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HomeDog SuppliesCollars & LeashesRetractable LeadsBags on Board Retractable Dog Leash with Built-in Bag Dispenser, Small, Red, 45 Bags |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 51 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Broken retractable spring on two previous leashes. Nov 16, 2005
By F. Quinones
Well, this is the second Bags on Board retractable where the inner spring
has broken, difficult to repair. The case is very sturdy and takes a beating
when chasing fido down the sidewalk. We use the broken leash as straps on
the luggage rack. I haven't tried another manufacturer.
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Do not buy - terrible mechanism Apr 29, 2007
By Lee J. Fuhr
The built-in bag bit is fantastic, but the leash wasn't retracting properly almost from the get-go, and after getting some sand in the mix, it was almost useless.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Retractable leashes --bags on board- either hand Feb 10, 2008
By Linda
"Class of 66"
I already had on dog reel lease for a chocolate lab so this was for my smaller mix-breed dog. I'm using one reel in each hand and find it quite good and relatively easy to do. I am concerned with a fraying of the pull cord about two feet from the snap end. The bags dispense pretty well but are sometimes hard to separate---especially while tending two dogs.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Good, but locking mechanism made of breakable plastic Oct 07, 2005
By Christopher Anacker
"Reviews you can use."
The locking mechanism doesn't work flawlessly. Sometimes it is sticky, requiring several tries to make it work. After some time, mine actually broke. I took it apart to see if I could fix it and found the sliding lock part has a relatively small plastic nipple that broke. Why didn't they make it out of tougher, unbreakable plastic?
Otherwise the case is fairly sturdy. I've dropped mine several times and the dog ran some distance. Fewer scratch marks appeared on the case than I expected. And, the leash has been strong enough (as indicated on the container) to hold back my fairly strong, 50 pound dog . . . without any concern for breaking.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Broken by 20 lb. Dog 2nd Time Out May 19, 2008
By Jerremie Smith
"jerremie"
I bought this based on positive reviews on here by people who claimed it lasted a long time with even destructive dogs. Since there's nothing more dangerous than a retractable leash that fails to work, I bought this 'oversized' leash rated for up to 110 lb. dogs for use with my new 20 lb. Basenji figuring that it should pretty much last forever. However, our second time out to the park yesterday, the stop button broke and let the leash extend to maximum... thank goodness we weren't anywhere near traffic.
Honestly, with less than 2 hours of use by a 20 lb. dog before failure, I'd hate to imagine what would happen if you used this on a larger dog. What a piece of garbage. It's probably too much hassle to try and get my $17 dollars back to even be worth it. I'm not sure if all the positive reviews on here are real or not, but based on my experience... I kind of doubt it.
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