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[quote=Anonymous]We recently got a new puppy.  The fence around our back yard *should* have kept him in, but there's a section that he's figured out how to wiggle through (seriously, it's like some sort of Master Yogi movement... mathematically he shouldn't be able to get through, but he waltzes through like there's no fence at all!  LOL!!!)

Anyway, I was thinking something like this, but since I don't actually know what I'm looking for, I don't know the search terms to use:

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Mostly I want to be able to let the puppy run around like a crazy thing when he wants to, but I also have 4 y/o and a 2 y/o that I need to pay attention to.    I can give the puppy  40'-50' of running room easily (stake him in the corner of the fenced in yard and give him mostly free range of what he'd have anyway), with nothing to catch on/tangle on.  I don't want to keep him "chained", but I also can't let him wander out of the yard whenever he feels like it, and I can't keep my eyes on him 100% of the time because of the kids.

Any recommendations for a specific tie out? Or any other ideas?   In theory this will work because I've done it with a cotton clothes line, but puppies being puppies there's no way that will stand up to more than a few minutes (clothesline he just chews easile, and will get through fairly quickly (and cotton will make him sick, etc...)).

He's a large dog breed, so this is likely a semi-temporary solution, if it makes a difference. 
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