can you put this under a deck to keep animals from going under the deck?
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I would personally not use this for your dogs, nor on a wood floor. We have a tile floor and my puppy, who was three months at the time, would drag it around the kitchen. Each panel bends at the "seam", it does not lock into any particular shape. This would be better for outdoors where you could hammer it into the ground to keep it from moving.
1298961
I use mine for cats, but I do think your dog could easily tip this over and if it is staked down, he could likely rip through the zippered doors to get out.
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Not outside, unless you had a crate pad or blanket to use. Make sure your dog is under 40 lbs. or he/she won't be able to fit through the door
1636468
depends on the width of the crack/space between the deck boards. I would place a tarp to protect anything below - if the space is wide, the product is going fall through the cracks. I experienced this - see pictures of my deck (and space width of decking): cut and paste URL into your browser: link to all pics --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/12023977@N06/sets/72157629490063928/link to close up(s) --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/12023977@N06/6932719244/in/set-72157629490063928/
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We have one set up outdoors to contain our puppies on the deck. I doubt it will last very long, but it's such a great product that it's worth repurchasing if and when needed.
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Not really. It's probably better than nothing, but it won't keep a great seal around the ground, and I think they could scurry right under. Also, the wind will probably blow this over a lot. It's pretty flimsy.
1593449
yes. we have it on our outside deck (which is somewhat protected)...unfortunately Baci does not like it no matter how we treat it. (leaves, real grass, p.p.)..
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Yes, the mesh pretty much goes all the way to the bottom of the floor (within 2-inches) provided that you mount the side posts flush with the floor. Once the mesh is locked, it is highly unlikely that a small dog could slither underneath.
1016234
Yes, this kit can be used to keep the dogs from digging under the fence. The poles included will need to be placed in front of the current fence or plastic insulators may need to be purchased to keep the hot wire from touching the wooden fence.
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I doubt that it would keep animals away from a large area. It keeps cats away from marking our back door and stored feed in the shed, but they still come close.
65857
Yes, if they have some kind of covering. I have 2 outside in a wooden box on the deck. I wouldn't put them where its exposed to the elements.
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Yes. I use mine exclusively outside, though it's on my deck, under cover of the eaves. It could safely get wet, though. You'd just have to dry off the two platforms and the floor before putting pets back in there again. The cage itself is stainless steel.
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From my experience and how mine is mounted it that it will work. Being that close to a step cats will be able to sneak under and dogs will be able to reach head under and cause problems.
2093107
No I would put it out in the yard because that is where your problem is. Just understand that your dogs will react to it. Also, if you use it outside, you will likely need more than one as you are covering greater area.
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We are using ours under a chiminea on a wood deck. Size wight be your only consideration.
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Yes, it would definetly work for that situation, and really you wouldn't have to put it into the ground if you didn't want too. It states in the manual that the fence can be applied above ground, but either way you wouldn't have to worry about that doggie getting out anymore. My dogs will go no where near the boundry line.