Will it keep my 20lb dog from peeping on the floor?
1829028
I doubt that it would because the dog would just find another spot. The mat is only about 1' X 5'.
1829029
Not sure if you are asking if it will keep your dog from urinating on the floor or just going near the area. If the dog steps on the mat a piercing sound will emit. I use it to keep my cat off the kitchen counters
160917
I'm not sure. The apron around the feeder is not terribly wide. If you dog has long fur, I suspect that you will still have water on the floor.
1998042
Should be no problem. My lab is over 20", and she fits through with room to spare. Just install it so the bottom of the opening is 9-12" above the floor (mine is about 9").
2198672
It would. The only problem I encountered on this item was it was so light that my dog had trouble due to it moving away. If it had a suction cup on the bottom it would be better. My dog did enjoy using it for a short while.
1814365
I have used this collar successfully on a 20lb terrier. I would suggest the dog be at least 12-15lbs from my experience.
297266
I don't believe it will. It has a wire support that helps to keep its shape. There is a diagonal bar to keep it upright that goes from front top to back bottom I think. My dogs are 5 pounder and stand on it all the time. Doesn't give a bit.. Hope that helps.
1050880
It keeps my dog out of the pool (a medium-sized poodle mix), but if you have a particularly large or determined dog, they might make it thru. ;)
1063448
My dog is about 65lbs and he will yelp and stop what he's doing at the 3 out of 8 setting, so I would guess your dog should for sure feel it at some point in the settings.
1149848
Not if your dog is smart enough to figure out stepping on the lever. Otherwise, it should be very effective.
971479
I do believe it will, it can be attached to the collar to keep it in place. I used it on a young very active Jack Russell and had great success.
1693561
I would say no. It doesn't connect anywhere on the sides. I had trouble keeping my dog from going under it to the floor till he learned he wasn't supposed to. So if you aren't going to be able to train him to stay on top it won't do any good
488554
Hi, you would really need to measure your dog's girth. I have a 20lb pug, his girth is about 23" & it's very comfortable. I would read all the details of product to see if it's doable. Hope this helps.
1751441
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.
922219
Pablo, I believe the large size Snoozer would support a 20 lb. dog. My cat is 19 lbs and there is absolutely no problem. The bottom plate that slides in is very sturdy and the weight distribution is very good. Hope this helps.
1493215
I think that this would work all right for your dog. I have a dog that weights about 25 lbs and it works well. You will need to set the shock setting very low. I have the shock set on 20 and works very well.
1110691
I have a male Chihuahua that lifts his leg. This is still open on one side but I have had no issues with pee getting everywhere like it used to. The only issue I have now is that when he squats for number 2,he sometimes misses. His whole body is on the pad except for his butt which is hanging out in the open. :-)
1573300
If the 20 pd. dog is a jumper I'm not sure it would work. My 8lb. Maltese almost jumped over it.