Would this work for a Golden Retriver puppy?
202527
Check the height for starters, make sure it is high enough that a dog cannot jump over it. I never leave my dogs unattended anyway, use this to block garage doors when I am working outside and they want to see me, etc. Useful. Can be anchored to the ground with garden spikes.
202528
I tried using it indoors with my 6 lb. miniature dachshund, and he could easily knock it over. However, it works fine outside, with the stakes anchoring it. Your dog, being much bigger and stronger, may need something more rigid.
480829
Yes. I would think so anyway. It's a nice size for our golden retrievers. Personally, the smallest I'd go would be an average beagle size.
372381
I believe it would. It is so easy to set up and put down and tough enough for my 100 lb Golden Retriever.
1043856
Yes, I believe it would. I use it on my golden lab, who has thick hair around his neck like his golden retriever mom. The highest setting doesn't bother him much, but, with training, he has learned to come when I use it. Beagles should do better since they have short hair. Just work with them so they know what to do when you push the button.
78150
I have 2 English Mastiff's that use the door and I would say it could be slightly bigger for them, but for a Golden it should work well.
143687
I have two Cavalier King Charles Spaniles and Rango who is a puppy was able to pull the squirrel open and get to the squeaker after a couple of weeks. I would say that this toy is more soft then durable and will only hold up with light chewing on it. You can buy replacement squirrels but I imagine your golden retriever getting though these squirrels pretty fast. Hope that helped answer your question:)
2271644
I believe it's a good tool for a golden. Its cheaper than a furminator works just as well. My border/st. Bernard mix gets brushed frequently and it gets to the undercoat.
1263501
I feel confident that the harness will accommodate a 95 lb. lab. Our golden is 75 lbs, but the harness appears to be very well constructed. It is not flimsy or cheaply made. We used it to lift him into an SUV prior to his receiving an ultrasound treatment for severe arthritis (results were almost miraculous), and a dislocated hip. I am very pleased with this harness & would not hesitate to recommend.
706748
It would be too large I believe. It's pretty heavy. I bought it for my german shepherd but don't use it anymore. I had her microchipped when she was spayed. It was pretty big even for her when she was a puppy.
2238875
Wow you must have a large dog. My golden weighs 97 lbs. and it fits him . That is alright the collar measures 1 in. in width and as long as your longer collar is that width you should have no problem...
879445
Yes. We have a 80lb golden and a 87lb golden mix. The larger dog wears it very well with room to grow.
853477
I would say yes. The sensor points up, but a tall dog could easily put its snout up to activate it. I have a golden retriever and it has never activated the sensor (yet). Worst case, you could remove the batteries and it becomes a manual lift.
298074
Yes it will definitely work for that breed. It the dog has really curly hair it would get caught but for my Golden's it work great so a short hair would be just fine.
2233444
No I would not, I'd recomend this for maybe a golden retriever its very large an only works with really long hair
330554
I don't know why it wouldn't. Our 60 lb. golden didn't eat through it right away.
376086
I don't think so, it might be able to hold it but definetly it won't be a decent fit. I have a standard size Golden Retriever and it fits right, a bigger dog would need something different
299349
It should. I used it for my dachshund when she was a baby. I don't really use it for her now because she's too long. However, if I needed something in a pinch that was really short term (like transporting her somewhere) I might use it.