 100ft leads-where did you get these from and are they expensive? My husky is quite strong even though he's young so I don't want to just get a normal extendable lead because I think he'd just snap it.

I look forward to hearing from you

Diz

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I've got one somewhere,i only used it once or twice because i think they're a total nightmare to use & potentially very dangerous in areas where there are other dog walkers & especially children who can be cut down or entangled while you stand there helpless on the other end.I know this goes against the grain but if i had to choose it would be "off lead" everytime.

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My husky is quite strong even though he's young so I don't want to just get a normal extendable lead because I think he'd just snap it.

I have normal extandable leads for my two who can pull like trains but I use the thick braided one, not the thin cord on - Myshka has chewed through 2 of these! They are over £30 but worth it, Diesel weighs 104lb (7.5 stone :blink: ) and it holds him back!!

But get in touch with Karly, she'll help you out :D

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  • 2 weeks later...

i bought the halti 10m training lead and am practicing with oscar on his recall at the moment but i only use it when we go up the forestry and country park! i had an extendable lead rated at 50kg but on a walk (luckily where there are no cars) it got caught on a lampost and snapped the cord! luckily oscar didnt know what to do and came straight back! needless to say i wont be getting a retractable lead again unless its the propper thick one all the way though!

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we have a 5 meter extendible lead for micha, m y wife buys them, so far we have got through 4 of them, but the current one seems to be a good quality build and has lasted and lasted.

the previous ones its not the lead that snaps, its the lockable brake that breaks.

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I'm terrified of using an extendable one on Kira, I tried out Chez's at a rally once and even tho I knew it held her Skye (about the same size as Kira) I was still crappin my pants lol

I use the 100ft lead on that nix posted, well worth it! Tho it cant be used when there's other people or dogs, and winding them up after's a bit of a chore, its so nice to see them able to run :)

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We have a 10 meter for Koda so she can get a bit of a run on but soon discovered that even 30ft is not long enuff. . . we let Echo (GSD) off the lead and she chases the ball

Koda chases echo and goes . . . TWOING at the 30ft mark.

we're thinking of getting another and linking them together.

Forgot to mention we got ours from Pets at Home and I think they do longer ones. . .

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