actually I am buying this for my two maltese crossed shin tsu, but i dont know whether their little paws will get caught in the holes or poles
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That is a tough call. We have a Westie and he is fine with it, but I'm guessing it all depends on the dog. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.
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I have 3 Maltese Chihuahua mix and have not had any problems with the combs. You just have to experiment with the combs to find out which is best suited for the cut you want and I did not have any tangle problems.
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The inner diameter of the tubes is just short of 1 3/4". I have cats with paws the size of catchers mitts and they love it. One of my cat's front paws measure 2" across, and he navigates fishing out treats just fine. They have to fold their little paws in so they can fish out the kibble or whatever crunchy treats you use. They use their paws like a hook to work the treat up and out of the tube. There are no sharp parts on the tubes or anywhere else on the toy to get any paws caught.
670045
A dogs paw is more likely not to get caught in these unlike a clamp style trap. There paw would have to go all the way down in the cylinder which is almost impossible.
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It's certainly possible. The canvas (tan) is pretty thick and good quality. The vulnerability is in the black ventilation netting. I think my dog punctured a hole in the meeting and it was a free for all from there. If you cat is just a normal scratcher, it's probably fine. I don't even think the tan canvas would snag, but if the cat is trying to escape, it will probably get out.
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I don't have a small dog but I do believe that this kitty tree would be great for keeping jumping doggies away from your kitties. I have model A8001 and it is awesome. It looks great and is very sturdy, its made of plywood instead of pressed wood. My kitties are big, 18 lbs each and they run and jump on it and it doesn't tip at all. I would recommend this product.
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I don't think so. I live in NE PA & we've been getting very cold temps lately. My Chihuahua mix was more concerned with the rock salt than the cold. He doesn't seem to mind the cold on his paws as long as he's bundled up with heavy clothing. Lined booties are probably the only thing if your dog needs warmth for his paws.
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I think it's fine to use with a large breed. I have a 8lb maltese. If your dog is trained to just go on the "grass pad" it should be fine. Some dogs like to be completely on the grass and go on circle first before they go- if that's the case you might need to buy a bigger one.
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Part of it will depend on the size of your dog. I used this for my cat, who is taller and longer than all three of my other cats. After a week or two, he was able to figure out how to get to his paws. I might suggest adding some of the pet self-stick bandage on the paw. Between the two it should discourage the licking.
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The surface consists of raised "pads" of the soft plastic that the entire mat is made of. I'm careful when I clean it and use a cloth rather than any type of abrasive pad. I would think that your dogs' nails could very likely penetrate that soft surface. Now, it may not completely pierce the mat, but I do believe it would pierce the pads themselves.,
843119
As long as they are bigger than the openings in the wire, they should be secure. My little dog doesn't jump over, and my friend's cats don't either.
510249
He'll definitely still be able to get to his front paws with this one. It depends on how big of a dog he is for the back paws...the bigger the dog, the better reach he'll have, if he's a smaller dog it might prevent him from getting to his back paws.
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Yes it will work. But, I found out some of my cats can go thru. and others can jump it. Dogs respect it.
543609
I'm not a feline expert, but can be pretty sure the paws can't get in. I have a Sun Conure. But I'm confident it can easily handle 2 parakeets. But truth be told, I would prefer if the cage is a little sturdier. I'm a little disappointed I that regard.
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I'm not sure. My dog hasn't tried to pull them off like that! :-) They do fit pretty snug around the leg. They are kind of shaped similar to a balloon, so baggy where paw is but tighter at the top. So I guess if your dog got ahold and pulled on it, then it might come off. Hope that helps!
817045
Possibly if he can grab the front part where the hole is. My 5lb yorkie just uses his paw and will paw at it until it it comes off.
670047
If a dog was caught it would be hurt but no dog will get caught in this trap. I wondered the same thing until I got mine and I saw that no dog could get caught. It is a wonderful coon catcher and possum trap. I have even bought me extras.