Would this get snagged if a dog jumped on the bed?
161164
I don't know, but it isn't being snagged by my 16 pound cat & his kneeding, so it may. I love this blanket!
161165
Not sure about that. I have had dogs but don't have one now. It probably depends on whether or not you keep the dog's nails clipped short and filed. It's a pretty tight weave.
161166
My Irish wolfhound hasn't snagged it yet. She does a lot of stretching with those long legs. I've been very pleased with the way this tight weave holds up.
161167
My dog has jumped on it many (many, many) times, and it's never snagged. Even the cats haven't put a pull in it yet. I'm not saying it can't happen, but at least it's not something just waiting to happen. The weave is pretty tight.
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I believe it would be. It sits very securely on the floor. I guess it might depend on how large your dogs are. My puppy is now 28 lbs and jumps up on the side when it's time to come out and it hasn't budged. Hope this helps. Other than that it is very nice looking and well made.
34953
It really would depend on the dog. At first my dog was afraid of the noise and she stayed away from the couch but then she figured out how to jump over the mat to get on the couch. The beep that was made definitely startled her. Just an FYI, the product only fit on 1/2 of my couch, not the full couch so you may want to pay attention to the size of the area you want to keep your pets away from.
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It must be secured by clipping a small strap around something so it doesn't slip off when the dog is walking on it. I'm not sure where you would clip it on the bed but you may be able to make it work.
589106
It would probably be a snug fit. If he/she likes to be in that type of bed then it would work. The sides are padded but not very high so my Boston Terrier (16 lbs) isn't able to snuggle down into the bed like she could with her old one. I would buy a bigger size next time.
2151896
I would think so - the bed is big. Both our 75 lb golden and 50 lb golden mix shared it.
1693557
Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
1283823
My guess would be no, because the dog would be sitting upright. You can find a carrier with a flat bottom, and the dog will be much more comfortable.
1746674
Yes but if you have a big dog it goes right to the floor..I have a boxer 6 lbs and the bed went on floor.
1534927
No, you could probably improvise something. My dog is older and doesn't try to get out.
1870775
It's a pretty tough fabric. Unless he's actually clawing at it or digging on it it should be fine. It's hard to answer this question except to say I think it will be fine. I have a 90lb rottie that has been using it for over 2 years. She doesn't claw at it or mess with it though. I also put an old comforter I had on it. A dog certainly could destroy this though if it wanted to, but it's not going to happen by accident.
994636
Yes. The folds make it quite sturdy, for a small dog anyway. It's not very high so an animal that is a jumper may go right over it. We have a toy Husky and he does not jump over it.
768964
I used it so spike doesn't have to jump on the bed I stick it under mattress between the box spring . it does have rubber on the bottom so it won't slide
1974222
Hey Shelley. I bought this for my 18lb boy dachshund and he absolutely loves it. As long as he isn't super tall I think it will be ok because the whole point of the bed is to curl up and snuggle inside! Hope I helped.
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I believe so. My 85 lb, 1 year old bloodhound has been using it to climb up onto my bed since she was only a 10 lb puppy. it has been great for her and is still in perfect condition. We love it! So sorry to hear about your lab. We went through cancer with one of our dogs a little while ago. It can be tough. Best of luck.
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A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his lardy self aboard. A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his... » Read More A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his lardy self aboard. « Show Less
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in my opinion "NO". It inconvenienced my minpin but did not "hobble" her. I finally electrified the fence by going to a feed store and buying a kit of transformer and wires. Did the trick, she only tried it once, got zapped, and now doesn't even think of jumping it. She also spent time chewing up the "jumping" harness so that was a wash. It would only be useful for walking a hard to control dog.