Wondering if this would hold up to a puppy who could otherwise slide through the 4 inches between iron fence rods? Not chewing, just jumping.
1505707
I would double it to be safe. I folded mine over an iron rail and secured it with plastic ties every other rail. Works great! It's very sturdy so they can't push through it
1505708
It sounds like a small puppy. If there really isn't any chewing, I think it would work well, unless the puppy can climb. (One of my dogs used to scramble over baby gates when she was a puppy.)
1505709
I think that would depend on the size of the puppy. This is a Plastic fence and would probably do better with rabbits, chickens, etc.
1505710
If you you use the iron fence as support it should work but the puppy could eventially chew through it. (it's made of a stil plastic)
1505711
We placed this around our entire perimeter of iron fencing. Our dog, which is 1 year now, weighs under 25 lbs. He (and a rabbit) chewed through this fencing in no time flat. It also will not stay up on the fence as the fencing easily rips off zip ties. We ended up having to buy second fencing - a plastic coated wire. I'd strongly suggest you do the same.
684724
You might have an issue with the straps if they are they are too active. So far no problems for me. M y puppy is weighing in at 60+ lbs and he is almost 6 month as old. I have found it to be very durable.
316441
We have an 8.5 lb little puppy that is 6.5 months old. The tie-out is light enough for him, but it should be sturdy enough for a bigger dog.
1649989
Yes. My dog has been using this for months. The original broke because other dogs she plays with chewed it. I actually prefer this one over the original that comes with the invisible fence
2224622
pretty fast for this type of toy, I think an average dog could keep up. The dog's body is quite hard though, not for chewing at all.
418118
Unfortunately, my only containment experience with the gate is a 12-15 month old baby. I think the literature with the gate said pets up to 33 pounds? My daughter will grab the bars and rock backwards and forwards...I have one end pressed against woodwork/doorframe and another against a bench. She's not able to defeat it with her abuse to date, although I did have to retighten some of the positioning screws one time when the locking button shifted to be less "resistant" to shaking. I would say to scan the other customer reviews to see which pet owners mention the size/breeds of their pets to see how it fares versus a large "pupperoni".
1793063
It depends on the size of the dog. My dog is 4 months old and she can't jump over it. She is a chihuahua. Even when she is standing on her hind legs she can't get over. She can climb over if she tried but she hasn't discovered that yet. Hope this helps
1036381
Absolutely! We took this on a 20hr (each way) trip, with a crazy 8 month old puppy and it held up unbelievably well. It's very durable!
1238900
It depends on how big you puppy will get. I believe the 22 pound puppy could go through okay. You should check the specs the mfg provides.
1702481
The gate is made of wood and I would think if you have puppies that like to chew, the gate could get damaged. My dogs are about 6 years old and haven't tried to chew on the gate. I have the gate positioned in a wide doorway and it hasn't been knocked down, I think the stability depends on how you position the gate. I was very pleased with the quality of the gate, the finish and the look for the price I paid.
512270
I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
1247233
Yes, if I understand correctly. A 20lb dog wearing this unit would not cross the 'line' of the fence. The only problem I see is that the unit might be big for a dog of that size. Our golden is 75lbs and she ignored the smaller units but backs away when she hears the warning beep of this receiver. Hope that helps.
512271
It will probably hold up, but if your dog has long nails, they can get caught on and possibly tear the lining. The mesh is pretty durable, but still it could happen.
1825397
I've been using this for our Doberman puppy who is currently 5 months old, weighing 42 lbs. I've currently opened it up and used it to corner off part of my office with a whelping pad on the floor to protect the carpet. She can actually jump it, though if I keep the "no-no" bottle nearby, she tends to stay in her playpen better. I think even a small dog could eventually figure out how to jump it, though. Overall, I'm still very happy with this purchase. I just can't use it to pen her up when I leave the room.
865337
I totally think so, I have a 20 pound puppy that tries to jump in it all the time and she hasn't knocked it down yet!
1964456
yes, it will hold up, unless your dog is actually a chomping rascally puppy..............
1651089
Don't think this particular toy would be a good pick for a smaller dog. I purchased for a 7 month old german shepherd and she occasionally trips over it when she is dragging it around the house since this is a really long toy. If sold with a shorter body you would probably be ok.