PUPTECKOutdoor Dog Run Cable for Small to Large Dogs up to 125lbs, Heavy Duty Tie Out Cable Trolley System with Runner Pulley Cable Zip Line for Yard, Camping, Long Lead Chain Leash

Works great but no matter what I tried it keeps sagging in the middle.

Pulley runs free, never snags, it allows the dog to chase squirrels and birds

The kit came with everything that was needed to create a 100 foot dog run. It didn’t come with a turn buckle to tighten the cable, but it had shock absorbing spring on one end. I was able to pull the cable tight enough between a 4x4 post and tree. The dog run work well for about 6 months, but then started to stretch as my puppy grew to 50 pounds. If my dog wasn’t as energetic, I’m sure it would have lasted longer. In the end I replaced it was a dog run rated for dog over 50 pounds.

Was working fine until around 3 months the tensioning spring broke rendering it useless. Would not buy this product again.

Now that we have revamped a few things it works good. But our 1 1/2 old GSD broke it 3 times

It could be easier to set up but all in all it serves its purpose!

Bought this to use for our lab mix. I did a lot of research and decided to go with this one. There are extras you should get if you buy this set. I would definitely recommend getting a turnbuckle to adjust the cable tension but it's not necessary. Also I would get a bungee leash for your dog instead of using another cable to attach to the run. This set itself is nice. I'm only giving it 4 stars because there are definitely some improvements that could be made, but overall it's fairly good quality.I did ultimately ended up returning this set because I could not find a way to make it safe enough for my dog. I tried using a harness, but he found ways to get the cable wrapped around his neck that attached to the run cable. I adjusted the length, but then he couldn't lay down(maybe a bungee leash would have been better to use?). I tried a collar instead of a harness and that was better because it spun around his neck instead of getting tangled, but then I felt uncomfortable leaving him out unsupervised. My suggestion is to do some trial and error before leaving your dog out on a cable run unsupervised. I didn't think it was a big deal before buying it, but it's definitely something that could cause some real problems.

The tie cable they goes from the lead to the dogs collar tangles up