Will this help paw lickers,front and back? He still gets to them with the comfy cone
510249
He'll definitely still be able to get to his front paws with this one. It depends on how big of a dog he is for the back paws...the bigger the dog, the better reach he'll have, if he's a smaller dog it might prevent him from getting to his back paws.
510250
The Kong Cloud E-Collar is perfect for my two dogs, I have two pits mixed, rot and pit and pit and Sheppard, I use them to prevent biting on paws front and back paws, one dog licks the other dogs ears, they are comfortable and does not pose a discomfort to either of them, they will line up to get the collar put on, we use them when we are gone for hours, and if they posed a discomfort to them we would not use them, we love our dogs too much for that.
1686056
Probably not. I learned a trick from a trainer: whenever a dog jumps at you, hold his both paws longer than he is comfortable with, say... a minute. Dogs don't like to be constrained. After some jumps, they associate jumping with being held still by the paws, and stop doing it. If does not work, I would ask a trainer, or a vet. SPCA has great free suggestions for training dogs out of bad habits. Hope this helps! Good Luck!
1968484
I believe it will my dog has a 12 inch neck and the cone can be adjusted smaller than his size, also it attaches to the collar to help keep it in place.
2266061
My dog did learn to flip it but in its normal position she wouldn't be ble to get to her back legs. For a shihtzu the cone would probably go past her snout.
1328744
Absolutely not. Dog will have full access to front and probably rear paws, too.
2280197
I think this collar works better to discourage the dog from turning his head to lick the back areas. They can lay down and eat with it on, so he may be able to lick his front paws.
1898795
Sorry to hear that! I'm not sure if this product will work.. it keeps them from biting their body well but they might could still scratch their face with their back paw. I'd say it's a coin flip. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1201886
the xsmall will but personally i wouldn't use it for that. i would work on stopping him from doing it a different way. do you provide him with good dogs chews. .the dental ones are good. and the greenies are good.. have you tried those .. anything that distracks him will work over time..
528808
If your dog is close to needing the larger size, better to go ahead and get it because with my dog, he discovered eventually he could get his head around to lick his wound. I think if I would have gotten the larger size that wouldn't have happened. I think this happened because I didn't have quite enough air in it so need to make sure you have it full enough with air. It certainly was far more comfortable for him than the cone. Just need to keep an eye on your dog and make sure he isn't close to being able to reach the wound, otherwise they'll keep trying if they think they can.
1971316
This should do for both actually! I have a 14 lb short nose and needed a longer cone because he could lick his paw with a normal cone. This one was too long so I removed the inserts and turned the edges down so he could eat an drink but not lick his paw. Hope this helps.
1372290
Actual depth is 14 inch. My big puppies (70 to 76 lbs) cannot lick anywhere... They say "Give up! I cannot lick. So what I can do is sleeping." It works well. You will need to use skinny collar for your puppy to keep the cone on him when you use it. Because they are so smart enuogh to take it off by using their paws.
1300831
It should do. I used this collar for my 7 month Labraheeler when he found the regular plastic cone collar too uncomfortable. He accepted this collar much easier and did not try to reach his wound. He was certainly a much happier pup. Hope this helps.
2280193
I think it would make it more difficult, but I also think he/she might still be able to lick the front paw area. You would probably be better off with an Elizabethan collar which extends out below the chin.
1835700
Should work fine. The bars are close together, so they should not be able to get their little paws stuck between the bars.
451860
I see that someone has trouble with Sticky Paws becoming twisted up on wood. I did try it on a door and criss-crossed the tape and that seemed to work.
1076084
Yes! The plastic layer will at least put a barrier between his teeth and your nipple. It should lessen some of the impact.
13730
I don't think so. I put half a milkbone treat in it and it occupies him for hours. He hasn't shown any signs of pain or anything, but it definitely keeps him out of mischief!