Wondering if this cone would allow my golden retriever puppies to go in an out of a doggie door?
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I don't know but I sort of doubt it. While softer than the plastic cones it does have some pockets sewn into it from neck to nose (? not sure what to call the end with the reflector material) Into the pockets are inserted sort of staves to keep the thing from just being a limp piece of material. They're not flexible so keep the collar in shape.
584567
The cone is pretty flexible. It gives when it hits something unlike the plastic collars. But, it would depend on how wide your doggie door is.
584568
Yes it would. It is very flexible and does provide the ability to allow your dog to be fairly normal when moving in and out of doors. It is a 5 star.
332671
The dog would have to be taught, but if it was not too high for it and it had the will go go through it, the dog would be able to go through the door. Good luck.
1669490
Hello, I very much like this pen, but my pups do get their nails caught in the mesh of the door, I clipped the nails and it solved the problem for the most part.
2161909
I have to say "no." This playpen is designed for small breed puppies/dogs. There is plenty of room for a small breed puppy/dog but a larger puppy/dog would have a hard time fitting through the door. A large puppy/dog would destroy this playpen in no time flat. A large puppy/dog would probably flip this over; and the mesh top would not keep the dog in the playpen. I have a small Yorkie and this playpen is just perfect for her (with plenty of room to sleep and play).
1235188
Maybe. I ordered it for our extra large vari kennel not realizing there are two types of doors for that crate. We apparently have the older model that has a straight edge on the top, not curved, and this door would not fit. As it turns out, it seems the door we need is no longer available, but that was about a month ago and things may have changed.
644180
i would think so. i have golden retrievers and two go in and are comfy snuggling
2221343
I wouldn't think so...I went to the electronic petsafe door..it's bigger and more durable...I have 2 if these for the trash if you want to try one
2233302
Yes. But it may prove annoying as, if the dog is in and out constantly, it would be going off each time as it is sensitive to motion. If the dog is housed and infrquentlly goes in and out of the door it would be fine, I think.
725798
As long as the dog will fit threw the door. You can set the door access to each animal. If only the dog then only use the tag for the dog.
1003936
Yep it sure will. I have mine placed in my flower bed to keep my dog out of it and every since I got this, my dog hasn't gone into my flower bed once. If you have more than 1 dog, each dog would need to have a collar on in order to keep them out of the area you don't want them going in to.
1098863
Absolutely not. We just tried this gate but my 20 month old figured out how to get through the pet door within minutes. He had plenty of room to get through. It's also not secure when installed as a pressure gate.
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Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't drill holes in the wood and then find that it won't work. Amazon is great about returns. Hope this helps! Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't... » Read More Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't drill holes in the wood and then find that it won't work. Amazon is great about returns. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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If you have this on firm enough, I do not believe your dog could get out of this and as long as this is larger then the opening your precious one tries to or actually does escape from, this ought to work. Good luck!
993117
Yes. It comes out easily enough. If you do it daily it might be more likely to break though. I would just put a bar in the door overnight and put in the block for the pet door though. Trips when you take your pet with you or board it/them would be easy to take the door out for.
1052807
I would sure think so. The door is made of Lexan do it's very stout. The only way they could get in is with the dog and his collar.
633968
If you are buying the lid with it, it may be too small. He might be able to see over the top of it a bit while sitting up but laying down theres plwnty of space. I bought mine for my dogs when I wasnt homw because they would destroy the house. My chibuahua climbed right out of it and my dachson mix with lab would jump right out. After training them to stay in, they are fine but at first they would get out of it.
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Yes, it should be no problem. My dog is a Black Lab/Shaperki and weighs 100 pounds and uses it. The door is just barely large enough for him, but he has never had any trouble getting in or out.