I have an 85 pound dog who can open the fridge. Is this strong enough to keep him from opening the door??
2070678
Absolutely! This is a very sturdy lock and you won't need to worry about your pet getting past this one.
1395178
This is a sturdy pet gate, and I think it will work fine for you. It's made of wood and expandable, and if you attach it securely I think you'll be happy with it. We use ours inside and haven't had any issues with it after about six months of daily use. Hope that helps!
100273
I'm going to have to say no. It's a bit tricky to open, actually. You have to hold down the framework while pushing the lever on the gate and lifting up. That was frustrating. We used it to keep our little dog in a family room while we were gone. We liked it well enough for that use. It was sturdy and attractive.
728119
I don't think it is strong enough or a lock. It is a thin divider but it was what I needed. I simply wanted to lose a room off from a cat. You would be better to get a heavy duty divider. This stays closed by magnets. A good sturdy door has a built in lock.
431939
We don't have an extreme weather door to compare it to. My friends two little dogs (5-8lbs) don't have problems going through it. Just make sure the door you're replacing has the symbol in the middle too, some reviews said the plain doors fit differenlty than the doors with the company logo in the middle.Hope this helps!
2046643
Yes...we use it for 2 Great Danes. It attaches to the door frame (or wall) and "hooks" to close so can't be pushed open or aside.
827100
No. That would be a danger in pinning the pet between the door and the frame so it doesn't. You would probably need some other product to keep that pet away from the door.
1098863
Absolutely not. We just tried this gate but my 20 month old figured out how to get through the pet door within minutes. He had plenty of room to get through. It's also not secure when installed as a pressure gate.
489909
Yes, it is a very simple latch which prevents the dog from pushing the door up. When you open the door you have to lift the latch so that the door slides up.
1401573
I have 25lbs Shiba Inus. They have to duck a little but have no problem getting through. CAUTION: This door is more narrow than others by 1" or more. If your dog has broad shoulders or a barrel belly it might not be the best choice.
1471474
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.
25992
This isn't super strong. my dog is big but pretty calm. he's never tried to get out.
1548948
My door is hollow and catches at times. I would say no it is strong but would not help if the door itself is weak.
359244
I have a Doberman and it works fine as long as they aren't ACTIVELY trying to get out. The "door" is a little small but it's plenty sturdy for small to big-ish dogs.
125262
If the door has iron in it, it would probably stick, but if your dog is like mine, he's going to pull it right off with teeth or claws. It's thick enough for a dog to get a hold of. I'd hate to have a dog eat the stuff! Try a fridge magnet on the door first to see if it sticks. The nice about this stuff is you can cut it to size. Maybe if the dog can't reach the top edge it would work. Good luck. P.s. you can always use it to make cool fridge magnets :)
418739
It has not been tested by me and I don't know how many pounds of force this can withstand. I'm a strong 210lbs and it would take some time and hard work with much damage to me and the door to get through. I'm very happy with this item.
797068
No, it's actullly very strong. But there is a chance, if used too much. We use it regularly and door is still unharmed.