I have a bigger shitzu that hates cages, he wines and cries and jumps and paws to get out...could this hold him?
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I use mine for cats, but I do think your dog could easily tip this over and if it is staked down, he could likely rip through the zippered doors to get out.
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It has stakes to tie down but I have a cat so sorry I can not answer for you. I can tell you it is made well.
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No this works great for puppies that aren't strong enough to push it over. Once my corgi got older he would ram it and tip it over then run around the house like a mouse in a mouse wheel. My suggestion is learn how to properly crate train him. It took time, patience, and help from a trainer to get my corgi crate trained. Now he loves his crate and will go into it all on his own
1298964
If the dog could rip the mesh it could possibly get out. There is a zippered top and all the doors zip so even if the dog turned it over it would stay enclosed. Hope this helps.
1267023
unfortunately no. My dog is/was a big barker - and it works great for that. But she has learned that it won't zap her if she wines - so she does a bit of that at times instead. Sorry, not sure if any bark collar will work on whining...
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It would probably hold, but may not be long enough for your dog to stand or sit depending upon his height or body length.
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I do not think this would accommodate a dog that large. There would not be enough room for it to stand up or turn around.
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I have a Pitbull that cannot get past it.But he is not a solid 8 pounds. He is more than 60 pounds soaking wet.Little dogs are amazing at getting into things.Good Luck.Steve
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A large mature beagle will be significantly taller than the 15 inch height of the trap, and so it may be reluctant to go in. It may work if the dog is attracted to the bait, but I would look for something a bit larger.
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Hi, no he climbs them alot and goes across them hanging by his little front paws like he's on monkey bars but never tries to escape. He can't even if he tried cuz the bars are to close together. The only way he could get out is if I left the door open by accident. Also like the last person said. I did when I put the cage together use small black plastic pull ties and pull the sides together real tight then cut the ends off and they hardly show but it made the cage that much more safe for my critters. Have a great day.
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If he can jump then he can get out. If your using it in the house he also may be able to knock it over. I used it for a new puppy and if it wasn't staked into the ground outside he would have knocked it down.
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I would say yes, I put my 5 pound pomeranian on it and he does just fine--the hardware may be a bit large for him, depending on his collar--you may want to change the connector.
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No, they won't be able to get out. I have 3 doxies in it constantly jumping at the cage and it stands up very well.
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Probably not. I learned a trick from a trainer: whenever a dog jumps at you, hold his both paws longer than he is comfortable with, say... a minute. Dogs don't like to be constrained. After some jumps, they associate jumping with being held still by the paws, and stop doing it. If does not work, I would ask a trainer, or a vet. SPCA has great free suggestions for training dogs out of bad habits. Hope this helps! Good Luck!
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Absolutely not!!!!! You would be better with a midwest steel cage. Not even sure if it would be good for a puppy either with their teething and scratching at everything....
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If fitted per their instruction I don believe your dog can escape. My Houdini has never gotten out of his. Hope this helps
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This and one of the ties for large dogs will work fine. I have two Labs, 80 and 90 pounds, and this combo holds them without a problem, even when the feral cats taunt them! Also get a collar designed for tie-out, not one with a plastic snap.
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I believe so. This is the first cage my pup has not gotten out of. Pretty durable. I've only had it a weeks but so far so good. (Knock on wood)
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Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
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Size wise yes, if he/she has separation anxiety then a big NO. My 55lb German Shepherd gets out of this crate easily. I had to order a different crate because this one is easily, and I stress easily, bent.