Looks brilliant. Got a few funny looks and a lot of laughs on our first walk with it.
Looks like it could anchor a ferry. Weighs less than his dinner.
A 1.5 metre chain of massive interlocked links, moulded in plastic and hand-finished to look like weathered metal. From a few steps away it reads as the kind of chain you'd use to tow a lorry. Your dog carries almost none of the weight, and everyone at the park does a double-take.
It works with any dog that already wears a harness or collar with a D-ring, from chihuahua to staffie. The chain is 1.5 metres long, about the length of a standard lead. We only stock the thick-link version, because a modest chain misses the point. The smaller your dog, the better it looks.
No, and that's the trick. Each link is hollow moulded plastic with a brushed metallic paint finish, so the whole chain is light enough for a puppy. The paint job is what sells the illusion: reviewers keep saying it fools people until they pick it up.
Calm dogs on everyday walks, photo shoots, Halloween, and costume parties. One buyer uses hers purely for fancy-dress nights. It's a prop lead, so if your dog pulls hard or lunges, keep your normal lead on as backup and use the MegaChain for the look.
There's no metal clip in the box. You loop the end link through your dog's harness D-ring, or hook on any small carabiner if you have one lying around (they cost about a pound). The links click and rattle a bit as you walk, which most owners find is part of the comedy. If your dog is skittish about sounds, let them sniff it at home first. Cleaning is a damp cloth, done.
Orders ship within 24–48 hours, with delivery in 7-8 business days. Not happy? Return it within 30 days for a refund.
Turn a normal Tuesday walk into everyone else's favourite thing they saw today.
You know the moment. Someone spots a six-kilo fluffball dragging what looks like an industrial mooring chain, and their whole face changes. First confusion, then the grin. The MegaChain turns every walk into that moment, and your dog barely feels it's there. Best part: the photos basically take themselves.
1Thread the end link through your dog's harness or collar D-ring. Got a spare carabiner? Even quicker.
2The chain is feather-light, so your dog trots along exactly as usual. The rattle of the links does half the comedy for you.
3Double-takes, laughs, strangers asking where you got it. Have your camera ready, this is the walk people post about.
No. Every link is hollow moulded plastic with a hand-brushed metallic paint finish. That's why a 1.5 m chain of giant links weighs about the same as a normal lead. The finish is what fools people.
You loop the end link through the D-ring on your dog's harness or collar, which takes a few seconds. If you'd rather have a clip, any small carabiner from a hardware shop works perfectly.
For calm dogs that walk nicely, yes, plenty of buyers do. It's still plastic though, so if your dog pulls hard or lunges at squirrels, treat it as a prop and keep your normal lead attached as backup.
Big. This is the thick-link version of the chain, the one that looks like it came off a cargo ship. It's 1.5 metres long, standard lead length, so the comedy is all in the thickness, not in dragging extra metres behind you.
The links click and rattle a little as you walk. Most owners say it adds to the joke. If your dog is nervous about new sounds, let them sniff and hear it at home before the first walk.
Fast UK shipping on every order. You get 30 days to return it for a full refund if it's not what you hoped.