Will this work to prevent animals from turning knobs? A friend of mine has a large dog & non-removable stove knobs.
597065
You have to be able to remove stove knobs to place these on. This would not be an option for your friend.
597066
Yes. The covers spin when my daughter messes with them and I think they would keep a dog from turning the knobs also. That's too funny the dog is messing with the stove! However, you do have to remove the knobs to put them on.
597067
If you cannot remove the knobs at all these will not work. To install them you have to pull off and put through the back of the covers.
2030177
My mom found that to be the case in her house. all of mine bark and it didnt work at all for them. My mom used it and it really bothered one of her dogs. She has 2 Afghan hounds that are pretty sensitive to everything!
134430
I am sure it could help train a dog to stop bad habits. It makes a high pitch sound, getting the dogs attention and causes them to stay back. Maybe if your dog does something that your training not to do, just say no, then a quick click on this tool and eventually your pet will understand that it is not okay. It is worth a try. I think it works great!
1188116
It's a very good possibility your cat will set it off. My dog set mine off and it was a little bit higher than that. It detects heat not movement.
1765660
This device is applied to the outside of the door, not inside the room. So, no this device cannot be used to block the center knob from being twisted. You should consider replacing the handle with a pass-through type that does not have a center knob/lock..
1878429
It probably wont, plus, this collar needs the owner to be present at the time of barking to press a button to send either vibration or electric shock. It does not have a bark sensor to automatically shock the dog.
1332104
I would think so. This is basically a sheet of thickish plastic--sort of like one of those disposable cutting boards. There is a slit where you slip the guard over the door handle. I believe pretty much any door handle will be accommodated. By the way, while this item isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing, it certainly keeps our dog from jumping to reach the doorknob. Good luck!
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Yes it will, but I only saw two dogs react to it. Little ones, not big dogs. I am NOT a dog lover, so the best description I can give you is a 2 to 5 pound dog, each. They love to urinate towards the front of the house and bark, but with this on they rub their ears with their paw, sneeze, and walk away fast. No harm at all, just irritating to them. But, please be careful as if you stay there long enough, the sound won't get you right away, but will definitaly turn your stomach. Put it on and then leave, covers a wide space.
1149848
Not if your dog is smart enough to figure out stepping on the lever. Otherwise, it should be very effective.
287507
Interesting. I don't think it would completely prevent a dog from getting the food, but it might make it less appealing, and it would certainly slow him down a lot. Worth trying.
984938
It should. The wire is buried and a warning beep when they get close to it. If they ignore the warning and get cloer to the wire it gives a shock until they back off from the wire. It has different settings for the shock strength. We have a medium size dog and it is on the lowest setting. Before we knew what to set it on she got close enough to be zapped and she yelped...so it must have been pretty strong as she NEVER does that.We lowered it immediately! It DID leave a lasting impression on her though. Hope this was of some help.
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I have two different size dogs. It seem to work better for my dog who weighs about 60lbs my other dog who weighs about 80lbs it wouldn't stop her. But I think also matters how old your dog is. If you start them as a puppy they respond better than being an older dog
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sorry,cant rally comment as i dont have any dogs next door,but it does seem to have made a difference with my dogs,the secret is to turn it on at lots of different times,when your in as well as when your out so they never no when it's on
527608
No, it will not stop a dog from leaving an area. It's only meant to deter a dog from barking but it didn't do that for my German Shepherds or my Pit Bull, unfortunately.
191810
Pat - I have one of those crates and yes, they will work on it. Also, if you cut a thin piece of plywood and place it under the pan, it is so much more comfortable for the dog. I know cause I climbed in to clean and could feel the metal, so I did that to mine and it was smooth! Also keeps the pan from cracking!
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I think if the harness has a leash connection near the collar it might be okay. But if the leash connects behind the shoulder blades; no. Unless someone could sew a reinforced hole over the leash hook. (Reinforce with patches of leather sewn and glued around the hole.) Our dog gave up bolting years ago, except halfheartedly for fun to flush a couple of ducks. So her collar works fine (and isn't a hazard). Maybe you could find a combo harness/jacket somewhere? (If not, invent one and make big bucks!)
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Probably not because my Australian shepherd can get his "nose" around the side of the barrier so I'm thinking a Chihuahua would figure out how to squirm through the area as well. Works great for us though.