Pet Champion Plastic Tie-Out Stake with Stabilizer Wings for Dogs

D ring broke off within the first week that we had it, it is now stuck in the ground and we will have to get a shovel to get it out.

My dog loves to go to the beach with me but i hate having to hold on to him all the time . if i let him loose he runs and i wind up chasing down the beach . i have tried the cork skrew type leash holders but they seem to pull right out . i gave this one a try and as long as its sunk in deep rnough it does the job . letting me relax and enjoy my day also .

This is a great tool for any dog owner. I like that it is light making it easy to take on the go. It’s very handy for people like me who don’t have a fence and who can just stake it to the ground and tying my dog’s leash on it. I wish it was made of a different material (heavier material), but overall it gets the job done.

I use it to prevent tangling of the chain and it works well. I have not had it long enough to determine if it will eventually rust but based on the way it looks and feels I doubt it will rust as time passes. Based on my experience with it so far, I would recommend it without reservation.

I received the pet champion brand stake that allows you to tie your dog to this post. It is grey in color and has notches down the sides so it wont come out of the ground as easy. There is a clasp on the top that you hook the dog leash to. It is like a silver ring on the top. This stake measures pretty good size but to me seems light weight. This particular stake will only handle dogs up to 40 pounds and mine is right at 28 pounds so I might have to firmly secure this thing. So far I think it is a great idea for camping because it is easy to store. It is easy to get the lease hooked so and would be great for little dogs. I also have a lab and there is no way it would hold a lab but smaller dogs would be no problem. It is sixteen inch long. So far I think it is good and does the job, just make sure to get the correct weight for your dog.

This is a pretty simple product. I use it when I go out and garden in my yard. My dog loves to be with me, but this area is not a great spot for him to roam around. This tie out works great. He doesn't get tangled up and has a full radius to wander around. I have a really long lead that I use for it. The only issue I could see would be that since it is plastic I suppose if you mistreat it, it could crack. It seems pretty strong though. It says for dogs up to 40 pounds. The tie out itself is 16”. My 25 pound dog did not seem to strain it at all. I do not think you will be disappointed.

After i tried ,Unfortunately it wont work in my garden , because it is clay ground and when i started to hammer down i won't go through and i was afraid it will broken as it is made of plastic and the top where you hook the dog chain it is really easy to break.

This is a great tie out stake for dogs weighing up to 40 pounds. The product is made with an ABS plastic construction and measures approximately 16 inches long. At the top of the stake is a metal ring where you can attach your pet’s leash. One suggestion would be that when you are putting the stake into compacted soil, do not use a hammer as it can damage the plastic stake, rather use a rubber mallet. Overall, this is a great option for small dogs.

Very large stake and easy to get it in to the ground. We only had our small Yorkie on it at first and did well, of course he isn't breaking free. We even had my brother n laws dog on it, he is a German Shepard and he didn't break it. I also like this much better then tying a dog up to something like a table edge if your camping or such. Because they can't get tangled up. Give them a long cord. And shade is important. It's made well and very durable. Can put it in even sand. Glad to have this. Will always take it camping with us for sure!

Reviewing: Pet Champion Plastic Tie-Out Stake with Stabilizer Wings for Dogs I am pleased with the Pet Champion plastic stake for dogs as it's made of a very strong plastic and of a solid build. The stake is a foot long and the color of my item is a light gray. One end is a flat top that can be hammered in with a rubber mallet or pressed down by stepping on it…in soft dirt, this should be no problem. Inside the top a metal ring is fastened to which a yard leash can be attached or a rope securely tied. At the other end the stake tapers to a point that is blunted for safety. Along the length of the stake are barbs (dull not sharp) that help keep the stake secure in the ground. Looking straight on at the point, the stake body is not solid, but formed of two planes intersecting in the middle…I'm not sure if this is for the structural integrity of the stake design or for its ease in inserting into packed dirt. Either way, it works like it should. If the dirt that it was inserted into is moist or full of clay, plan on using a toothbrush to clean off the stake. Alternatively, a good soak in a bucket of water should easily clean off any remaining soil from the stake so that it can be put away when not in use. If you plan to keep it in the car all the time, then bring along a small toothbrush to get at the stuck dirt. Since this stake is made from plastic, I'd recommend it primarily for outings and picnics where temporary use of a stake is needed. For longer term usage, I would consider looking for one of those kinds made from metal which I would think would stand up to regular long-term, daily use. The downside to other designs is that a lot of them don't have a good anchoring design whereas this particular stake does have the two sets of longitudinal barbs along its side. I think that I should get good usage out of this stake before having to replace it.