If the dog attempted to claw or scratch where these are in place, could he pull them loose or are they pretty secure?
1954395
They would have to push up on the guard to displace them. My poodle gets really excited when I pick up my nieces kids from school but he has never knocked one out of the window. Just be sure that they are properly installed. It took me twice to get it right. LOL Hope this helps.
1954396
They have only come loose for me when I roll up the rear windows, the tabs sometimes get caught. Otherwise they are pretty secure.
1421563
Yes he would be able to pull them off. If you don't want him to be able to remove them, I would use prime line vinyl window locks. These have a toggle which allows the window to be in various stages of openness, yet secure. If you want something more permanent and stationary, you could use Cardinal gates window warden which is screwed into the frame. Hope this helps.
1654596
I do not believe these would prevent the dog from chewing, when My dog did have something bothering him, he did pull it off. Sounds like medicine is needed. Good Luck
1242950
They do, but, I don't think they would be strong enough to keep the pups off the furniture. They were not strong enough to stay attached to the carpet in my car. Good luck! I gave up and just put blankets on the furniture and let the pups sit on the blanket. I have 5! Ugh!
1893505
Yes they are rolled so your pet should'nt get hurt. Just be aware that this cage is not really designed to keep them captured in the cage if they really wanted to get out of it they could. If you need this big of a cage for your pet they will definitely h
1537482
I'd say probably not but worth a try. They're definitely sturdy but I'm not sure how you'd get them to stay put. The claw pieces included are pretty small.
2186413
My dog used to do this with her previous pad holder, however after some consistent scolding she stopped. As for if this is any better about keeping the pads in place I am unsure.
975203
Technically, yes, but once they "clicK" into place they will be pretty difficult to pull back out. But it's definitely possible.
259367
You could squish them in but the snap lock isn't that good. It might pop open. I would definitely think of another option. Sorry
2064510
They can be tight from corrosion etc. I used a pair of pliers and mine came loose.
787563
Mostly likely not because it is very securely attached and you would probably scratch the body and it would also leave mamarks where it was.
1001071
No. They tear off straight. I have a small dog so I just put a knot to secure.
756099
I suppose it's possible, but not very probable. More likely if the cat was determined to get out, its claws would get wrapped around in the mesh instead of actually fraying it. The mesh is of stern material but flexible in contruct.
712485
It's hard to say -- This one does hold each corner securely, but if your pup is determined to shred the pad, I'm not sure any holder will prevent it.
1129125
They could be attached that way, but I don't know how well it would work. I think your sheets would still pull out, unless it attached them to a fitted sheet that was already using these in the X position.
630899
I think it would not be a good idea for you to have them where your dog could have access. They are attractive to animals (for some reason) and your dog could choke on them. Wouldn't be worth it, I think.
576231
I am not a vet, but from what I can tell the cats claws aren't truly extended. My cats have been wearing these for several months now, and they don't seem to cause any harm. The cats do try to pull at the covers for the first hour or so after the initial application, but then they forget about them. They run, play, climb, and claw at their scratching posts the same way as without the covers. I think that the claw may grow out a bit, allowing the claw to retract in, fairly rapidly. On my cats, the soft claw covers only the first 2/3 of the claw even when they are freshly applied.