Is this strong enough to be used in a flower bed to prevent dog digging?
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I don't know. Perhaps if you lay stones/pavers/bricks on it so that it can't be easily moved?
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Yes I think it would. It is pretty strong. I think as long as you don't have too long of spaces between the fence posts it should be all right. You may want to double it up too make it stronger. Hope this helps. Have only used ours as a cover for berries to keep birds and squirrels out.
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I don't think the material is strong enough to be sure a dog wouldn't puncture it.
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I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
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Well, no, probably not. You should look into an actual repellant, like the type designedto keep pets out of flower beds. Amazon stocks several of these.
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It is plenty strong but would be hard to pick cucumbers from it. I like the string trellis with 5" spacing - much easier to train vines through it and harvest and it is reusable.
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I guess it could be used for this purpose, but I really would NOT recommend it! First of all, the taste is very strong and the formula may be bad for your dog. I certainly wouldn't use this to discourage my dog! Just try and give your dog something to distract them.
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Yes, I believe it will work. It is a little flimsy and my dog is too scared to use it.
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It's very durable and I am extremely happy with how well it is made personally, but I'm sure your dog could probably do damage to it if he/she can rip a garden hose.
1378399
Yes! I use it in my flower beds. It is what golf courses use to keep the grass out of their landscape...doesn
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It is pretty strong. I use it to keep a lab puppy from going down the stairs. She is about 25 lbs now. It is on carpet and when she jumps up on it, it stay put. If you keep it on a smooth hard surface it would probably move if the dog jumps on it a lot but I doubt it would come apart. It is very versatile and has saved my sanity with a very active puppy.
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I used mine to put a cedar box in that held my dogs ashes and buried in my memorial garden. I first put the box in a air tight bag. A few years later I sold my house and wanted to take him with me for my new home. They box and everything inside were still in perfect condition.
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That is EXACTLY what I use it for. HOWEVER, it needs to be a large dog, because when she was a pup, she could just climb UNDER it.
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it absolutely does! I had a problem with one of my Dobermans digging in a spot in the yard so I put it in the hole and now there is no problem there anymore. The only negative about it is I wish the barrier distance around it was bigger. otherwise it does do the job
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It would probably hold up pretty good with light weed whacking. I would not hit it too hard though as it is just plastic and repeated hits would probably either break it or tear off the edges. I've had this in a dog pen chain link fence for years now and it's held up great!
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I wouldn't think so. It's a complete barrier to the soil. The only way we could plant flowers was to cut a hole in the material for each individual plant.By the way, it did a GREAT job keeping the weeds away for us.
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I think your lab will absolutely able to push this around on a ceramic floor, and the puppies too. I have an 80 lb lab and she is very strong. This is a very lightweight gate that will likely do very little to contain your dogs. I own a similar gate but only use it to keep my kids & dog from the grill on my deck. For something heavier & sturdier, I would consider one of the metal gates on the market. I own the http://www.amazon.com/KidCo-KID-G80-Configure-Gate/dp/B000056HMX/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1313246433&sr=1-1 but there's also the http://www.amazon.com/North-States-Superyard-Metal-Gate/dp/B000U5FOT2/ref=pd_cp_ba_1. These are unfortunately much more expensive, but more heavy duty than the light plastic ones. I love the configure gate because I can arrange it any way. I use it in a straight line across a large opening between my family room & kitchen, but also at Christmas around the tree to keep my enthusiastic lab from eating or yanking down our tree. I hope any of this helps. They also make metal & wooden pet gates that might better serve your purposes. I hope this helps. Best of luck with the dogs!