Are the walls soft(collapsible) or hard I will be using for my 6 pound Yorkie and the soft wall ones he just gets in and tractors around the house.
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Sides are cloth covered apparently cardboard. My 12 lb cat sleeps on top with out its collapsing. A rambunctious Yorkie????
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I use it for my 15 lb. tabbies. The walls are padded but sturdy enough for them to sleep on the top one at a time.
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The sides are hard and will not collapse. My cats love these. My cats get on top of them and my "fat cats" do not collapse the beds.
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The walls roof and bottom are hard with padding. I actually have a 10 lb weight on the top because they would wrestle in and out and tip it over so this keeps it from tipping
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I can only say that my four pound three month Yorkie last July made mince meat of this playpen! He jumped out of it before I thought to put the top on, and he was able to unzip the bottom with his teeth. But he is a very active dog. The two dogs you mentioned may be able to push it over if they are medium-sized dogs. Good luck!
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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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I have 3 seats, one is this size, I guess medium. My dogs are Shih Tzus. They range from 13 lbs to 19 lbs. I would get the smaller size than the one pictured for your 6 lb Yorkie. Will still be able to lie down.
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I have a Border Collie 6 month old weighs 40 pds. There seems to be alot of adjustment for a bigger dog and a little adjustment room for a smaller dog
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I believe it is soft like the sides with a extra layer. I gave it to someone else so do not have it here. For my breed (bullmastiff) I did not feel it was a safe containment. I felt it was too flimsy and they would tear right out of it..
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They'r soft and do squeak. After some initial play, our ball had trouble re-inflating (we had to manipulate it back into shape). The material isn't as high of quality as the squeaky balls that come in packs of 4 at Petsmart. We have a Border Collie and this ball wasn't durable enough for her play needs.
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HiSorry- I did not attach mine to the wall- just wedged it up against the wall- not really foolproof, but dog is rarely left alone in pen for very long, and hasn't yet tried to get out. So, in that case, yes, easy to put away. Caution though, if folding up. If you tighten (lock) the joints , they will break under pressure if you try to fold them without loosening -my daughter didn't know and did that. North States send us a free replacement lower joint.
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It's not rigid like wood or stiff plastic. It's thick material and is soft, more comfortable for your pet. That's not to say that it's flimsy by any means though. My dog is comfortable and secure in it.
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It might be heavy for a yorkie. Can you kennel the dog to prevent it from ruining things and also ingesting stuff it shouldn't? I wouldn't leave my dog in this for more than a few hours, as he would work really hard to get it off without supervision...
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They are just like thick hard plastic (like those First Step slides or playhouses/kitchen for kids-that type of durable thick plastic) but with a smooth texture. You can put a nice cushion/foam mat or mat or even the dog bed fits inside the house(just measure to fit). It is better than concrete floors or wooden floors I would think-it has to be hard, to be sturdy enough for flooring for a big dog. So just think of those plastic toy kitchens and playhouses as to the feel of the plastic-strong and durable.
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Its not gonna collapse. I would not put a hyper animal in only because their claws may tear the walls. Perfect for camping or a place for your pet to rest
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Hi, They are not really soft, but you still can use them as a bath toys. The whole is very small so it's hard to get water out of them. I got them just for regular play. I hope my answer was helpful.
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Yes, it's easy, but we used the wall anchors for more stability (our dogs are large and enthusiastic) and we find it's easier to just leave them up all the time. They're reasonably attractive and the gates are easy to operate, plus this allows us to quickly and easily kick the dogs out of the kitchen if they're being pests!
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Once you put it together correctly which is very easy by the way. It won't collapse. I have 3 of these that my dogs sleep in and they are large doggies who are rambunctious and not one of the beds has collapsed and one of them I've had for a few years.
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I have a 6lb Pomeranian in mine and he loves it. Just the right amount of room to play around in. I think it'll be just fine for your Yorkie.
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Wow, my answer is not like all the others. I love this dog stroller except for the fact that it's not easy to pack. I think 'collapsible' means to stay in one piece and fold up. This does not. Yes, you can take the handle off and that helps (the height) somewhat. I guess you can take the wheels off, but that's a little inconvenient. This stroller is the Cadillac of all dog strollers, but it is very large and, in my opinion, difficult to store at home and on trips. I have a Toyota Tacoma and it takes up about 1/4 of the truck bed. As much as I hate to say it, there have been times when I wished I had bought something less cumbersome. But your dog(s) will love it!! It is an awesome stroller. Wow, my answer is not like all the others. I love this dog stroller except for the fact that it's not easy to pack. I think 'collapsible' means to stay in one piece and fold up. This does not. Yes, you can take the handle off and that helps (the height) somewhat. I guess you can take the wheels off, but that's a little inconvenient. This stroller is the Cadillac of all dog strollers, but it is very large and, in my opinion, difficult to store at home and on trips. I have a Toyota Tacoma and it takes up about 1/4 of the truck bed. As much as I hate to say it, there have been times when I... » Read More Wow, my answer is not like all the others. I love this dog stroller except for the fact that it's not easy to pack. I think 'collapsible' means to stay in one piece and fold up. This does not. Yes, you can take the handle off and that helps (the height) somewhat. I guess you can take the wheels off, but that's a little inconvenient. This stroller is the Cadillac of all dog strollers, but it is very large and, in my opinion, difficult to store at home and on trips. I have a Toyota Tacoma and it takes up about 1/4 of the truck bed. As much as I hate to say it, there have been times when I wished I had bought something less cumbersome. But your dog(s) will love it!! It is an awesome stroller. « Show Less