I am worried that my dog will simply pull it off. Anyone had issues with diapers falling Off?
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For my dog it didn't work. I put the dieper on her and as soon as she starts walking the dirper falls off, doesn't matter how tide or loosen it is. I have an Italian greyhound
457283
My dog hasn't even tried to pull it off. You can make make it as snug as you want.
457284
By the time I received them from online order, my dog was over her cycle. However, I do know that the small size baby diapers I purchased at store did not work at all and kept falling off. Probably the Simple Solution diapers would be worth trying since they are made for that purpose. To me they would be worth trying.
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if you are asking if you can make the dog wear the diaper, i guess it depends on the dog, but mine does keep it on. he does not try to remove it, and i noticed he seems to need to go out less at night but not sure if that is related to the diaper. My biggest problem is remembering to put it on at night. I don't keep it on during the day because he goes in and out too much.
822712
No. It has a hole for the tail and will not catch poop. But I know a woman who can make you cloth diapers with Velcro. You just put a maxi pad in it and then dispose of them and the diaper would be washable. All she needs is the measurements of your dog and cost of materials. Those work very well. I have a few.
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As long as they have on an elastic waistband or onesie, I don't think it's a problem. My daughter is 1-1/2 now and still wears it at night. As long as you put the diaper on tight enough, it stays put. I rarely took hers off during the first year...and she was walking at 9 months and super active. I've even heard some people that have put it on the side or back of the diaper.
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My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper... » Read More My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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My dog used to do this with her previous pad holder, however after some consistent scolding she stopped. As for if this is any better about keeping the pads in place I am unsure.
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My Yorkie has unfortunately defecated in the diaper and it has held it. All of a sudden I smell something foul, and sure enough....
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Don't get me wrong...it worked beautifully for about a month or so until my dachshund pulled the floor up off of the velcro and your puppies may not figure out the velcro floor right away or at all...I would put a large blanket in it to keep their attention from the floor because you really can't tell it's removable. It was great to use indoors and out..and we are keeping it for future use with new puppies..Thanks
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I'm not sure. My dog hasn't tried to pull them off like that! :-) They do fit pretty snug around the leg. They are kind of shaped similar to a balloon, so baggy where paw is but tighter at the top. So I guess if your dog got ahold and pulled on it, then it might come off. Hope that helps!
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I don't think so, will be too big & this also slid off my dog easily. If you have a boy dog and urine is your main concern then I recommend a belly band. If u have a little girl and need a full diaper you will need something with a chest strap or the ability to sew one onto a diaper like this. I can say that I tried many options before diapering my elderly dog, in the end I wished I had done so much sooner. Would have saved a ton of money on dog walkers that didn't work anyway.
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I have really had to fight my cat to keep this diaper on. He is a contortionist. And not as old as your cat. At first he could get out of it in no time. I have had to try different things. Today I used 2 safety pins where the Velcro comes together. So far so good. I do not think that the bob tail will be a problem. If he is old and somewhat docile, I think it will work. If he is very skinny, you might want to try the safety pins to make it a little tighter.
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It is pretty easy to take on and off. My dog did not seem to mind it at all. I could leave it on and it wouldnt give him any noticeable discomfort and it made it much easier than using a towel for a sling. I recommend this product.
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Nope! My dogs have had them on for almost 2 months now n none have fallen off.
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Yes, I had the same problem with the little dog. Eventually just put a piece of Velcro to keep in place.
590804
My child unclips it to go potty. It hasn't been an issue to get it off to go potty.
1869657
Yes, but not while the harness is in use. If the dog is wearing the harness while at rest or play the straps could easily loosen allowing the harness to slip off. I do not recommend keeping the harness on 24 hrs a day.
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Hi Karina, I was looking for a diaper that will hold poop also and settled on the Snuggease http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001VJ33C6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 They work pretty well. My Bichon has lost a lot of weight and is down to 12.6 pounds now and the small size fits him (with a peekeeper underneath loaded with an xlarge Poise pad). Point being that I *think* maybe the small size would work for your Yorkie...oh I see he is 15 years nto 15 lbs, so so for the superfluous information.