I live in a condo, will this work on a patio area to keep the dog from jumping over the back wall? It's a 500 sq ft patio.
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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.
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Should work may stick out a little,My door is in an exterior wall from my garage to outside, so far we love it. Is a little loud when swings closed but you get use to it.My dogs love the freedom.
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I really don't think so. It's definitely designed to stop a door from swinging. There are much better products designed specifically for patio doors. My opinion.
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My dog scratched the wood floor trying to dig his way out. Rug didn't work either. It does however, work great on the patio and I put two 20 lbs. dogs in it and they do fine. One is an escape artist, but hasn't been able to figure a way out, so it is working great so far.
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Hello Dallas. I think this will work for you. I have one and it is wonderful. It is very durable and does not wobble or give. The top is awesome. It stays put and doesn't shift or move when in use. I have a one year old Shih Tzu that is scared to death of going down steps. I use this ramp on our deck steps so that she can get up and down to the yard. She loves it and uses it daily. I think you will be pleased with this ramp. You might want to just leave it out and let your pet get familiar with it and play on it for a day or so and you will see that it is a "good thing." Good luck. I think this would work great for your purpose.
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I guess, depend on the superfice outside. I live in a condo, so for me works perfectly.
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Yes probably. If you install it precisely. It has a tension pressure lock with rubber grommet looking things at the end that will press against the round bannister. As long as you don't have an extremely large dog jumping on it it should work. Ours presses against a bare wall and it work very well. We love it because it swings open beautiful. Hopefully it works for you.
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Hi Lauren,If you put the unit outside, it won't bother the neighbor's bark happy dogs, or the guinea pig.
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I have the problem with my medium size cat using it. While the side and bottom are secure, the other corner not secure tore my screen and it became wobbly after a while.While this is cheap, it worked for me. If you have a sliding patio door, I'd look into get one of the more expensive doors you put in and slide closed on. I bought one for a friend and's perfect for his dogs. He just puts it into place over the summer and his dogs can come and go all day long.
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Ours is on a brick patio. It works, but it does move if there is any tension on the hose. You have to hold it down to keep it from falling over.
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Maybe but its 2"x1" so your dog should be mid-size or better. Also, It's range is limited and in our house it does work on different floors but it's not a big house. Good luck
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Yeah it should I went through stucko on my outside wall and a normal inside wall and worked just great! A tip put carpet between the doors my dogs seemed to adapt to the door better when I did that.
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I don't think it will be as secure and may slide around if your dog fidgets. If there is enough of an indentation from top to bottom it may work fine but if it (the seat) is more straight from top to bottom it won't work.
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No the motion sensor are not made for outdoor use & inside they only have about a 10ft radius in my house so you have to be strategic in placing them. I think I read that the Pet sencors are made so they will not detect the motion of anything under 30lbs. Hope this helps, I am pleased with my system & it was easy to hook up.
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It would not work well as a dog barrier. Even when stretched out, the net is somewhat stretchy and very flexible. You would want something a little more solid for your dog's safety.
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This isn't attached to a wall or floor, so if you have a determined jumper, they will probably be able to get over it. Overall, it's very sturdy, though. I have a 60 lb basset hound that tried once or twice to push it over or go around but he gave up and hasn't tried since. We've had it almost a year with no issues. We use it on carpet. Might move or slide more on smooth floors.
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My dog is an outside dog. We have the bed on the back patio but it is in a covered protected area. As far as I can tell it is resistant to water but again ours is in a protected area. I am really pleased with the bed.