i have a beagle and he can chow or destroy any thing , is this can be easily distorted or eaten ?coz he did it with the loo pad and its nearly into pics now
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The only thing I'd worried about is the fake grass/turf pad. Other than that, it's well-built.
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It's very strong/hardy. Frame is hard plastic and grass is rugged turf. Good luck
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I don't see how it can be eaten. It's pretty flat and hard to get a grip on to bite. The grass is like those green welcome mats that look like artificial grass. Good luck.
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Mine haven't destroyed this one but they destroyed many other cheaper ones when they were puppies.However, the porch potty is out in the balcony and very rarely are they out there unsupervised.
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The hard plastic container should be safe, but the turf isn't too tough if they decide to chew on it. Might try zip tying it down.
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It is a very sturdy plastic, but still it's plastic. I don't think your dog would destroy it - maybe cosmetic damage, though. You could only put it down for feeding and then take it up. It takes my dog about 5 minutes to eat now instead of 30 seconds, so it's very effective. I am glad I bought it.
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It is more pliable than regular Kong toys but not so much puppy teeth could hurt it much, and I doubt my Eskie even with the adult teeth he has now could do much damage to it. Big dogs who are determined chewers might be able to make some significant dents in it but I doubt a Pug could. It's more appealing to puppies I think because it has just enough pliability. If you want bone hard, though, this won't qualify. A regular Kong would be better for that.
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My 30 lb terrier can destroy anything in about 5 minutes...including black Kongs. After two months the Goughnut is still in one piece. It does not show any tooth marks or gnawed spots. The shape and material make it hard for him to really get a hold of it in a way that he can chew it. He tries. He does like it and we play "tag and tug" with it.
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This is a 6 inch wide roll/sleeve of copper mesh. You stuff it in small openings to keep birds, mice, and rats from getting into your home or garage. If you have a hole big enough for a cat to fit through, then you will need to close up that huge hole with construction material. This is for holes and crevices no more than 2-3" in size. This would be like stuffing a hole with steel wool, except steel wool will rust and disintegrate. It is copper mesh. Unless your dog eats the roll out of the box, it is harmless. Would your dog eat a steel wool pad?
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I have a chocolate lab and he abuses that thing and it's held up better than I have thought it would. He does not did in it but chews it up and shakes it and drags it everywhere.
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My dog is able to destroy pretty much anything, but she can't destroy this kong. It would be a good investment. However, be ready to fill it up often if your dog is anything like mine. Sometimes I just put it away so she doesn't consume too many goodies. The biggest is the best and make sure it is black.
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Our first dog never even tried to chew it because it's such a hard plastic. Our second dog did chew the plastic and made a hole, but the company replaced the legs he gnawed on. I think it's worth t because there is a one-year warranty on anything the dog chews on the bed, but if your dog has chewed metal?! I'm not sure what will happen?
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Amanda, our dog could not chew through the goughnut send he destroys his toys quickly. However, once our dog realized he could not chew through it (after about a month) he wouldn't play with it any more. We ended up giving it away
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it's super soft plush and floppy... depends on if your dog rips things apart or likes to cuddle or cozy up to soft things. actually if he rips things apart he'd probably have fun ripping this one apart.
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When a coyote ate my pet he left the collar behind (along with the front legs) so you should be able to recover the device. Thanks for the hilarious question. You have enriched the lives of all who will read it.
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My little dog cannot get in the box (Italian greyhound). My border collie could, but I wedged it with the hole to the wall in a corner and the vacuum cleaner next to it. The reach into the hole is too far for him to stretch in there. It is working. Of course, he will not dig the box out of the corner as some more tenacious large dogs might do.Why are dogs so nasty anyway about eating cat poop!?!?! Bleh!!!
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Ha-ha! Great question. That was my concern also. However... Keeping it clean from saliva was my major concern at first. It's tough but do-able to wash it with a round brush that cleans cups and glasses. But the slower eating procedure is so worth doing whatever it takes to keep it clean. I pop it in the top dishwasher once a week. There is no hair, crumbs, or dust. My chow hound licks it spotless.
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My two adult dogs chewed the bone down. I think it may be designed that way so they can get at the filling. I noticed pieces on the rug. Neither dog seemed to have ill effects from the bone pieces.
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I have a beagle who is very smart and was a rescue. One day I set the timer wrong and when I got home I found that he tried, I could tell to get the food out, but it is very difficult to make these sections move. I can't say that it's impossible, but if my beagle could not get to his food and he loves food, I would say it's a pretty sure shot that a corgi wouldn't.
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Sounds about right, but my dog ate it. So I don't know. Over all not a product you can use to break up knots in your tissue. Its a big dog toy. It is literally a giant roll of blue foam.
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You have it in a dog bowl!? I assume you know the big risk your taking,you could fry your dog!!