drag leashes?

anyone ever use or know about a type of leash tht gives resistance? i saw some leashes online tht claimed to have 100lbs of resistance when fully extended? it doesnt sound too sagfe at tht weight but at like 5 10 lbs i could see it being useful if used the right way. any opinions?

 

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Get 2 leashes, one for your hand, and the other to attach a weight to and let the dog drag it!

 

Are you talking about the the ones that are like a bungee cord? I think they are called Power Leashes or something, can't find the link for the life of me.

 

There is also a leash that's made of the same stuff you use to dock boats. I have to look for the link. It's extremely strong.

 

i would go with this suggestion here.but just don't put to much weight on there and i would suggest a harness instead of a collar if you didn't allready know that.

 

yea im tlaking bout the bungeee power leash ones. i got a great working drag weight harness from stillwater but am limited sometimes in open space being in the city. i like to handwalk more was curious if these leashes are anything seirous to look into for resistence handwalking.

 

Old window weights work the trick on a cart/pull/drag harness.

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In short, no....

 

lol yea i figured as much. still was a glimmer of hope though lol

 

I have been looking for old window weights for over a year now and haven't had ANY luck...any ideas?

 

well i was just using an old nike gym bag with neoprene covered weights tht come 2 3 5 10 lb increments lol

 

Hook up a padded pull harness to a cart. They make wieght harnesses too. Where in the city of dreams? (where everything ain't always what it seems)

 

yea the nike bag was connected to a tracer which was connected to the pulling harness. none of tht 1/2 ass bullshit here LOL the nike bag lasts well and doesnt make a shit load of noise when being dragged.