How do you keep your dog from jumping out of this?
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It has a d ring inside the cabin to hook a leash strap onto.Hope that helps!Sara
882935
My German Shepard never got his paws stuck. I kept a blanket on the bottom at all times just In case but we never had a problem with that, just with him breaking out of it /:
690775
No, it will not stay up. I tried teaching my Mini Aussie rescue how to "burrow in" by luring with tiny treats (and he's a smart lil pup, does great at agility and is incredibly fast @ figuring out the dog-puzzle stuff I give him) but no go. I ended up having to leave it mostly-unzipped, wait til he hops in, then come over and zip it up because he quickly falls asleep from the coziness around him. Planning to head to a craft store to find a way to Velcro-attach some sort of semi-rigid-but-flexible strap around the opening so he doesn't need to depend on me to get snuggled.
1403513
First off, You don't need a spring. Just snap it into dog's collar and anchor it so the dog can't get tangled up.
1902048
You are right, ours doesn't fit stay on and comes off everytime my dog gets in and out, save your money!
2190111
The only way they can escape is if they chew through the netting or the material. I use mine every day. I carry a Shih Tzu and a Papillion in it. I am very happy with it. Do not remember what the box looked like sorry
590761
Hi, I found this item to be made cheaply?? Like on top there is no safety so I used wired to stop it from maybe caving in. Also it doesn't close very well either, so you may want to use a back up clip. For a 5 lb dog might be fine but, For a few more dollars you can get either a Midwest or another brand. Hope this helps
1014492
I think you may want to get a more sturdy crate. I have a 20 lb dog so he is small and has lots of room. A 49 lb dog may be able to escape this one, especially if the dog is in the crate for an extended time.
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Where you hook the leash is a button you slide down to tighten the harness and to get it off you push the lock and slide the button back up to get it off. I love this leash because they can't lean over and pull out of it! I have Rat Terriers.
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This isn't attached to a wall or floor, so if you have a determined jumper, they will probably be able to get over it. Overall, it's very sturdy, though. I have a 60 lb basset hound that tried once or twice to push it over or go around but he gave up and hasn't tried since. We've had it almost a year with no issues. We use it on carpet. Might move or slide more on smooth floors.
109380
I asked my wife this question since I did not remember. She told me that there is a clip inside the trailer that will keep the dog inside until you release them. Hoep this helps.
1873135
I love these harnesses, but one of my dogs did the same thing. This has only happened once. Do you have the soft part of the harness in the back? You should be able to tighten both sides enough so he can't pull out. I usually hold the leash up a bit so he can't pull backwards. I do love the quick release.
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I have three German Shepherds and they cannot get through the door saver to either the glass or a screen. However, mine don't jump. Really sturdy velcro might work, but I'd wonder if they would be able to pull the saver off the velcro if they get their paws above it and claw it off. Clever, aren't they?
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I have the same issue when my pups jump up on the panels.....I've found weaving bungee cords in and out thru adjoining panels helps significantly. Hope this helps! I still LOVE the pen, so much better than crating! :)
230202
Hello. My rabbit has never jumped over this nor has he been able to squeeze underneath. I attached this to his cage (the bars on the cage run vertical) and keep the cage door open so he can run around whenever he wants. Hope this helps.
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My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use... » Read More My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. « Show Less
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My dog has jumped up on ours and she is 60lbs, and it didn't budge. We also screwed it into the window sill.