Are these easy to pull up? I dont want my dogs to be able to paw at the inground fence and dig them up easily
2058403
They for my daughters but I helped her install the fence. In places we rolled the fence under about a half inch. To get them to stay. If I had it to do over we would have bought heavier stalks. We also put the smaller one about 6inches apart. She has two shitzues and it works fine
2058404
They are normally not easy to pull up if hammered are staked in properly. But given the fact that the dogs are natural diggers, I'm sure that over time they will be able to dig until they can get enough dirt loose to get them up. My boxer would dig holes that were 2 feet deep so if your dog digs like that yes they will be able to get them up.
2058405
I would think it depends on the ground you put them in and how hard core your dogs dig. I used them next to a driveway into Georgia clay and feel confident that they'd handle some serious attempts to dig them out. My husky wouldn't get them out easily, though if she got it into her head to do it she probably could. They are nice and long and go fairly deep into the ground. For the price it's probably worth trying them out, and you get a lot of them.
2058406
if you push them all the way into the ground, the dogs will not be able to get them up easily if at all. hope this helps
2282529
About that not sure, they work best for big dogs but the little ones should be able to get up and down them unless they are afraid. Some dogs are anxious about using them.
117863
It's pretty simple with two people. I had my 14yr old help me. If you plan ahead it is easier, but honestly I just started unrolling and walked around the part of my yard I wanted my dogs to be allowed in. There's about 3ft or more of a space where your dog actually gets correction before they actually get to the wire. Put the wire a bit further than you want your dog to be able to go. Some dogs are quicker than others at getting this so make sure you tke the time to walk your dog around the whole perimeter.
724652
They are not soft but they are much easier to chew than rawhide. My dog can finish one in about 3 minutes.
134420
They would be great. The steps are shallow enough, large, and spaced so that they won't strain a longer built dog's back. They are wide and very stable so the dog will feel secure. They won't move when the dog goes up or down. If the dog feels secure, they will be more willing to use them. Although they are expensive, they're very well made and I'm glad I got them instead of the cheaper, flimsy types.
988083
My dog is not a "digger" but the covering seems to be quite tough. He's jumped on it paws first several times while chasing a ball that was thrown near the bed and done no damage so far (my boy is a 70lb Border Collie and he is VERY active). It would take a real effort and some very sharp claws to penetrate the thing. I don't really see much of a chance of your girl pawing a hole in it. Biting would be a bigger worry as teeth could probably make it through the cover with continuous effort.
1514445
We are very happy with them...wish I had invented them!!! I would say objects attached to them do detach easily. Give them a try!
2181524
Yes quite easily. Just open them up all the way and there is a notch that they will slip out of.
1745010
my dog wont go on them.my dog also tears up the disposable ones,but keep trying.find where the dog likes to go and keep putting disposable on that spot.The EZwhelp is not for me.I am not putting them in the washer,thats it.
1425747
No, but they are very easy to pit. They're soft, so you just tear them open and pull it out. Takes 1 second. :)
352167
I think they are easier than other clippers. There is a small ridge where you finger can grip and get leverage. These are the best clippers I've owned.
565618
I don't have dogs but I don't think these are what you want. they don't anchor down so there's no ties to keep them in place. once they move around there would be places they could get their nails to the seat.
918945
Yes they are pretty easy (as long as you're not trying to open the wrong end). I am now on my second box/order of these bags and will continue order as needed. Out of 2000 bags the only problem I've had is about 3 bags have not torn apart easy and a small hole will be in the bottom. But it's easy to see before you use it. Never had a problem other wise.
110119
I recommend something with a chain- not completely chain, so they can hear the sound of it pulling closed. Also the harnesses that pull their noses down seem to work for big dogs that already pull. Another bit of advice, don't let them pull you. If the dog is hell bent on going one direction change course with a firm NO. When they quit pulling then they are allowed to make decisions on where the walk will go.
1274377
Here are my thoughts on your question. My dogs are 10 and 13 lbs. neither one really likes to go outside except to do their business (and not always then). What I can guess about your situation is this...The tags are attached with a cloth and Velcro wrap that goes around the collar. I'm not confident that they would stay on with no trouble on a very active rough and tumble kind of dog. But, I do think they could easily be stitched to the collar in a couple of places and this would alleviate any problems from arising. They have heavy duty needles and thread that could work easily. A regular needle may even do the trick. They are really cool tags and worth the little bit of extra effort, I think.
1034251
They probably do, but they land on top of the new pile so you just scoop them all up in one motion. My dog walks when she goes (just to make it more difficult on me I'm sure) so I have to do about 5 scoops every time. No problem.
35581
I have several attached to a fence for the dogs when they go out at night. I just whacked in a nail through the hole.Two more on my entryway steps I used screws. As long as sun hits them for part of the day they're good to go.