Customer reviews for Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
This stake and tie-out lets your dog enjoy the outdoors while restricting him or her to a designated area. The steel stake features a wide, molded handle and a corkscrew shaft for easy installation in any soil type. Crafted of galvanized steel cable wrapped with water-resistant, poly-vinyl coating, the tie-out offers durability.
Overall rating:
(3 reviews) 3
0 of 3(0%)customers recommend this product.
Reviews for Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
Review 1 for Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
Overall rating
Breaks easy
April 30, 2013
by bitz81
fromhoffman estates, IL
What is your gender?F
How many pets do you have?2
How often do you shop at PetSmart?Monthly
I have a 14 lb Shorkie and he broke the line after a few months. He like to go for those squirrels and it not that he pulled it from the ground. He went running for the squirrel and the line just snapped. I figured since it went up to 100 lbs he could try to run all he wanted. I was so wrong. Poor quality and breaks easy just dot waste your money no matter how small your dog is!
Review 2 for Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
Overall rating
Maybe good for lapdogs
March 12, 2013
by Littlememphis
fromottawa, on
What is your gender?M
How many pets do you have?2
How often do you shop at PetSmart?Monthly
My dog is a fairly large athletic beagle (35lbs) and I chose the 75lbs+ rated cable. Less than a year of use I go outside to let him in and find that the cable had snapped half way down the length. These cables are very poor construction, I do not recommend for dogs over 10lbs.
Review 3 for Top Paw(r) Containment EZ Turn Stake and Tie-Out
Overall rating
WOULD NOT RECCOMMEND...DESCRIPTION IS MISLEADING
June 29, 2012
by CT30
fromRochester, NY
I bought this tie out yesterday to use with my dog who weighs roughly 65 lbs...On the package this tie out says it is good for up to 100 lb dogs. I double checked to make sure there wasn't something that mentioned something like "if your dog is strong you might consider a bigger stake" but there was nothing. I put the stake in the grouNd, which was very easy and then I put my dog in his harness and collar and hooked the lead from the stake to both his harness and collar. About 5 minutes later my dog saw a squirrel and made a run for it...that was the end of the tie out. While it did stay in the ground (which was good because my dog didn't get away) it bent completely. I had the stake screwed into the ground as far as it would go and it bent from the top. The problem now is that I can't screw it back into the ground to ever use again...now I just have a hunk of metal without a purpose. I think they need to mention that a stronger dog NEEDS the lead that they say is good for up to soemthing like 250 lbs. To me it looked sturdy enough, but i would have throught the company would do more testing or something? VERY MISLEADING, VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!