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Post by anthony07 Tue Apr 02 2013, 11:40

Not sure what it's called but it's a spike with a screw that you attach a length of cable to so the dog is tethered but can run around. I was thinking of getting one for my 20kg staffy but he not only pulls strongly but has a tendency to run to the end of the lead til it pulls him up short. Can anyone tell me if these ground spike things are any good, or do staffies just pull them out of the ground?

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Post by Guest Tue Apr 02 2013, 11:50

I have thought of them before myself but I can't help but think my fella would pull them up.

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Post by Kathy Tue Apr 02 2013, 11:56

I think this is what you mean but not sure that I would trust it tbh:

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http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/hi-gear-dog-tether-camping-pegs-p143671
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Post by anthony07 Tue Apr 02 2013, 12:00

MatLogan wrote:Come and tell us more about you and your dog Smile

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/f7-new-member-introductions

Okay, I have done that now
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Post by Tony n Jane Tue Apr 02 2013, 15:22

We had one for Ella in France, it held very well (depends on how firm the ground is), it should come with a shock absorber to dampen any lunge. the only problem is you have to keep an eye out all of the time as Ella had a tendency to get tangled up in it, we stopped using it because of ella getting tied in knots and it seemed to upset her and she used to just sit there feeling sorry for herself lol
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Post by anthony07 Tue Apr 02 2013, 18:25

Kathy wrote:I think this is what you mean but not sure that I would trust it tbh:

Ground spike 161167_5032307672647891847858

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/hi-gear-dog-tether-camping-pegs-p143671

Yes, that's the one, thanks
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Post by anthony07 Tue Apr 02 2013, 18:27

Tony n Jane wrote:We had one for Ella in France, it held very well (depends on how firm the ground is), it should come with a shock absorber to dampen any lunge. the only problem is you have to keep an eye out all of the time as Ella had a tendency to get tangled up in it, we stopped using it because of ella getting tied in knots and it seemed to upset her and she used to just sit there feeling sorry for herself lol

LOL! I can see Jasper getting tangled up too. I don't mind untangling him, it's him not getting out of the garden that is my main concern. I didn't know they came with shock absorbers, I will keep an eye out for one, thanks.
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