Our 12 lb min-pin/fox terrier has a knack for sliding out of his dog diapers. Will this hold in place for a Houdini dog?
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Our English Bull Terrier puppy always managed to slide out of his male wraps. He did manage to get this one off with enough effort and violent squirming/dragging himself across the floor but it stayed on way better than any of the wraps we had tried before.
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Vet's Best has an elastic adjustable band. I adjusted mine on my little Yorkie and it works ~ He is a male and I use the Poise Pads that are strictly for urine (Other product pads did not work for my dogs needs)
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may not. my pom keeps it on, but my yorkie always manages to get it off. it's a good product. I may try to double tape and see if that works.good luck.
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I too went through nearly every product to try to keep our paraplegic male JRT covered properly. Unfortunately this product turned our white haired JRT green because of the printing on the diaper. This product by Vet's Best is the best WRAP but you still MUST USE A LINER or diaper under it. We have successfully settled on regular human baby diapers. We use a size that goes around him and then use clear plastic packing tape and wrap once. He weighs 15lbs. If you don't have a white dog these diapers work well. However we also used the plastic tape to secure them.
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I have a silky terrier, she weights 9 lb. She wears the extra small. I don't think it would.
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It's been good on the 2 hounds that I got it for - big thing is to readjust regularly - so that it is snug and doesn't get loose enough to rub, but is tight enough to be secure. Good luck.
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That could be a tight squeeze. My dog is a 12 pound yorkie-poo who has plenty of room to stretch out in this. She likes to lay on a thick cushion to help her see out because the sides are a bit too high otherwise. If your dog prefers cozy quarters and is mild- mannered, this should be okay.
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The bottom has a soft, black rubber material that will allow it to stay in one place unless your puppy dog moves it. Hope this helps.
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It may work for you if he stays smaller, but think about his max weight. The dog does sit low like the pic, but You may be able to position him up a little more. My dog was a 7lb puppy at the time I was using it and really, that's too much weight to carry low like that. I almost altered it to be a few inches shorter. It does give them security and closeness to you as a puppy... I hope this helps.
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My pups are 17.5 and 10.5 pounds sometimes they both are in it at same time .....i think it would be fine. My pups are girls. They have never pulled the pee pad out of this holder. All other holders the shredded the pad. We tried others before we gave this one a try.....took a little encouragement at first but they both use it .
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My 30 lb mix fits, but he's short. My terriers fit best and they're about 15 lbs. If he curls up it's fine, otherwise it may be too small.
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If you are buying the lid with it, it may be too small. He might be able to see over the top of it a bit while sitting up but laying down theres plwnty of space. I bought mine for my dogs when I wasnt homw because they would destroy the house. My chibuahua climbed right out of it and my dachson mix with lab would jump right out. After training them to stay in, they are fine but at first they would get out of it.
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If he is hell bent on getting out he will no matter what. My Boxers love it, I can even walk away and they don't try to get out but they like getting baths. It is however better setup for taller breeds so it should work better for you than for me. If he isn't used to baths or afraid of the tub introduce him slowly at his pace and you shouldn't have a problem.
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I'm not sure since my dog was able to get out of the diaper in about 2 seconds flat. We didn't find the diaper useful. Her problem wasn't pooping in the house anyway, it was sneaking upstairs and peeing on the bathroom rug.
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HiI tried this for my adult Yorkie/Jack Russell, he refused. I don't think it is a matter of size, but a matter of habit. My little guy, approx 7 kilos simply refuses to go inside no matter what.
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no it wont... i have a jack russel/pug mix and hes only 13lbs and i had to get a medium for him. it works great and i love them for my dogs.. especially when we are away for a little while i dont have to worry about them marking in the house... after a while they learn to not do it at all and then you mite not have to use it on your dog. i have to every now and then remind them if they do mark in the house that they will have to wear it... mine tend to not like to wear it so after a day or 2 of having to wear it again they stop marking... just a little reminder to them as to what happens if you do mark in the house what happens.. (have to wear the diaper)....
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I had a very ancient English Bulldog. She never did anything other than pee in her diaper. Providing you put this diaper on correctly, you should have no problems I would think.
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The small one worked really well on a 30 pound dog. It will be big on a 12 pound dog, not sure how much you can snug it up with the velcro, but you could just let it hang.
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The bottom is not slippery. If you draped it over both sides it might stay. Pet could pull it off, though. My dog stayed away from it.
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The pads do not slip, though I have linoleum/vinyl flooring. Your dog should be fine. I've used pads successfully for a couple years for my 3 dogs and will continue to use them. Just don't walk on them yourself.