Trixie Dog Lead Anchor
Ground Spike
This corkscrew-shaped ground peg is a great way to secure your dog’s lead; suitable for use in the garden, or out and about....further information
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This corkscrew-shaped ground peg is a great way to secure your dog’s lead; suitable for use in the garden, or out and about.
With this handy Trixie Dog Lead Anchor, you’ll never have to search for a convenient tree or post to tether your dog to. Whether on walks or in the garden, this metal peg is ideal for keeping your dog safe and secure. Simply twist the corkscrew-like spike into the ground, and this will provide a secure anchor for your dog’s lead. Your dog will still have plenty of room for movement, but you can be sure that your pet stays put.
The peg is made of rustproof material and is very easy to use, by simply twisting it in to the ground.
Dimensions: L 40 x diameter 0.9 cm
Manufacturer Information
TRIXIE Heimtierbedarf GmbH & Co.KG
Industriestraße 32, 24963, Tarp, DE
kontakt@trixie.de
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Latest user reviews
05/09/18
Sturdy & durable
Until it succumbs to rust. I find it lasts around 7-8 months until I replace it, which is handy it's so Affordable
06/04/09|Sweelan
Very practical
Very practical & easy to peg into the ground or into sand (beach). The dog can tug with full force & it will still stay anchored. Ingenious little gadget.
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
