ridecamp@endurance.net: Re: Falling Off - Learning to Let Go

Re: Falling Off - Learning to Let Go

Samm C Bartee (bartesc@mail.auburn.edu)
Fri, 7 Feb 1997 07:23:52 -0600 (CST)

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> _really_ don't want to walk home?
> ===========================
> out over something. What you're talking about is called a Flexi-lead - they
> are designed not to break (i'm sure the hardware is a weak point but the
> cord sure isn't) and the cord can give a nasty, nasty burn to the skin.
Flexi-Leads sure do break!! They are designed to not break with a large
dog--the 26-8 size is anyway, but with too much stress, even a large dog
can break the snaps!! I have had 2 give up under the stress of a large
dog who did not want to listen at the appropriate time. The one time I
tried a dog snap on a horse, she was just walking around grazing, and
broke the snap like it did not even exist!!
Just my .02!!

samm

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