I have a pomeranian about ten pounds that wanders . Could this be used to maker her stay on our property ?
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I don't think this would be the right product. Someone has to use the remote to trigger the warning vibration or shock-- and would have to be paying attention at all times. It sounds like you might want the an invisible fence and the collar that goes with that. I don't know anything about those though. Good luck.
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our dog is larger, but feel it would work great for you too. We only need to use the vibrator to keep our dog in our yard and he loves to run. We took him in at age 6 and he goes and goes. It is also great that it is rechargeable. Our first one took batteries and last a short time and were somewhat expensive, as we could only find them on line.
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absolutely. It took just 15 minutes inside a closed area to get our dog's attention. He is like another dog thanks to groovy pets vibrator. Thanks you -- Codean Howell
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No, it will not stop a dog from leaving an area. It's only meant to deter a dog from barking but it didn't do that for my German Shepherds or my Pit Bull, unfortunately.
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I think it would be fine for that purpose! I use them for my Toy Maltese I don't walk her so she uses the pads. If I take her in the back yard she will pee outside. I would try it if I were you it is uncented it shouldn't encourage the dog to go. Good Luck!
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I don't think so. It's too tall. It works on larger dogs. Also, a Pom would probably have a hard time running that fast.
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I would, especially if she isn't full grown. My lab is now 105lbs and it held him up well. He loves floating!
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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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That would be a bit heavy. We use it for a 9 lb chihuahua and the steering can be dicey if not paying attention.I would not recommend. Maybe others have had a luxk with heavier pooches.
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I doubt the result would be satisfactory. The fabric pom poms are likely to move around and probably weigh too much to stay attached even if they didn't move.
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Yes, it would work. I have a standard poodle and an 8lb toy. It might be just a bit heavy, but you can set it up so that it doesn't pull on your little friend.
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I'm sure they could but it wouldn't be pretty. I bought two different sizes and the bigger one would be easier for going poo but I would not recommend it. Of course I have Pomeranians so the longer hair does not help. Good luck
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Probably not because my Australian shepherd can get his "nose" around the side of the barrier so I'm thinking a Chihuahua would figure out how to squirm through the area as well. Works great for us though.
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Yes it would but if she a chewers she can escape it. it not that good of a kennel. My dog pretty much ruin it day 1 Of useine it. Hope that helps.
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Probably. She might fit but barely. My 8 lb Pomeranian didn't like it though. I'd recommend buying a plastic mat and putting the pad over it instead.
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I have a 12lb Peke/pug mix. She's pretty crazy when she runs up the stairs, and often manages to budge them a bit. It's never stopped her, but I wouldn't recommend it for someone whose dog would be deterred by a little skidding.
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She would be curled up and not stretched out but comfortable. My 10 pound Pom doesn't mind it at all. It is a tad bit challenging to sit her in it at first but you will get the hang of it. Hope this helps
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I think it might be a bit large for a Pomeranian weighing 4 pounds....may be a bit too wide. I have a Great Pyrenees that I use it on and do have a friend with a rough-haired Collie who is much smaller than my dog but the Collie loves being brushed with this.
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We have a 100lb rott mix, this worked to keep him out of the street and neighbors yard, but if he was chasing something he would just keep running even while being shocked. If we saw the animal before he did, we could get him to stop before he took off. Good luck!