Will this lock keep a rottweiler from eating the contents of my fridge?
340456
Wow. It will unless he can eat through the steel cables of the lock or the freezer itself. Good Luck!
218220
Door does not lock, there is only a plastic cover that slides down to prevent the dog from passing through.
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Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as needed- aka until my icecream is safe in my tummy lol) Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as... » Read More Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as needed- aka until my icecream is safe in my tummy lol) « Show Less
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Well, my dog did unfortunately (she's a beagle, so pretty determined/always hungry by nature)! Sometimes I found it knocked over, and the lid had stayed locked, but there were a few times she managed to tip it and I assume the lock knocked against something, and popped. The lid opened, and chaos followed...depends how persistent the dog is really...if they keep at it, chances are they'll get lucky on occasion.
806086
You mean if you have a side by side fridge and freezer? You could lock one to the other. Put one on the freezer door and one on the fridge door and lock them together. It attaches with adhesive and it's strong.
1403434
With the smaller insert That locks in place & adjusts the food output I would say no in case they were able to get that loose. Not to say I haven't accidentally left it out over night to wake up to one of our two dogs trying to get the last of the food out the other left behind, but he's also not a huge chewer
1806258
Locks in the same way the steel bowels do. There should be a grey locking ring on the bottom of the bowl
672040
The best place to keep this key is at the top of your refrigerator. It doubles as a powerful fridge magnet AND you can place it high enough for it to be out of reach!
790117
Although the intent is to screw it in with 3 or 4 screws and use the lock provided, we have not done that. We use a bar in the sliding door track to "lock" the door if we want to leave the pet door in place over night. It is easy to remove it since the spring loaded top segment holds it securely in, but can be lifted out easily if we want to be gone for a few days.
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Yes, the pet door locks in position. Your slider works as always. They provide a new locking mechanism for itb but I chose to just use a piece of PVC in the track to secure it.
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It didn't work to deter my teenagers, as they pulled hard and the "foam" padding ripped away from backing. That said, I had a "lock" on there that doesn't really look like a lock and they weren't paying attention and just grabber and yanked the door as usual (the door sticks, so we all used to giving it a good strong pull to open it under normal conditions). But to deter burglars?....just depends on how determined in burglars is. All they'd need to do is slip a sharp, thin knife between the metal piece and the door and cut the foam backing. Would I risk 1000s of dollars of food if I was using this on a restaurant fridge? No, I wouldn't, I'd figure out how to get some holes of some sort drilled into the fridge instead. Hope that helps! Good luck.
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It is definitely child proof as it needs a special tool to open the lid. As far as pet proof goes, the opening is quite small. We have a 7 lb dog who is very small and she can't even get her head in the trap. Even if the pet got their head inside of the opening, they would have a hard time reaching the bait.
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NO. The little dog door has a plastic panel that slides in and locks the opening. Can't get in or out through it. We have a 8lb puppy, mini doxie, that has no trouble getting in or out through the door. At night we lock, so she can't go out and raccoons and foxes can't get in.
2089555
This unit will hold a Rottie without issue. These are well made and are not made in China. I bought one from Pet Smart that was made in China and it broke on the 3rd walk.
263880
Haven't used this box for that....but I definitely wouldn't. Raccoons are actually quite smart about getting things opened and getting into things you don't want them to. You need something with a lock on it, for outside !
1020337
Yes. It definitely closes tight! It clicks shut. My puppy hasn't even been able to get into it and I have it sitting on the floor.
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My 2 morkies have not been able to shred the pad in this holder . we have had it now several months...the last two holders didnt stop them from making a mess of the pad before I even left the house. I believe the reason is that this one actually locks the pad in by sliding into groove and locking down on little round knubs....please note it is not small enough to put in a large crate.