Dog Tie-Out Cable with Steel Wire, PVC Coating and Snap Clips for Dogs up to 90 lb, 25 or 30 ft in White, Blue or Red
Dog tie-out cable uses alloy-steel wire with a PVC coating and metal snap clips to create a defined outdoor range for medium to large dogs weighing up to 90 pounds. Choose a 25- or 30-foot length in white, blue or red, including a listed two-pack of 25-foot white cables. The lightweight construction makes connection and storage straightforward.
Attach the cable only to a secure anchor and correctly fitted harness in a clear, level area away from roads, fences, stairs, pools and objects that can snag or wrap the line. Supervise the dog continuously and remove the cable after each short session. Never attach it to a choke, prong or tightening collar, and do not use it as an overhead run, walking leash or permanent confinement system. Inspect the coating, wire, clips and anchor before every use; replace the cable for fraying, exposed wire, corrosion, bent clips or damaged closures. Match the dog’s weight and pulling strength to the selected hardware, and bring the dog indoors during extreme weather.
Specifications
- Product: Dog tie-out cable
- Length choices: 25 ft or 30 ft
- Pack choices: Single cable and listed 25 ft two-pack
- Color choices: White blue and red
- Maximum listed dog weight: 90 lb
- Dog sizes: Medium to large
- Cable material: Alloy steel wire
- Coating: Polyvinyl chloride
- Closures: Metal snap clips
- Featured model: 2590
- Featured length: 25 ft
- Featured color: White
- Featured item weight: 13.76 oz
- Featured dimensions: 300 x 1.2 x 0.5 in
- Use: Supervised outdoor tethering
- Harness attachment: Recommended
- Unattended use: Not permitted
- Permanent confinement: Not intended
- Inspection: Before every use
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lengths and colors are available?
Choose 25 or 30 feet in white, blue or red according to the listed variants.
What dog weight is supported?
The cable is listed for medium to large dogs weighing up to 90 pounds.
Can a dog be left unattended on the cable?
No. Continuous adult supervision is required for every tie-out session.
Should the cable attach to a collar?
Use a correctly fitted harness and never attach it to a choke or tightening collar.