i will be photographing large dogs. If a dog steps on the low hanging part could it punch a hole in it?
1862519
I used it with a large wooden car prop and lots of pre-schooler's and parents in shoes, over a 2 hour period....lots of kids! They were moving the wooden car constantly and really giving the backdrop a work out. It did not puncture or rip, but is now extremely dirty. I'm probably going to have to cut the bottom off, but no hole!
1862520
this back drop is well made. It will def making marks instead of hole in it. Hope that helps.
1756626
The metal parts are very strong but I used suction cups to attach it to the door since I was just trying to keep a cat in. This would not be secure enough for your dog. If you screwed the ends of the gate into the wood in the door frame it would be quite sturdy.
951435
I would think so. You might have to frame it in with some sort of wood just for thickness. It is really easy to install overall and one of the few doors with the heavy, FLEXIBLE flap so your animal won't choke should it decide against passing through. Good luck!
343359
You can easily put more holes in the collar. So Yes I believe it will. I have a basset mix and did have to cut the collar.
1677269
Might be a bit steep, but then again it would depend on the dog. I've extended the ramp to the max to assist my dog to by-pass two steps from my patio into the house.
152325
Yes. The bottom of the mesh is not fastened, so any critter could make its' way in or out.
516394
I have an extremely tall 80 lb German Shepard and a shorter stockier pit bull and neither have any problems. The opening hole is 10"
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.
332671
The dog would have to be taught, but if it was not too high for it and it had the will go go through it, the dog would be able to go through the door. Good luck.
474321
I would not unless you are going to build a deck around it for easy entry, but how will the dog get out. One scrape to the side and there will be a hole.
1818660
The holes are probably big enough for a small chihuahua to find a way through. I have large dogs and this works great for me.
2042014
I can't imagine why they wouldn't. Just don't rely on the "guard" that's supposed to keep you from cutting too far up. I don't, even for my bigger dogs.
808441
Yes I am sure it would. I have really large dogs and I knem about the time all the plants would bloom they would knock it over, lol.
134422
I think so. The first step is only 6 inches from the ground, and each step is 6 inches apart. I'm sure he would be able to make it up without any problems. You could always set it up as a ramp, however the stope is a little steep. My dogs prefer to use it as stairs.
418117
Mine is at the top of our main staircase and the dogs don't attempt to pass it, they won't even touch it. So to answer your question; I don't know what it would do under the weight of a large dog. My 70lb guy won't jump up it, but if he did, it would not easily topple over as it is quite sturdy. At first, I thought that I might have to zip tie the gate in place to to the stair rail, but it is heavy enough to stay in place as we open and close the gate. I'd buy another one if I needed it.
160428
I installed it in a hollow metal door, so not positive, but I don't think you should have any problem. It may just take you a bit more work to cut through more material. Both our dogs only took a couple tried to figure out how to use it as well.
2029123
I would say yes, but one side of the doggy dog might not be flush against your panel door.