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Thread: The Trouble With Tie-Outs..

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    The Trouble With Tie-Outs..

    ...is Charlie always gets.. well.. tied up in them!!


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    LOL. I'm so glad we have a backyard. I'd hate for my dogs to have to excersize that way

    Charlie looks adorable in that picture

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    Yeah, tie outs are only good if nothing is in their way.
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    I wish he didn't run away from me and I could trust him off a leash or tie-out, but I can't. Otherwise I would let him outside to run all he wants, like Jamie does!

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    Yeah our dogs occasionally need to be chained for one reason or another an they manage to do that too, they get tied up with the lawn chairs the grill and themselves usually. That's a cute picture.
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    aww! poor Charlie! LOL..He sure is cute though!

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    lol,aw he looks worried . Kodie only gets tied out in the front yard when were out there(Lucy is loose),he lays in the driveway so he doesnt get tied up in anything.

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    haha, Poor Charlie! You should get a harness and attach it to that.. mind you, it might not work any better in his case..

    Gosh, I love Charlie. He's just adorable.

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    Houston does this also. it's such a pain to get him untangled then watch him run around and do it all over again.
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    ok here's a question -- when him and Jamie are running around the yard, sometimes he'll run and forget the boundaries of the tie-out and it will catch and he'll like fall back. I'm worried he might hurt his neck... if I got him a harness instead of a collar do you think it'd help?? Or do you think he's fine?? He isn't going to damage his throat doing this, is he?

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    LOL! He's adorable!

    We have a fenced backyard, but Piddle has a tie-out in the front because he doesn't like going out back with Jasper He doesn't usually get tied-up though.

    I think a harness might make it a little safer when Charlie forgets about being on the tie-out

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    Jessica,
    I have tie outs too, but use them for camping purposes only.
    I have a fenced back yard.
    It is possible for him to hurt his neck if he forgets his
    boundaries.
    I have never used it, but I have seen them advertise.
    It's a trolley line that hooks
    to two posts, or two trees.
    Sort of looks like a long outside cloths line.
    The line has a ring that is attached to another line that
    hooks to the collar and moves as the dog moves. The dog can not get tangled I think?
    I will try to draw.
    l---------l (line hooked to two posts.)
    The ring moves up and down the
    line as the dog moves back and fourth.
    Hope that makes a little sense.


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    Oh yup I know what you're talking about, the name completely escapes me at the moment though. We only have one tree in our yard and our yard isn't even big at that.. no backyard, and a tiny front yard. We'll probably only be here for another... month and a half, and for Christmas we'll in at my parents' so they'll have a biig fenced in yard to run around in!! But until then (and until we move) we have to make do with what we have

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    i am sure glad i have a fenced in back yard. molli runs away (although she comes back)

    he sure is cute in that picture!!

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    I used to put Cody on a 50 foot tie out but he always got tangle around bushes and hedges. After i got Logan, I splurged and got a fence and it was the best thing I ever did! Cause she got tangled too and I had to go down a slope in our yard to get her in all sorts of weather. It killed me to spend the money when I wasn't working, but if she's happy, I'm happy.



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