Would this get snagged if a dog jumped on the bed?
161164
I don't know, but it isn't being snagged by my 16 pound cat & his kneeding, so it may. I love this blanket!
161165
Not sure about that. I have had dogs but don't have one now. It probably depends on whether or not you keep the dog's nails clipped short and filed. It's a pretty tight weave.
161166
My Irish wolfhound hasn't snagged it yet. She does a lot of stretching with those long legs. I've been very pleased with the way this tight weave holds up.
161167
My dog has jumped on it many (many, many) times, and it's never snagged. Even the cats haven't put a pull in it yet. I'm not saying it can't happen, but at least it's not something just waiting to happen. The weave is pretty tight.
586792
I would not think 'jumping out' would be a problem. My bassett/lab mix has never shown that he could jump out of the enclosure. However, if you review some of the customer reviews on Amazon, there is video footage from one customer that shows her dog climbing out of the area. The dog appears to be a Yorkie.
205446
No...I would recommend you look into the next size up bed. They are a solid bed...but I would be worried a dog that size would put too much strain over time on the structure. Hope this helps!
1764446
If your dogs are "diggers" on the bedspread I wouldn't recommend this bedspread. If they jump on the bed and just lay down and sleep it's fine.There is stitching on this design, if an occasional dog toenail caught a thread if could be pulled back from the underside of the bedspread and lookfine on the right side that shows on your bed. Again, not a good choice for roughhousing dogs.
827100
No. That would be a danger in pinning the pet between the door and the frame so it doesn't. You would probably need some other product to keep that pet away from the door.
479729
Only if it is a small dog. It is air filled and will pop a hole. Not good for dog bed. Just buy a dog bed at the same price.
1539996
Actually, as I reconsider my answer, a dog with a severe hip problem may not have an issue with the height of the bed getting in; but the depth of the foam could be an issue for them as the try to raise up and get out of it. I would suggest going to your local pet supply store and viewing a similar thickness bed for yourself to make an assessment. If not a problem, this is a good bed to get.
1566032
Probably, but this collar randomly falls off I wouldn't risk taking a dog of any size out on it.
1039678
I don't believe you would have any problems with this, maybe if someone were to be jumping on it or mistreating it, it may not stay in place. The frame is fairly sturdy and could be compared to a regular bed frame.
115616
I believe it would be. It sits very securely on the floor. I guess it might depend on how large your dogs are. My puppy is now 28 lbs and jumps up on the side when it's time to come out and it hasn't budged. Hope this helps. Other than that it is very nice looking and well made.
340047
Yes, it can and should always be attached tightly to the bed (for safety, since there is just a small lip on one side).
1388607
I would say Yes that a dog of any size would have difficulty climbing onto this board due to the thickness. The dog may not be able to get enough leverage to pull itself up out of the water.
506516
Yes. My poodle is about 15 pounds and she can put her feet up on it but can't get over it. If they are jumpers they might could get over it but it is pretty high.
381413
No-I have 3 pugs that will jump at it sometimes and it hasn't been pushed over.
507547
I would not as it is like unfinished wood. It is very light weight...also if dogs jump and push ,it will move. Only good for already trained dogs
1746674
Yes but if you have a big dog it goes right to the floor..I have a boxer 6 lbs and the bed went on floor.
1949635
Well, it is off white so I would not let a dog be on it. Or maybe put a cheap blanket on it before you let the dog in to the room?