My dog's bum "leaks" #2 nuggets in his sleep. He is a 65lb Aussie (no tail). Will the tail hole in this product be positioned so they can fall out?
1093749
Can't say 100% my dog is only 20 lbs and has never did #2 while in the diaper but the way it fits the nuggets will not fall out of the tail hole
1093750
The trail hole has elastic all around . That might be enough to stop leaking from there. You could also pin it closed. The other problem area would be around the legs depending on how tight the fit on your dog is. Our escape on the sides. I think it may have to do more with when it happens; right at bedtime or early in the am. Still better than waking up and stepping in something
1093751
I am not completely sure, since my dogs have tails and the hole does help keep the diaper in place. The hole is relatively high and if the diaper is fit snuggly it would appear to be Ok, but the only way to know for sure is to try it.
1093752
If your dog has not tail, don't use a diaper with a tail hole. You're better off with a regular diaper. Use a normal Pampers or Huggies or whatever brand you want. Try some different sizes until you find a good fit. Also, attach the velcro tabs on the BACK of your dog, not on his tummy like you would a human. As for advice, that's all I can give. I don't have a dog. I tried this diaper on a cat. The hole was WAY too big.
1093753
This should work for you if you use the female garment. My dog did #2 by accident a few times and it stayed inside completely. Might want to develop a liner of some sort, was messy to clean. Try and find a holistic vet who could possibly help with this problem from a nutritional/herbal angle. Not familiar with this problem but often diet change, detox and immune boosting can help the body heal. Www.healmypet.com
1093754
Sorry to hear about your experience. No, your dog's "nuggets" should not leak out of the hole. The tail hole is small and elastic. It is more up where the tail should be, but it does not sit that far down where anything would come out of it. That being said, this is a cloth diaper and I would imagine that you would have to buy one of the liners that is easily disposable if they are going to be used for that type of use. You might be able to just buy feminine liners instead of the expensive dog ones. Good luck, we just use ours for our dog's urine leakage.
641228
My best suggestion would be to buy one of the doggie booster seats/ beds that have an opening in the back for the seatbelt attachment to fit through. Therefore, when the dog circles around before he lays down, his feet would not touch the release. Hope this helps!
384773
My boston terrier can't or hasn't. This was a huge issue at my house and hasn't happen since I've had the Booda. The dog would literally have to knock the top off to get to the poop. My 18 pounder can't manage this.
1441695
You would have to unattach them from the device. They have a harness type set up. That said, if you read my original comments, I thought it was a terribly designed device. We used ed for a total of 15 yards of walking an our Great Dane fell sideways 5 times. Ont the last fall she split open her incision and had to go back and get restapled. If they had a negative rating I would have given a -5. Buy the better one. Jim
1537686
if fluid is right at the edge, it will leak off the pad. however I refer to this because I use it as a dog pad for a dog that is older and incontinent for a long day alone. for a person, they would hold the fluid very well.
2252146
If he likes to curl up and sleep it should work fine. My 60 pound pointer- pit mix sleeps in it and keeps his toys in it , but when he wants to stretch out he sleeps on the floor or the sofa.
393051
I think these were designed for dogs in heat and the belly bands for markers. All 4 of my boys wear belly bands and 1 of my girls wear diapers because she marks as well. There is a hole for the butt so it wont hold the poo plus that would be a very messy clean up. Get a belly band for the marking and continue to work on housetraining hopefully he'll learn both are a no no and you wont need it.
1138749
So far it holds both my mine a pitty and boxer but it has a zipper in the middle so if you don't buckle them in flip it around so the zipper goes to the back rest area,but they still jump in front but does keep them from falling all over. If you buckle them in it has openings that velco at bottom to get at to pull straps through. Mine just lay down. Hope this helps.
574071
I have two poop crazy dogs as well, a 75 lb black lab and an 8 lb min pin/chihuahua. Neither turned this box into a buffet. The box lid indicates to turn the side with the hole toward the wall, although your dogs would have to be pretty agile to access the kitty litter either way. All in all I felt it was a worthwhile investment as my dogs no longer get into the box and the amount of litter tracked around my house is also significantly reduced. Good luck to you.
589104
I think it would if the dog curls up. My dog can stretch straight out in the bed, but his head and/or legs hang off, but he likes that! I think it depends on how your dog sleeps :)
934309
Depends on where you are talking about. If your dog has longer foot hair then I would suggest using a baby sock by cutting a small hole in the tip to get the nail through. I have a Bichon Frise so his tail has gotten caught before so I totally understand where you are coming from. My best advice in to make sure they don't stick their face down by it when you are dremmeling & when you are on the back feet make sure your tail is put up with a hair clip of some kind.
1499838
Sorry but we do not actually use the belly band part of the device as we felt that it was a bit prohibitive. We have a 70lb golden and the quad leg support seems do do just as well for him and without the belly band we don't have any issues with urination. if you do use the belly band it is easy enough to take off with just the two clips that need to be uundone. overall we could not be happier with the system as has helped in keeping our 16 year old dog mobile
161566
My 2 morkies have not been able to shred the pad in this holder . we have had it now several months...the last two holders didnt stop them from making a mess of the pad before I even left the house. I believe the reason is that this one actually locks the pad in by sliding into groove and locking down on little round knubs....please note it is not small enough to put in a large crate.
1593169
there is a hole where the tail sticks out and sometimes the poop will come out the hole. Best diapers I found for urine but poop is hit or miss. I don't think any brand doesn't have the tail hole.
2045786
I'm not sure. Mine would pee and pooh, but once I got to the smallest ring he was too large to balance on the side of the toilet, so I had to quit trying. I'm still trying to figure out a way to make it work. If you find a solution, please let me know.
1297682
I don't recommend this product. I bought it and used it once. There is no way to really secure it. My Doberman just ignored it. She was too smart for it. A couple of passes and it was done and my Doberman is not a distructive dog. Maybe if you can cobble up some way to secure all four corners it might work for you. There must be something else out there that has a better chance of working. Good luck..
647875
For it to be tight you need areas to hook bungee cords. It will not keep a persistent dog back. For my dogs I still must remind them, from time to time, to stay back.