How large is the spacing between the wires? Would a 15 lb dog be able to jump over or move it if jumping against it?
609127
Maybe an inch or 1 1/2 inches? There is no way a 15 lb dog be able to jump over or move it in any way. My 60 lb German Shepherd can barely move it when she jump up against it. I bought 6 panels and use them to corner my dog in the garage sometimes, they are very solid if you don't mind the price.
609128
the spacing on the wires is small enough to keep chickens in. Don't believe a 15lb dog could move it unless it was sitting on something slick. It can be anchored in the ground with the long pins that come with it.
609129
No. But I would worry that a small dog could stick its head between wires and then get stuck.
609130
There is 1 5/8 inches of space between the wires. I doubt a 15 lb dog could jump over the fence. It would depend on what kind of flooring you're setting the kennel up on whether he could move it if jumping against it. On a rug, you probably wouldn't see much movement. He could move it around on tile or wood flooring and, by the way, my son's wood floor was scarred pretty badly when his dog moved it around. I have mine on ceramic tile and it's fine. My 20 lb puppy can move it but probably not as much as the humans walking by. He will not be able to tip it over, though.
609131
Mine is put away so I can't measure it. The spaces are very small. A 15 lb dog could not jump over it. We had a german shepherd puppy and he couldn't move it. It's a great product. Good luck.
609132
We use this for rabbits so the spacing is fine for dogs. I think it would be find even if not stuck in the ground with the pins/connectors for a small dog. It is very heavy and sturdy. If it was on a slick floor they might be able to slide it is it was a dog that really wanted to. We love these.
609133
The spacing between the wires is 2 inches. A 15lb dog should not be able to jump over as it is 37-1/2inches tall...a small dog should not be able to move it too much if it is not anchored, but will definitely not be able to move it if the anchors are in place. Anchors are include in each set. Our adult Pugs and they are able to jump in and out of the gate threshold fairly easily.
1130307
Not sure. It might say in the description, but my dog weighs 15 pounds and she is completely sturdy in it.
161167
My dog has jumped on it many (many, many) times, and it's never snagged. Even the cats haven't put a pull in it yet. I'm not saying it can't happen, but at least it's not something just waiting to happen. The weave is pretty tight.
1285921
Agree with Paul on spacing. My biggest issue was base did not seat securely and I had to run string to be sure the rambuncuous kittens I put in it did not knock it off! You possibly could also run some wire to secure the top better.
1765041
It can be high enough to not have to duck under. The past that goes from the dogs collar to the run is at least 7-8 ft long.
1586326
It's not long enough to allow our dog to move. Maybe our dog is too big for it?
25550
It is very sturdy, but you may not be able to fit a 25 lbs dog in it. It should be able to hold a 15 lbs dog.
127717
Your 15LB dog should fit no problem. My 12 pound dog travels all the time with room to spare.
1547357
Hello,The space between the wires are 1 1/2 inches apart. So I am certain your rabbit would not get through. Thank you.
2268671
Love this cage! measured it for you, in between wire space is 1/2 inch Good Luck!!
970733
I believe it should be capable of catching mice; but, not certain about the wire spacing and whether it would prevent the mice from squeezing through. I loaned cage to friend so I can't really measure the wire spacing and give you a good response.
1829803
If you look in the picture above in the bottom left there is a little box with a knob. Depending on how high you turn the knob is the distance. From our testing the highest setting goes off around 10-12 feet from the wire. The lowest is only right on top of the wire, which i wouldn't suggest because it makes the area so small that the animal can get brave and run through it.
461432
Dear Customer, thanks for the inquring. Please kindly note that the bark collar is for dogs over 15 pounds. Thanks.
137243
It's 46" wide all around, but won't won't give protection like a good dog crate(s). Wire crates will allow your dogs to see out and are far more safe. PS - I have Shelties.
1564655
My dog is about 15 pounds. She is very active and this harness holds her very comfortably and happily. There is also plenty of growth room in the harness itself.
537921
No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.
1991012
Maybe a small dog that isn't too rough. My largest cat is 15 pounds and he has no problem using it.