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The media could not be loaded.  I love this thing!! I finally have something she can play tug with, instead of pulling my arm off because I’m not strong enough to do it with her. Not sure what she is, I found her on the side of the road. Didn’t want her to get hit, so I picked her up and brought her home. I do know there has to be some bull terrier in her though. Very durable, let’s see how long it holds up. Since she is pretty much a rescue, she is right up under me all the time. So I have to stand there and watch her do it. If I walk away she walks away 🤦🏽‍♀️. Would recommend!

Unfortunately, after playing with this for a few days, my dog lost total interest in it. But it is nicely made if your dog shows an interest.

Was received quickly, hoping to last longer, although my dog ended up tearing it all up including the extender, she is an agressive chewer however.

I immediately looked-over the rope knots, yanked on the elastic cord, checked the handle/loops at the end that either piece to hold in door jamb or toys attach to, and also the rope and foam piece to make sure it would not cause damage to a door or surrounding woodwork. All passed my initial safety check, I hung it from a utility room door and let my 90lb 19mos old German Shepherd Dog have a go at it. He immediately caught-on to the concept of tugging when I held it as though I were tugging the rope. When I let go and stood aside he paused for a moment and then REALLY got into it. He is very well-trained and will not bite or will cease ALL activity instantly on command... so I let him go at it for a bit. He once released it and the recoil made a pretty solid CLUNK on the door (not harming it at all). That made him step back, a little concerned he may have done something wrong he looked at me for approval. Once given the go ahead, he went back at it and enjoyed tugging as I interchanged the three different ends toys.Now, a word of caution: I had him on a wooden floor with a long throw-rug in a hallway. The rug slid a little, I was easy able to stand on the other end and he had plenty of traction. IF it were a bare wood floor, it might be vulnerable to scratching immediately after trimming his nails. I usually use a handheld grinder leaving them rounded and not sharp, however if you used a traditional clipper.. you may find some undesired scratches on your floor. Likewise, I was impressed by the length of the pull... it kept him from pulling or rather PUSHING off the door as he was too far away. So beware of how/where you hang the unit, it could present issue with scratching or knocking items in the vicinity over. (I had a hall table with lamp on it, he did not bump into this... but could if very enthusiastically playing.)As I'm in Wisconsin with 12" of snow on the ground, I am unable to try it outside at present but believe there are plenty of places that one could hang this.One final note of safety: While the design of this toy looks very well made and very safe, please be caution as to how and wear you hang it and likewise make sure the dog is not wearing a prong collar or anything that could snag in the rope. In short, it's a great toy that should still be used with supervision.As a Vine product reviewer I did not pay for this product, however I will be referring it to friends and will likely buy a second unit to have one at my cottage and one at home.

This toy and bungee are really heavy duty and strong. This is great for big dogs but I'd also keep an eye on the door if you have a strong big dog. The rope may be stronger than your door.