Could my dog nudge the gate over to sneak by?
1652087
I have three dogs and not once have they tried to sneak past, besides it is a heavy gate
1652088
I have 4 sides and have configured them into a square to create a crate/pen (without a roof). If you describe how you plan to configure it and what your plan for it's use it that would be helpful, plus how big is your dog and how determined and strong is it?
1652089
We have been using this gate for several months now. The gate is across the double garage door, which we keep open. In all the months we have had this gate, our three dogs have not nudged it open from the ends or the gate, and have never jumped over it. We are extremely pleased with this fence and gate. It solved our problem, and looks a LOT better than the boxes we had stacked there previously to keep the dogs in! The wood looks nice, and weathers nice, and I have tried a couple of configurations for variety. Configuring the sections is extremely easy and quick.
70146
Other than the large dog that may be inside, there is nothing to stop this. There is a thick plastic insert that blocks easy entrance when you need it, but technically if they wanted they could break the whole thing off. But really they could break through a window or flimsy door just as easily.
2158089
You can adjust the closing (and thus opening) force. It should be no problem to adjust it such that a dog can push open the door.
2029123
I would say yes, but one side of the doggy dog might not be flush against your panel door.
815324
It may climb it-depends on the dog. It's a sturdy gate-just not really high.
1087753
Yes. Anywhere where the door and frame separate which causes the Doberman to loose contact will set it off. As soon as the two leads within the device aren't touching it goes off. Little device works well!!!
1926394
I suggest another gate. My son figured this gate out (all 3 steps) within a week. At 2 1/2 we now only keep it up to block the dog out. My son can do all 3 steps very fast.
1052807
I would sure think so. The door is made of Lexan do it's very stout. The only way they could get in is with the dog and his collar.
778544
It should look very nice. It's a great gate, it keeps our Pugs out of the dining room but easy to step over.
664564
The installation would be very simple. Just make sure the door is large enough for your dog. The one in the picture is NOT the one I got. Mine said large on it. but my dog would have never fit through it.
190751
A large dog will probably step right over it.It does attach to the wall with friction type turnscrews so a large dog would probably dislodge it by leaning against it.The gate in the barrier is operated by a simple spring loaded plunger which sometimes has to be fiddled with to get it to align.Please do not misunderstand my following advise: Based on your description of yourself I do NOT think that this would be an ideal gate for you or the dog.Sorry
1178748
Slide bar by pushing forward a bit (towards the gate) and sliding it into the latch. You can put a padlock thru the hole if that isn't enough for you. I'm sure just sliding the bar over is more than adequate protection. They will jump over fence if they want to get in that bad!
1045610
Yes, I think so. If the stagger from top to bottom is no more than 4 inches. The gate is not a pressure gate but it has screws that press against the wall. Easy to install -- no holes in the walls or anything. We like ours. Lets the cats in but he dog stays in the room.
302755
I do love my gate. My cat can't get through, but I'd check the specs online. If you have a mini or teacup puppy, they may be able to squeeze through....though foubtful.
177018
I place a kitchen stool in front of the gate. That keeps her from pushing it aside
1332104
I would think so. This is basically a sheet of thickish plastic--sort of like one of those disposable cutting boards. There is a slit where you slip the guard over the door handle. I believe pretty much any door handle will be accommodated. By the way, while this item isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing, it certainly keeps our dog from jumping to reach the doorknob. Good luck!
1222164
NO. Also keep in mind, fence gates are not a tight fit. Not only that, on a breezy day... your alarm will be going off every 2 seconds! You would be better off with a motion detector facing an area of none movement that would intercept any movement. Hope this helps.