How strong is the velcro... I have a almost year old Great Dane puppy...so far he has been able to get everything off.
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It's decently strong. It's velcro so no matter what, with a set amount of give it will open, but it's fairly strong and positioned in a way to help prevent unwanted puppy escapes.
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We have used it around 4 times so far and the velcro has been fine. Just make sure you get the right size. My dogs have large chests (they are coonhounds) and if you put the velcro too tight it comes lose when they walk but if you leave a little slack it stays on. The only thing I can say is I wish the velcro was a little lower. It flares up in the back sometimes when the wind blows. But than can be because of the large chest and small belly coonhounds have. Overall I am satisfied for the price. It keeps them dry and they don't mind having it on.
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Well when I leave it on him in the car, it moves some how to the side but stays on. I Like the flannel on the inside it seems to keep my boxer warm
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The velcro is VERY strong. In fact, if anything, you have to pull really hard to take it off. It startled Atra at first (also a tubby girl), but she got used to it. She has not gotten out of it yet.
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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 like it better than the plastic clips. The Velcro doesn't pop open like the plastic. I think it secures enough, but in emergency's it will allow an animal to free itself if in trouble.
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The Velcro holds nicely and we have not had any problems with it sliding or coming off. My husband put it on our little one's collar before I got a chance to watch him. There are directions that come with the tag (illustrations are black and white), but I do not think that Amazon would mind me sharing a larger/color illustration from the company that makes the tags which may help. --&gt; http://www.luckypet.com/images/instructions.pdf
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Hi, my lab is a lean 70 lbs. He dosent have a big chest. And I feel like there is barely enough Velcro to hold it. It does work for him but I don't like the metal loop the Velcro belt passes through on the front harness. It's in a area with a lot of movement and I feel like it should be more streamline or relocated. All that being said, we do use it quite often. I have not noticed any sore spots caused by the harness. And he dosent seem to mind wearing it. Loads must be perfectly equal on each side or the harness will sag to the heavier side. Hope this helps
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We used this product with our Akita puppy from age 8 weeks to roughly 6 months old. She slept with it every night and often carried it around in the morning. Primarily she slept on or next to it but sometimes she would chew on it. It withstood puppy chewing and the Velcro closure was strong enough to keep her from opening it. However, she was never left alone with it. At night she slept in our room and we took it away from her during the day. So, it is sturdy enough for a puppy or gentle adult that is supervised with it. It is not designed as a toy but a soothing "companion" so used as such I highly recommend it. We used this product with our Akita puppy from age 8 weeks to roughly 6 months old. She slept with it every night and often carried it around in the morning. Primarily she slept on or next to it but sometimes she would chew on it. It withstood puppy chewing and the Velcro closure was strong enough to keep her from opening it. However, she was never left alone with it. At night she slept in our room and we took it away from her during the day. So, it is sturdy enough for a puppy or gentle adult that is supervised with it. It is not designed as a toy but a soothing "companion" so... » Read More We used this product with our Akita puppy from age 8 weeks to roughly 6 months old. She slept with it every night and often carried it around in the morning. Primarily she slept on or next to it but sometimes she would chew on it. It withstood puppy chewing and the Velcro closure was strong enough to keep her from opening it. However, she was never left alone with it. At night she slept in our room and we took it away from her during the day. So, it is sturdy enough for a puppy or gentle adult that is supervised with it. It is not designed as a toy but a soothing "companion" so used as such I highly recommend it. « Show Less
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It is pretty easy to take on and off. My dog did not seem to mind it at all. I could leave it on and it wouldnt give him any noticeable discomfort and it made it much easier than using a towel for a sling. I recommend this product.
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I have two small dogs that have used this product with no problem. It is a hard plastic tray with a grate (also hard plastic) and you put a potty pad in tray then the grate on top of the pad - so the dog cannot tear up the pad. It has worked well for us for 5 years plus now (one dog has an excitement issue so we'll always use this for greetings!). My puppy chews everything in site, but not the UGODOG tray. I don't know how big your dog is, but mine have never tried to pull the grate out of the tray and this product is still in excellent shape. It is also easily cleaned.
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Yes mine pups are now 8 months old and the still use theirs have two morkies...both female one 10 lbs and other 13.5 lbs....this has worked great and they have not yet been able to get the pad out of this holder.....
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The small one worked really well on a 30 pound dog. It will be big on a 12 pound dog, not sure how much you can snug it up with the velcro, but you could just let it hang.
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Your fur baby's collar goes thru loops in the collar..Then it just Velcro's on. My Brittany wore it with no problem for 10 days.
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Depends on the puppy. Yorkie, probably not. We used it on our mixed breed pup starting at about 16 weeks old (she is now 55 lbs.) to safely run around and it was fine. Being klutzy and crazy at that age she sometimes got it tangled up. it is LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG and strong!
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I would assume so. We have a dane mix who is quite strong and we are not as physically able as once we were. Walking him was difficult for us. With this harness he cannot pull. Anyone can walk him without issue. He is not bothered at all by it. He reacts just like when we get the leash, excited. It is a great tool.
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I haven't had any problems with the velcro coming off. If anything I have a difficult time getting the pads to come off because they stick so well.
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I have a 90# German Shepherd and bought a large. As others stated, the Velcro closure on top will determine the tightness of the fit. That is the only "adjustment". There are two click-close buckles as well but they are more for keeping the stress off the Velcro. It has a tendency to slip down the back of my dog and bunch up ---but that is due to her condition: deterioration of spine. I also find it a bit difficult to put on.
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I have a pug that weighs about 18lbs. I purchased the xsmall boots. He keeps them on and i can pull the velcro snug enough that they dont fall off (even if i pull on them). I think that they may be too big for a 6lb dog as its paws/legs are probably too small.