Wanting to take my dog to the beach, would this be good for that? What about removing it from the sand?
1081321
I would only suggest that if you can get it down into the thicker layer of sand and keep an eye on it if your dog is an excessive puller. I dont see it pulling "up" because it drills down into the ground but if the soil or sand is too loose it could shift to an angle and with enough force (ie full weighted pull of a 60-70 lb dog) it may start to pull free. Bezt bet is to make sure its grounded i pulled on the tie out myself to test its strength and it holds very well if its grounded properly.
98992
Haven't used it on a beach, but it is very light and the tires are wide, so it would probably work well unless you filled it with bricks.
962214
I think it would work perfect for that! I used it to keep the dogs out of a muddy area but would totally work for that! :)
416099
Yes ive used it on snow and its great ,but i cant help you with the sand question i havent had it long enough to try at the beach
165214
I think it could be used in the water. But not as a floating device. But I don't think it would weight down your dog in the water either.
1863424
Yes, it would definetly work for that situation, and really you wouldn't have to put it into the ground if you didn't want too. It states in the manual that the fence can be applied above ground, but either way you wouldn't have to worry about that doggie getting out anymore. My dogs will go no where near the boundry line.
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
1747414
I think it would be fine. The vibration isn't that strong, and it certainly wouldn't hurt your dog.
802217
perfectly... we just took it to VA beach... there's an adapter with it that goes into the sand...
188124
We've used this for pulling vehicles out of the sand at the beach. It should be ok in snow as well.
1869040
Yes it can. Just used it at the shore in Delaware and the Dog got in wet and protected the seats. Keeps the snacks the kids drop off the seats. One thing I did notice was some of the sand got through the holes for the seatbelts when the dog bounced around looking out the window. Not a biggy but worth mentioning.
618501
Hi. It should work quite well on sand. In fact, the beach is where you may find all sorts of metal keys, coins, etc.
226982
I haven't used it at the beach, but I have used it in really sandy conditions in NM. It's challenging to push through sand, but it's doable. It prob does better than other strollers because the wheels don't pivot, however I wouldn't try to go very far - it'd be exhausting. Wet, packed sand would be fine!
802213
haven't used it on the beach..really didn't buy it for that purpose. Sorry I am not more help
1051098
I don't think it would be very handy trying to either push it or drag it over the sand. It's only reasonably maneuverable over either a hard floor or a carpeted floor.
2136930
Yes, this would work. It may or may not fatally injure the animal, but would move it along. If you don't want to kill the animals, maybe a softair gun would be good.
1581205
My husband has never used it on a beach. He's used it in desert, mountains, sagebrush terrain. We use it when camping. He thinks it would be effective in any terrain!