Can you change out the picture or is it a permanent fixture once inserted? Would a 100 lb dog fit? Thank you.
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You can change out the picture, it is merely a frame. As for a 100 lb dog fitting; my dog was 20 lbs. Her ashes were no bigger than a peach. I have her ashes, her collar and a few other small momentos inside. It easily fits. I know when I ordered it, I was concerned because an earlier reviewer had commented that it was too small to fit their dogs ashes but I didn't experience that issue.
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Yes the pix can easily be changed. I am not sure if the 100 pound dog would fit. The inside measurements are 5 1/2 by 3 1/2 and 4 3/4 inches deep.
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picture can be changed, 100 lbs ? not sure on that, ck with vet ok... i may be ordering another one soon,, my cat at 19 has kidney disease... i like it very much..you may be able too fit ashes in it,, they come in a nice container,,, so sorry for your loss,, it hurts..
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Sorry for your loss. There is plenty of room in the memorial box. Our baby was about 50 lbs and there is enough room for her ashes, her favorite squeaky toy and her collar inside. You can change the picture...it is like any other little frame in that manner. It is a nice centerpiece for the little memorial we have for her.
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The picture can be changed no problem. I cannot comment on the dog remains size as I used it for mementos only.
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Yes you can change out the picture. It would be easy to do, just slip it in or out. I do not think it would fit a 100 lb. dog. My dog was 50-60 lbs. and the ashes were at the top.
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Yes, you can change the picture, it isn't permanent. I kind of doubt a 100 lb. dog would fit. My dog was only 17 pounds and her ashes were returned to me in plastic bag inside a small acrylic box that takes up about 1/2 the keepsake box. I suppose it might make a difference if you were to simply have the ashes in a plastic bag only, but I think this keepsake box might not be a little small for a 100 pound dog.
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The picture can be changed as many times as you would like. The box does not have a sealing mechanism. The top just flips open and closed as you choose to add things to it. I do not believe a 100 pound dogs ashes would fit. I used it for my dogs collar, favorite toy, a couple poems and cards and his paw print impressions that I made. It was a tight squeeze but I got it all in there.
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We have a 101 lb weimaraniner, and he does great. The covers zip off so you could add to it or change it if needed. :)
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Mine is skinnier at top, however if yours is skinny on both ends I'm sure you can tighten it equally.. Another possibility is to buy the round spare part to add to the bottom piece. I am very happy with mine, my dogs can take it off now
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Mitchel N. is right - there is only 1 place to hook to a dog collar but, you could easily attach another one. My 27lb pug/boston mix rides in it so your dogs will fit no problem! ... as long as they get along enough to be in close quarters :)
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I suggest that you call the company directly. They are very helpful. We removed several links to make it fit our dog.
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The mfg. website picture is different from the this and the others listed on amazon as well: http://www.lixit.com/node/705 (L-100 Faucet Waterer Part 30-0840-036). The mfg. will take pictures from submissions and use on packaging...it probably just changes all of the time. I've had one of these for years and the dogs love it!
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Hi, I actually replaced existing bulbs with one size smaller, so that the lights don't protrude and shine in your eyes, rather than down light on the "globe" . A bit fiddly, but doable. It took 2-3 of us a couple of hours to assemble, including the electrician - but well worth the effort. It's a magical lamp, we love it.
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It was not mounted for a couple days and I had to secure it with bins on either side. It currently is wall mounted and I would not trust it around children. When I push on it, it has quite a bit of give (12 inches). I can push it and pull it which is probably putting a lot of stress on the wall screws. The only reason I am keeping it is because I have a 20lb mostly blind dog and not an active toddler.
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Because of the way our door frame is recessed, we could not use the fixture to lock the pet-door to the door frame. So we installed a foot-manipulated spring lock (like "Prime-Line Patio Spring-Loaded Bolt Action Sliding Door Lock") into our existing sliding door and it engages with a metal plate installed on the floor. That way, even though the pet-door is free standing, when the sliding door is closed, it locks into place and is quite secure. You will need to be careful when the sliding door is open since the pet-door may shift ... but because it sits inside the door frame, it won't fall out ... just move a bit from side to side. Because of the way our door frame is recessed, we could not use the fixture to lock the pet-door to the door frame. So we installed a foot-manipulated spring lock (like "Prime-Line Patio Spring-Loaded Bolt Action Sliding Door Lock") into our existing sliding door and it engages with a metal plate installed on the floor. That way, even though the pet-door is free standing, when the sliding door is closed, it locks into place and is quite secure. You will need to be careful when the sliding door is open since the pet-door may shift ... but because it sits inside the door frame, it... » Read More Because of the way our door frame is recessed, we could not use the fixture to lock the pet-door to the door frame. So we installed a foot-manipulated spring lock (like "Prime-Line Patio Spring-Loaded Bolt Action Sliding Door Lock") into our existing sliding door and it engages with a metal plate installed on the floor. That way, even though the pet-door is free standing, when the sliding door is closed, it locks into place and is quite secure. You will need to be careful when the sliding door is open since the pet-door may shift ... but because it sits inside the door frame, it won't fall out ... just move a bit from side to side. « Show Less
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The size of the links on the collar vary, according to the size of your dog. You can add or remove individual links though to adjust to your specific dog.
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Yes, you could see the dog. there is mesh up the side, over the side, and down the other side. Please do not take your dog somewhere it is not allowed. Owning a dog has a lot of responsibility, don't make it hard on the rest of us.
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It came unassembled, and we had to put that piece on, so you could just leave it off. The holes are quite small though, anythin large than 5 lbs will not fit
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll try to respond. When you set it up to where it connects to itself making an octagonal shape, it is not permanent. However you can set it up and attach it to walls or door facings and make it permanent.
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Nick, The collar is very big, I have an adult golden retriever mix and we have considered cutting down a portion of the collar. There are plenty of holes for any adjustment, large or small. Great collar!
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I bought this bed and returned it as the sides would not stay on. It looks nice until the dog gets in it and I have a standard poodle 65 lbs and it was big enough, but we returned it.... I was sad because it was the color I wanted.
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I haven't had to change one yet, but I believe the whole lower assembly (silver ring and glass) twists into place on a mounting bracket. I assume you twist it slightly one way or the other and it will drop from the bracket and reveal the bulb. Hang on to it, seems I remember it being heavier than you might expect.
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You can't swap out the bulb easily, but it could be done with a smaller bulb. The 100 W Halogen is brighter than a 100W incandescent, and even the 100W halogen isn't bright enough for our room.The main obstacle to swapping the bulb is that there is not enough room in the fixture / frosted glass dome to fit a "normal" light bulb. You would have to both swap out the bulb socket *and* find a bulb small enough to fit. I've been looking for an LED or CFL, but no luck yet...maybe in a few years.