How to make a paracord dog run - orange

I use this a lot with new dogs that like to run away. Enjoy!

[@jeanvignes]

Please don't put your dogs in nooses. They can get into trouble while your back is turned. Put the dog in a safe harness and then attach the cord to the harness with a carabiner or clip. Allow them enough loose line to walk and to lie down.

[@el_operador]

Thanks for the video, great simple idea with things I already have hanging around, we got our first family puppy for my girls and this will help a lot since they don have any previous experience with dogs, I think this will work great in our travels in our camper.

[@vcmay626]

Nice! Much easier and cheaper than the video of the kit that the guy bought from Amazon. I'm going to try it for my lab that likes to chase cars. Wish me luck!

[@kerrieheinz5623]

Awesome Video!! Thank You so much, we have been searching for an overhead trolly system for or Chihuahua. Most of the systems sold in stores and online are way too big (50ft) for our very small yard (20ft)

[@MatthewMcDowell1]

Just a major safety concern with dog runs... NEVER leave them unattended with a choker-style knot or choke collar. My dog passed when I was a kid after he got tangled in a hose and the chain choker collar acted like a noose.

[@scottwhee311]

Absolutely awesome thank you so much I almost paid 250$ for a store bought zip line. You explained it so well. I have soft hands if you get what I mean(my dad was a CWO5 IN THE Marines). I cant make anything..... I could this though.

[@emmacartwright9339]

Thanks from NZ.. you saved me a fortune

[@concernedcanadian8460]

Just did a similar setup with some old clothes line and a ratchet strap for tension. Using her steel choker and a leash. Doubles as a clothes line as well! 😀

[@hoopingrabbit3177]

Thank you for this.

[@AaronIrelandlotus]

Cool

[@texaslonestarrider]

Very Cool!

[@jiujitsu2000]

+lonestarrider thank you, it works well!

[@nickjm37fordel1]

Clever idea !

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you!

[@twing21able]

super! I won't use the tubing from flex hose anymore for chiuhuawa

[@jasonwilliams9663]

pretty cool. people pay big bucks for the same thing you just made. thanks for sharing brotha.

[@jiujitsu2000]

True! Thank you for stopping by brotha. Have a beautiful day!

[@BigFireDave]

looked like the poor dog didnt even have enough slack to lay down?

[@jiujitsu2000]

There was plenty of slack. If she lays down it pulls the slack from the ridge line. Thank you for stopping by!

[@branden8915]

I’m new to knots, would you ever use a running bowline instead of just a regular bowline? I have to attach mine to a soccer goal post, so I can’t have it slight down. If my dog pulls a lot and wiggles will these knots come down?

[@catbirdfeeder]

AWESOME…..my dog jumped up grabbed the line and chewed thru it….gotta go wire..and chain……two times…thicker roped….both times…..

[@josephkrestan3093]

I keep my dog on a run using a d-ring in my back yard, pretty much the same way.

[@jiujitsu2000]

They work great!

[@bccsivxx-xxivvii]

How long could you go with one of these, 50 or 100 ft? I've got a 70 lbs 10 month old German Shephard that pulls violently. She's way stronger than I ever imagined and I've had large German Shephards before. This one is crazy strong. The paracord may be better than the metal cable type for this, seems like it has more give in it if she yanks it hard, won't snap. You think so?

[@branden8915]

What solution did you end up using?

[@budforler2742]

good. one

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Bud Forler thank you

[@jimperry4420]

I know this is an older video, but is the cord pretty strong for a rowdy 60 pound pup?

[@heatherray4385]

Most of these cords can handle about five hundred pounds. I hope it worked for you if you tried it! I’m trying today with a rowdy pup myself 😬

[@cbsguy6363]

Never put a choker on any dog…

[@jiujitsu2000]

I believe its ok because I watch my dogs close

[@embaradosmithingandwoodcraft]

didn't the collar have a d ring for a leash? that would have been a better anchor point

[@jiujitsu2000]

+embarado smithing and woodcraft that's true!

[@abwin7917]

Will this work for an 85lbs doberman?

[@jiujitsu2000]

I'd give it a try and watch the dog to make sure he doesn't chew the cord. If he does, you can use about 3' of wire or chain attached to the collar. It's worked on ALL my dogs. I also stay fairly close to them so they don't feel left out. :-)

[@embaradosmithingandwoodcraft]

toggle in the slippery half hitch to finish the modified trucker hitch nice I been makin dog runs like this just with a reg trucker hitch fir decades ill remember this trick

[@jiujitsu2000]

embarado smithing and woodcraft Thank you for sharing the info! Have a great day!

[@brittneywaddell1555]

Where do I find this cable?!

[@benberrybiscuit]

Hell ye

[@embaradosmithingandwoodcraft]

only problem is location to many small trees for her to tangle in

[@jiujitsu2000]

+embarado smithing and woodcraft yup

[@honestlyforreal6304]

Intro was unbearable. Didn't even watch the video

[@jiujitsu2000]

That's an old video, good content... just skip the intro

[@honestlyforreal6304]

@@jiujitsu2000 lol! Fine.

[@ellenellis1216]

Get a harness on her back , how cruel to have it around her neck..you try it on your neck