Will it work for a 100lb dog
837637
Definitely. My Rottweiler is still a puppy and she is at 65lbs. We only put it on a 4...we will put it on a 5 if we are in a "traffic" area because she is so fixated on chasing cars. ONE time I had to do a 6 to keep her from running after a FedEx truck (she really hates those delivery trucks) and I felt awful because she let out a yelp! I've not put it that high since. If your 100lb dog has a very high pain tolerance, you can always turn it up (it goes to a level 8). Be prepared to replace the batteries pretty regularly. There is a HUGE pack they sell on Amazon :)
837638
I don't know. Our dog is about 60lb. I don't think it is the size of the dog that is a problem but rather the poor design of the leash. I would not spend $100+ on that particular leash. It wasn't worth it.
837639
Oh, yeah!! I tried a couple other ones before this that were way too weak and uneffective. I have a Rotty puppy, he's now 90 pounds and only getting bigger. It still works when I need it because he's young and testing me every day, but he's a quick learner especially with this and because of this he's a really good dog!! I hope that helps!! I actually got this one first of this brand, got sick of changing batteries and went to the rechargeable, a step up with yellow on it, love it. Just put it on the charger every night and you're good to go all day if you need it!! Good luck!!
2694
yes it would work we have even use it for big dogs and it supports them jumping up on the sides of it..
1404635
Possibly. My biggest dog is just over 70lb and he gets through it with no problem. I would check manufacturer's website or call their customer service to be sure.
1761868
Not sure, the door was purchased for a Doberman weighing 100 lbs and it worked perfectly.
844659
Possibly...but my experience is with 2 dogs, one that is 48lbs and one 95lbs. This product is a life/time saver.
64457
It works fine for two dogs that are less than 20 lbs each. They don't bounce on it or try to move it. I think it depends on the rambunctiousness nature of the pet :)
2154130
I'm not exactly sure. I'm using it on a 90 lb dog. His shock level tolerance is about a 3-4. Level 1 isn't nearly as strong so it could possibly work. Also, the vibration mode could help do the trick without shocking.
1732808
You'd probably need 2. Are dogs are 100 lbs. a piece and to avoid problems we invested in 2.
515773
I can't say for sure as I have a 100 pound dog in mine but I would expect it be for a small dog. I feel it's well made. The pad inside didn't last ... We replaced w/memory foam bathmat.
8067
I believe it would, as when testing it, I pushed down with my hands and it worked...I'm sure I wasn't pressing even 100 lbs. My mother is 135 lb and it works great.
2232294
Hello, I use it on my 90 lbs Shepherd, and it has removable links so you should be OK
847606
I am not sure but it does fit on my 2 year old 100 pounds German shepherd. If that helps at all.
1309718
We use it with our 50 lb dog so while it might work, it might be a little heavier gauge than you need.
1961058
Yes..it worked well for my 90lb lab..we didn't run but she pulled on it and it was easier to control he
733433
I think so. My dog is 21 lbs & it's large enough for him. Note- it works well but isn't very thick. I put it on the pad in his dog bed to make it cozy.
1893991
Yes, it will work just fine, my dog is Bull Terrier, Boxer and Pit mix that has huge paws and weighs 70 lbs. His paws are 2 inches wide.
391862
It would work for your cat but it is fairly sturdy and any dog under 100 lbs could use it too.