Customer Reviews

100' Dog Trolley with 10' Medium Dog Tie Out Leash

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I have a dog that has NO homing instinct. This tie out has been great to keep her home and safe. I have two of them so we can move her to where the family is at. She can still move and play with my other dog and have fun being where the action is. We put it 7 feet high so it doesn't get in the way for mowing etc. My dog has even learned how to untangle herself from the picnic table. This is a great product to keep your dog safe.

I purchased the Sky Trolley and the Cider Creek brand and Sky Trolley is by far a superior product. I like it that the line itself is red, for visibility plus the hardware accessiories included were top notch in comparison. I have large breed dogs and both products keep them home, just liked Sky Trolley best!

Been using this tie out for about 2 months and have not had any problems with it. Trolley continues to run smooth even in the bad weather. We did go out and purchase a stopped so that the dog could only travel a certain distance to minimize him getting tangled up in anything.

Good value, but there were no stops provided. The dog could get tangled around the poles or trees at either end. I bought two 1/8" cable clamps for less than $1.00 and put two pieces of rubber hose against each one to form cushions for the trolley against either stop.

This was easy to install and has given my dog more freedom since he no longer can get himself wrapped around lawn furniture and trees! Since each end of line is fastened into trees(8 ft high) we're no longer worried about dog knocking over small children.

The trolley works out even better when we used a longer leash from the fixed lead so the dog has not only enough length but lots of latitude as well. The leash tie out that comes with the trolley is too short.
The pulley wheel guides should also be galv metal not plastic.

This product worked perfectly for my application, it's strong and reliable. Extremely simple to set up and I would definitely recommend to others.

Seller calls this a "medium" dog (at 30 pounds) tie out leash?
Our vet says our dog is "medium" at 40 pounds. I am now forced to pay them for a heavier leash to secure my dog who is anything but large.
My advice: Their lightest leash should handle dogs up to 50 pounds....what's the big deal...why not charge a few bucks more?
Tom Mathews