Is this sturdy or can a dog push it over? My sister wants this for a large lab. Will it damage the interior of the car? ForVolvo CrossCountry wagon
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Honestly it's pretty sturdy in the back of a YukonXL with a Great Dane and Lab. The lab used to get around the bar design we had before. This one keeps her in the back!!
1170030
I have a Toyota Hylander and the barrier fits nicely. I have a very Strong Large Lab mix who has destroyed any barrier I have put up yet. This one he cannot knock over or get thru.
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This is a sturdy barrier. You will really need to crank out the legs on the barrier to make it press against the roof and the floor of the vehicle. I have two dogs (60lbs and 65lbs) and it keeps them in the back of the SUV cargo area rather well.
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there is really no way to get the lab into the cart without either pulling it up to something, ramp or lifting the lab into the cart itself. (the sides do not come off in any way so much like a wagon, the lab would have to be able to get into it. ) also, although I think the size and stability would be perfectly fine, you would probably need to put some sort of padding/blanket on the bottom for it to be comfortable. It has a thin cardboard under the canvess and above the bars...but I don't think it would be very comfortable unless you provided more padding. hope this helps.
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It seems more of an indoor piece. It's not very tall, so check your measurements to make sure it would reach (height). It's sturdy though. My cat lives it. Great investment but check your car height and dog weight
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I have a 10 pound Bichon and she has never been able to push it over. Very easy to put together. After you get it together you fit it in the space it will be snugged. I like it.
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It is sturdy - but your toddler will easily push it over. Also, got mine last summer, and now the paint is peeling off. Maybe I should have taken it inside during the winter.
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I don't think it is strong enough for that. Your ramp will need a strong side to lean against. And the dog may be too heavy for it. I would try a good old red rider wagon. They have sides now and should work well.
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Our 65 lb dog has pushed lightly and not broken through. I haven't tested it at full ramming speed though. :-)
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no. I plaCE in the back seat and pull it out as I need itIt really is a life save for my black lab, it is sturdy , he weighs 104 lbs
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It's quite strong when assembled correctly. The sides would crack before they'd collapse. It's more of a hard resin instead of the "laundry basket" type of plastic that many crates are made of. That's why I bought this crate. I cannot imagine dogs escaping if it's assembled the right way. It's very sturdy and durable. I hosed mine out this morning since my dog is being spayed today and it was a breeze. Both ends are wire mesh so it's easy to do and dries quickly.
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I tried using it indoors with my 6 lb. miniature dachshund, and he could easily knock it over. However, it works fine outside, with the stakes anchoring it. Your dog, being much bigger and stronger, may need something more rigid.
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I have an 80 lb. lab and mine has held up very well . I keep it under her outdoor shed , so it's out of the weather. I have had it 7 or 8 months. She likes it. no problems
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I think the dog kennel is strong -however my Vizsla can turn it over when inside but mainly because it's light weight. The material is sturdy enough, and the metal frame is great and easy to use. I ordered a second one for the second dog too!
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This is more sturdy than it looks. I would think if used as pictured (8 section) here for a 60" dog it would be roomy enough. Used as a 4 section would NOT be large enough. Keep in mind the sections height and your dog's jumping ability, because I have had dogs jump out of this. I use this for 8wk - 4mo old foster pups and some of the larger pups have escaped.
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I don't think it's sturdy enough to carry the rabbit in. It's fine for the car while it's in a stationary position but I wouldn't carry my pet in it.
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If a dog is determined enough they might be able to wiggle things around, but we have had no problems with our 60 lb Lab/English Pointer Cross. Since your vehicle doesn't have a center arm rest it should even be more secure. The ZooKeeper secures itself to the headrests. If you secure it also so the bottom of the seats it should be just fine. We are very happy with ours.
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No answer about dog crates but I will say that it folds well. You might need to consider a way to secure the folded wagon as it is possible it will unfold and be broken by other items around it.
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Mine is holding my shih Tzu who is 15lbs with no trouble. The inside lining is starting to rip though. Very sturdy