We ordered this for our dog, He's 105 lbs, this leash works perfect, it durable and my husband loves it, we have not used the bowl yet, buts it's gonna be perfect for mountain biking.
Good concept and nice length. The only issue is when you depress the lock button, it locks all the way. You have to half press it to just get a temporary stop. Hard to get used to after having leashes that require a separate function to lock.
Great product with added bonus of the flashlight. The tension is the only part that prevents me from giving this 5 stars, I understand it is tough to strike a balance between too much and too little tension for coiling back up. I believe that this product does a good job of balancing this as best it can, there is just a little extra slack than I would like. Very solid control button that allows for reigning in dog easily, this has a solid construction unlike some retractable leashes.
Striking brilliant blue leash that works really well with our two greyhounds. The leash material itself is durable and strong. It has a braided pattern and looks really great. Price was reasonable and shipping was extremely quick. It didn't tangle up too much with our dogs who tend to constantly cross over each other. It does make it much easier to walk two dogs. Highly recommend!!
I've had three of these. The first was used in a house for five and a half years and was still working when we moved. The second was the wall mount version which worked great, but we were only in that house a year and a half.I currently have this exact one in medium. We've been in this house seven years and it's worked great all that time. Only a few months ago did the door start to tear and a couple of weeks ago it became unusable so we ripped it off and I'm looking for a replacement flap. We live in a moderate climate and the door is only open while someone is home and in the same room (we have to get the dogs in when they bark even a little bit because our neighbor is very sensitive to noise).When we first moved in, we had a rambunctious middle aged dog. We got an older but very overweight dog within a couple of weeks. She was barely able to fit through the door (but she forced herself) which put a lot of strain on the sides of the door. We then rescued a small elderly dog. All were able to use the door easily. Even the little dog could get in and out just fine. (He was about fifteen pounds.) Since then, we've had several elderly dogs and after all the dogs passed away, we got two very young dogs, one only 8 months old. Needless to say, the door gets quite a work out with the dogs wanting to be wherever something is happening so she comes in and out constantly.My point is that this door has been heavily used for over seven years and it's still in great shape except for the flap which has finally bitten the dust. We even used the plastic screws that came with it, which have held up beautifully. The metal panel that is used to close off the door, has bent a little because of how much we use it and how careless the kids are when they set it aside, but it still works fine. The spring in the locking mechanism still works great, too.I agree that the flap probably became less weatherproof over the years, but we live in a moderate climate (except for all the rain), Seattle, and we only have it open part of the day, and it hasn't been a problem that we've noticed in our bills. If you live in a harsher climate and this door is going from a heated area to the outside, then you probably want something with at least a double flap. But this has been perfect for our needs.
My dad installed this cat door for me. We installed it on the door to my basement so the cats could go down there for the letterbox with the hope that the dogs would not use it. It is a large cat door, so my large 20 pound cat easily fits through it. We also have 2 other cats who have no issue with the door, we just had to give them a day to get used to it. Because it is a large door though, it doesn't work well being installed on a raised panel door. The door overlapped the panels which left a gap at the top. We sealed it with caulk and it looks ok. The other thing my dad noted is that it was difficult for him to install because the door is hollow core. Again, this is because it was installed on an inside door. It took him a few hours to get it in the door, but the cats are fine with it. Unfortunately the dogs are using it too, but there is nothing we could do to prevent that!
We ordered this for our dog, He's 105 lbs, this leash works perfect, it durable and my husband loves it, we have not used the bowl yet, buts it's gonna be perfect for mountain biking.
Good concept and nice length. The only issue is when you depress the lock button, it locks all the way. You have to half press it to just get a temporary stop. Hard to get used to after having leashes that require a separate function to lock.
Great product with added bonus of the flashlight. The tension is the only part that prevents me from giving this 5 stars, I understand it is tough to strike a balance between too much and too little tension for coiling back up. I believe that this product does a good job of balancing this as best it can, there is just a little extra slack than I would like. Very solid control button that allows for reigning in dog easily, this has a solid construction unlike some retractable leashes.
Striking brilliant blue leash that works really well with our two greyhounds. The leash material itself is durable and strong. It has a braided pattern and looks really great. Price was reasonable and shipping was extremely quick. It didn't tangle up too much with our dogs who tend to constantly cross over each other. It does make it much easier to walk two dogs. Highly recommend!!
The price was great, the item arrived fast and it was exactly what I wanted.. thank you
I've had three of these. The first was used in a house for five and a half years and was still working when we moved. The second was the wall mount version which worked great, but we were only in that house a year and a half.I currently have this exact one in medium. We've been in this house seven years and it's worked great all that time. Only a few months ago did the door start to tear and a couple of weeks ago it became unusable so we ripped it off and I'm looking for a replacement flap. We live in a moderate climate and the door is only open while someone is home and in the same room (we have to get the dogs in when they bark even a little bit because our neighbor is very sensitive to noise).When we first moved in, we had a rambunctious middle aged dog. We got an older but very overweight dog within a couple of weeks. She was barely able to fit through the door (but she forced herself) which put a lot of strain on the sides of the door. We then rescued a small elderly dog. All were able to use the door easily. Even the little dog could get in and out just fine. (He was about fifteen pounds.) Since then, we've had several elderly dogs and after all the dogs passed away, we got two very young dogs, one only 8 months old. Needless to say, the door gets quite a work out with the dogs wanting to be wherever something is happening so she comes in and out constantly.My point is that this door has been heavily used for over seven years and it's still in great shape except for the flap which has finally bitten the dust. We even used the plastic screws that came with it, which have held up beautifully. The metal panel that is used to close off the door, has bent a little because of how much we use it and how careless the kids are when they set it aside, but it still works fine. The spring in the locking mechanism still works great, too.I agree that the flap probably became less weatherproof over the years, but we live in a moderate climate (except for all the rain), Seattle, and we only have it open part of the day, and it hasn't been a problem that we've noticed in our bills. If you live in a harsher climate and this door is going from a heated area to the outside, then you probably want something with at least a double flap. But this has been perfect for our needs.
My dad installed this cat door for me. We installed it on the door to my basement so the cats could go down there for the letterbox with the hope that the dogs would not use it. It is a large cat door, so my large 20 pound cat easily fits through it. We also have 2 other cats who have no issue with the door, we just had to give them a day to get used to it. Because it is a large door though, it doesn't work well being installed on a raised panel door. The door overlapped the panels which left a gap at the top. We sealed it with caulk and it looks ok. The other thing my dad noted is that it was difficult for him to install because the door is hollow core. Again, this is because it was installed on an inside door. It took him a few hours to get it in the door, but the cats are fine with it. Unfortunately the dogs are using it too, but there is nothing we could do to prevent that!
love this, great for cleaning up at nite in the yard
