Would this work to get the large one to put on the bed at night for a new puppy that is slow to learn the whole potty training thing?
358663
Well...these blankets aren't inexpensive. I wouldn't let a puppy pee on mine. How about a bunch of the puppy training pads instead?
358664
Sure, it is waterproof, though I would say even the large blanket only would fully cover and drape the sides of a twin comfortably
130470
yes put a good size box in the crate so the puppy has less room to move.the puppy will no go in the part of the crate they sleep in.
145852
Of course it depends on the breed. However, the small would be good for most puppies. However, if your specific dog gets big enough that he might choke on it, then it's time to discard and get a bigger one.
1314450
Yes, it would work fine fir that. I'm assuming you have a large dog and a normal place mat wouldn't work. My fog is only 10 lbs but even if he pees on the edge, the urine is soaked up immediately. I too have new floors and was concerned. I'd go for it. Plus, they wash up beautifully.
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Yes I would think that would work. We have two of them and take one for the camper. We have two small dogs and sometimes they think they are on the potty with their front legs only! Needless to say there are some misses. We have gotten into the habit of placing a pee pad just in front to catch any mishaps. Hope this helps. Good luck.
529260
I don't think so. You could always get the regular sheets that your dog likes and use that on his bed.
1013270
It should be big enough as long as you aren't trying to potty train them in the playpen. Puppies are very active so it's a great place for them to be confined when they play with each other.
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Yes I would get the bigger one. Mine was for a full size bed but not real big at all but was nice.Brenda
1128202
I bought this for our English Bulldog, he's about 60lbs and fits perfectly on the bed. I think he's smaller than most bulldogs, but I'd say it would work if yours is within 10lbs of mine.
1439135
Yes! Definitely! I bought one for my 5 year old Yorkie's room and I'm still so suprised that she loves sleeping in it. I think maybe a young pup might try to tear it up. I don't regret this purchase one tiny bit!
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I would think so. My Johnson American Bulldog is about 130 pounds and he stretches completely out when he sleeps and he has plenty of room on the XL bed and then some. Might want to check the Facebook page for Big Barker. They have a lot of pictures that customers have sent in of their dogs on the bed and there might be some with Mastiffs on them.
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For a larger dog you might want two with the plastic connector as it would give the dog more room to sniff and circle. I also cut a piece of vinyl flooring (from Home Depot) larger than the plastic trays for those times they only get their front feet on the pad because I have stone tiles in the potty area.
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What kind of dog is it? That might help me answer your question better. Just randomly I would say probably not. If they have any kind of long legs that's just not going to work. It's sort of big but kinda the size of a Sheltie maybe not really any larger. My dog does love this bed. If they like to curl up in a ball it might work then. It would be much too small for a lab, Collie, Rottie, etc.
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I would not put it on a puppy, especially when they are not even 1 year old. Also, my Maltese is 6lbs and although it worked liked a charm, its too big for her. That said, only get this when training fails. However, it's usually easier/better to train them when they are puppies. I never did and it was difficult to have a barking dog (especially at night!). But this product DID work and I put a review on it (see Gong Joo Owner) for the first time bc we can now sleep at night!
990757
Yes it does. We used ours to pen a tiny puppy and didn't use the top. She felt like she was still in the household in her "condo" She ate, napped and slept the night in there. It was great. Way better than a kennel. Now that's she's 12 pounds and grown, she can move it across the floor even on carpet. I do not recommend for a bigger animal for that reason.
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I have a yorkie which is jumper,too. The small one I got was plenty big enough to put a pee pad holder, a small comfie bed and some toys. You can get a bigger one at the same price. My problem was space. It has worked very well so far just remember there are two doors and make sure both is fastened down.
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I think you would be better off with one that your dog zips into. This one would not offer much space for a dog bigger than 3 lbs. To lay down in. Go to a local pet supply and try some, then order it on Amazon.