is the pro series up ground pool strong enough around dogs
1659672
They could pop it if they scratch at it. Not sure if they could reallt bite it.
1281730
We have two dogs and it hasn't been an issue. Could depend in breed of dog too. Love the pool! Also bought a salt water chlorinator from Amazon - keeps the water clear with no hassle.
2007844
I purchased this particular pool for my younger siblings, and for people that I know who own a pool with a liner; they do not allow dogs in as they fear they might tear the liner, though dog shoes should solve this problem. the only other problem is if your dog puts pressure on top of the pools rim which may cause water to pour out, but the pool should be fine.
1818328
Yes. I believe so. My Rottweiler ' s both had a blast and one is 160 pounds and the other is 130. I expected the pool to be disposable. But dang if that pool didn't last ALL summer long.
1723464
Probability not. It would work on the bottom but it needs a gradual curve from floor to sides in order to climb up the walls. Above ground pools usually have a sharp angle transition from floor to walls. I had my in ground pool built with rounded edges to accommodate the Polaris.
348168
I have this pump and love it, it does all I require, but it is on solid ground. It is a bit heavy and I do not think being on your pool cover will give it enough support and it will then tip over and for sure will not work.
1847429
I would advise against using with dogs...a hard plastic pool is better, as a dog's claws and teeth and hard play could easily break this.
471495
I don't believe this system is neither water resistant nor suitable for outdoor. But the Doberman Security has Pool Alert (SE-0114). You may want to check this unit "SE-0114".
1741689
Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
422308
I have a 18 x 33 above ground pool and it cleans it very well. I should have bought one years ago. Love it.
474320
We just bought & set up this pool primarily for the dog. She is about 45 pounds. We set up a ramp for her to get in, attached a small wood platform at the top, and have a ramp going down into the water. The inside ramp is set on a small plastic overturned washtub on the pool bottom. The set up is no problem for her! Her nails have not caused any problems either. She loves her pool! We do too :)
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.
1019247
Yes, I think so. It is definitely a small dog pool though. I have an Eskie miniature and she loves it. I only put a few inches of water in the pool for her to play in.
1775637
Absolutely! It's perfect. We wash off little kids when they get out of the pool, as well as pets. Works like a charm!
1716033
Once your dog was inside, the inside is durable enough. The top ring,however, is inflatable, and just as easy to puncture as a regular float. The pool still works if the top ring gets damaged, but it is hard to make the cover stay on. Your dog would be fine swimming in it if you put him in & get him out. The main pool part is very durable :o)
1716034
I would think the metal frame would be better. Depends how active or big your dog is. While it's a nice pool, it's not too strong.
207937
I have an above ground 24' round. My property slants to an 18" drop so the pool didn't need to be fenced all around. I used 5 sections of the fence for the area that wasn't 48" high from the ground. It wasn't hard to put up but you needed 2 people who are familiar with tools.