I want to keep my small dogs off the back of the couch, because they crush the cushions. Will this work?
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It kerps my dog off the couch. She tested it the first night, caused it to "beep" and never tried again.
454240
The mat is quite flexible lengthwise. If I put it on the back of the couch, I think I would try to secure it with some making tape until the dogs got the message.
454241
Yes. I have a chihuahua who does the same. Make sure you buy enough mats to cover the couch so there's no "pathways"/negative space allowing for those sneaky dogs to tiptoe to get to the back of the couch. They are crafty. The mats are highly effective!
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It would depend on how long the couch is and how wide the arms are. As it was not made for this purpose, I would suggest looking at slip covers for your couch.
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Yes but it won't be as effective. Hard surfaces give a stable base that creates the movement of the cushion. A padded upholstered dining room chair will be fine , a sofa or arm chair won't work.
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Yes as long as the couch is heavy enough for the tension . I leaned my last gate and the babies still didn't touch it
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Hi Karen. It depends on the size of your dogs. Unless they are very small they will figure it out and jump over it as my 2 cats did. But I put two mats widthwise across the door to my carpeted dining room and the extra width was too much area for them to easily breach.... so it worked for me. Also the mats were very effective to keep the little rascals of the sofa... bed... whatever. I would recommend them. Jan M.
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I would say yes it would work. You will just have to find the setting that works for your dog. Make sure to not set it too high.
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Depends on how big your dog is. I got several to keep 2 cats off the furniture. Works very well. I also put 2 together to make a double-wide barrier to prevent the cats from entering the dining room. That also worked well
2071990
Yes, after a period of time. I have it placed on my leather sofa. The cat ignores the device - but the dogs stay down when it's on. This works for a while and eventually they realize it is off and they'll be up on the couch again. So I just keep it on!
1114619
Sorry no suggestions...I bought this product to keep my miniature weiner dog in the yard. Needless to say I don't have to worry about her pulling anything down or getting bigger.
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I am not absolutely sure but I don't think it would work. However I just tested it on a ottoman which is alot lighter than a sofa. It might help a little on a heavier object. Hopes this helps!
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Mine did not work at all. The only thing that kept the dogs off the sofa was crinkly sound of the nylon cover, stuffed with some..... Crinkly stuff. I suppose if it worked, it would work outside if kept dry, but I'd try the aluminum blanket EMT's use for shock patients first. They are very cheap, available at drug stores and can be folded up tightly or rolled up and put into a plastic bag.
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It sure will. Your dog will really enjoy the Bolster Couch. It is cozy and soft and the outside part of the couch is washable. Your dog will love it.
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I'm honestly not sure. I would suspect that on the piece that isn't directly hooked up to the unit the vibration would at least be somewhat diminished. You might try attaching it to the leg closest to where the two couch pieces come together. It came with six rubber isolators for the legs of the couch if I recall correctly so that shouldn't be an issue.
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I used these for stopping my couches from sliding on my laminate flooring. They are very "rubbery" feeling so it may work to stop the rocker from sliding on the carpet. I did find they don't stick really great as I have had to replace a few, but you do get a lot in the package. Hope that helps
2013505
That is what I am using it for. The back will slide down though if a person sits on the chair,but it works for my cats and dog.
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No It won't. I really had a tuff time also. my sofa got scratched up pretty bad.
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Might work, we have a 100 lb lab mastiff mix that has room to spare. We use the tightest on everything with lots of room to let it out.