We want to use this for our new Golden Retriever puppy. We are worreid about the liner if the puppy has an accident. Is it possible to remove the floor liner?
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I guess you could cut it out, but it is attached to the netting and would severely decrease the stability.. Also, I don't know that the netting would be something that would hold up to a puppy.
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Thank you for your question. The Floor liner is not removable. However, the floor liner has a coated mesh for easy clean up.
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No. It is actually a good product. After I replaced my liner, a dog jumped in and tore my new one and I had to replace it again and put and additional one down on the first one I bought. Just make sure that you turn it where the seem faces down so that it want show thru your liner.
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Yes you can and it wipes off nicely with a cloth or sticky roller. My pampered pooch thinks it a bit thin because he kinda folds and then lays down. It's easy for him to take in and out of the dog house too.
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I havnt thought of that. But I can see that working.I don't have any way to do that with my so I'm going to get another one to expand my space. And my dogs love it. . It gets them outdoors. The only problem I have is a way to secure it to the ground. Glad to help you out. Nickie
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Good news, and bad news Christina. Once assembled, there is barely more than an inch of actual "crawl under" space left between the floor and the front rail on the bottom shelf. Unless your pup is extremely tiny, highly unlikely he could squeeze under the rail. The side panels extend fully down to the floor, so once the unit is butted right against the corner walls, puppy can't access the wires in that manner. The bad news is that unless your pup is trained well, he can easily walk right onto the bottom shelf area, and continue making his way toward the back, if you do not have something to fill the void, such as electronic equipment, books, or something that he knows he is forbidden to interfere with. Good luck with a little "tough love" on the pup, if need be. It would be a shame that you should have to forego a really great corner unit because of a mischievous pet.
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We have laminated floors so can't answer that, but don't bother. It didn't last a day. Our golden chewed the edges and the screw on cap popped off anytime he just dropped it on the floor. I think it's the only product I ever commented about on Amazon.
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Why would you want to do that? You'll have to clean the liner when the stuff could just go into where it is going to end up again anyway! It is super-easy to remove the liner and put it back in. Just (pardon the comparison) like you change the liner of a trash can. PS: I just drape the edges over the seat. I don't try to insert the seat into the space in the liner where it is supposed to go into. You'll see what I mean when you buy it :-). This was so useful during those neither here nor there days! Great purchase!
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It looks like you could take off the little floor protectors (I am not sure if they screw on or glued on)I have hardwood floors and it slides all over my floor just the way it is, but it would be hard on carpet. (Oh and I am a handicapped grandma) Smiles, hope this helps!
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I've been using mine for permanent housing for about six years for my two rabbits. I don't use the floor that came it though it's just plastic they can easily chew. I use a utility rug on the ground instead.
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You could yes but if the dog tryes to get out it will roll over , and how well does the dog handle confinement, there would not be a lot of room , now you can put the wire French like at the open door and use it like a doghouse ? There are two ways or two doors one on each side they zip , I use mine to trave with my cats because it is easy to put into the back seat floor , then put the letterbox and some food in , this way they can not get out when we stop , it is a great product , but very hard to put back into case lol good luck
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Yes! I went to Lowe's and purchased a 4X3 Ft Rubber Mat/Rug from the flooring department, it also stopped the Pet Crate from sliding on the floor when my Golden Retriever goes in and out of it.
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You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the pins scratching the tile. You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the... » Read More You have to be the judge of your flooring, and how delicate it is. While there are two plastic "bumpers" on the underside of each panel that would protect the floor. The long "pins" that connect the panels are flat bottoms and could damage the flooring. I do believe that there could be a quick fix to prevent it if you are creative enough. I have two of these sets, love them. I have ceramic tile flooring, I have them on a 5mm plastic drop cloth ( I bought at Walmart) in case my critters miss the pee pad in the pen. Keeps the gout lines clean and I dont worry about the pins scratching the tile. « Show Less
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I have two of these crates and neither floor has cracked. Although, I have only had these crates for about 3-4 months, so I suppose it is possible in the future. I also put crate beds on top of the plastic. When they collapse, the plastic is folded into the wire parts, so the plastic bottom is protected when you move around the crate reducing risk of cracking it when moving around.
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Yes. The liner is attached by velcro and can be removed and washed. You can also buy replacement liners to swap out.
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The dog is telling you it needs to be disciplined through proper training. Only then I would recommend you repair or replace your carpet. Otherwise, you will have a repeat offender. Sorry, but it really is the best solution to your question.
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The floor is rigid. It's stiffened by a sheet of some thin plastic in a sort of pocket, so it would be easy to replace, but the covering the animal sits on is a typical plastic mesh. I have no complaints with the floor - or anything else.
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We have it but have not used it. Thought we would use it for our golden doodle puppybut didn't. It is heavy. Sorry I couldn't give you more info. It has not been out of the box.Actually going to sell it.