I have a large cattle guard in front - is that a problem? How do I manage that?
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I would not expect a problem since the sensor detects magnetic variances, I would ensure that there is at least 10 feet between the sensor and the cattle guard and ensure that the transmitter is positioned so the guard is not in between it and your receiver.
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The sensor reacts to metal so anything metal close by will trigger it. If you can put the sensor about 50 feet or so away from the gate you should be ok. I tested mine a few times so it wouldn't picked up street traffic before I installed it. Still loving it.
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I don't think the cattle guard will be a problem. I have a welded pipe and sucker rod entrance with metal gates. The sensor is about a foot from the bottom rod of the fence and it still works.
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hello, i got my dog the bigger vest. i didn't want it to be tight after meals. also if he gets heaver, it sure should fill better then tightcheryl
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There are wires that thread through guides to make it "stand up" and they will flex a good deal. For the large you'd be fine, for the extra large I would say you could do it with a lot of smushing...if you fiddle with it you can get it as flat as your pet really...although your pet may not be pleased.
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Just remove the poly wraps. Then use the enclosed metal rods--you have to straighten them first--to place around the area to be protected or else hang the product. I couldn't smell anything either but the idea is that deer can. As I've noted already, that may be a bad joke.
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I used this in a raised bed, some large containers, and around some newly planted plants. It seemed to help keep the critters out of those, but I think it would take a truckload to work around my fence, and eventually the rain washes it away. On my fence I have tried putting a one-foot-wide chicken wire topper to discourage them climbing over, tree tanglefoot spread on the chainlink, spraying with garlic oil, spraying with orange oil, even aluminum foil. I just purchased an electric fence charger and wire from amazon and will be installing that near the top of the fence. Maybe THAT will stop the raccoons.
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Prevue usually has a suggested cover along with the cages they sell online. You would need to remove this cover during the day so your bird could access the playtop, and the edges of the front would probably flare open, leaving your bird(s) vulnerable to drafts during the night. I would agree with Sunny about contacting Prevue to see what their recommendation is.
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I have a border collie/Australian cattle mix, he is 55lbs and he wears a large.
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Those dimensions do not include the feed guards. The guards add about four inches on each side-you must remove the guards to get it through most doorways. I take my cage out for washing so it is a bit more involved than just rolling it out. I have no complaints about this cage.
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I have two large dogs, Alaskan Malamute and a Siberian husky. They have a lot of hair around their necks. The collars are very large and adjust to fit. I would recommend walking them on a leash to train them. Walk them over to the area with the collars on and allow them to hear the beeping of the collars. Once you hear that pull them back into the safe area. Once or twice of this they learn. My two both were shocked before they learned. The biggest issue we have is when they find an area where the wire is close to the surface. They dig it up and bit it and we have to replace it. I love it more for cost then anything. Once they know to stay away they do. Right now ours is not working because there is a break in the line and they both still do not go near the area the line is buried. I hope this helps.
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I am just guessing but I don't see any reason why the guard would not stay in place (especially if it has an adjustable collar)
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Hi, I found this item to be made cheaply?? Like on top there is no safety so I used wired to stop it from maybe caving in. Also it doesn't close very well either, so you may want to use a back up clip. For a 5 lb dog might be fine but, For a few more dollars you can get either a Midwest or another brand. Hope this helps
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make sure you are using a thermostat. if your thermostat is working properly you have nothing to worry about. also look into getting a temp gun. its a good way to see exactly wjat is going on in your animal enclosures
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i think the dog would take up the entire tent - i think you would need something a bit bigger. I will ask my fellow agility folks this week at class, and see what those with very large dogs are using - stay tuned!
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One more thing there is a "grill or guard that will enclose your pet. I find that my dog panics when I try to put it on
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i had the posts, so i just used them to cover my beans because i wanted to pick underneath them, but i suppose you could just lay it on top of whatever you want to protect.fyi - depending on what you are wanting to keep the deer away from, i have foundthat the weed barrier (for the ground) works the best. they can't stand walking on it, & you have abonus of no weeds, less water usage, clean product, no rot (pumpkins) & warms the soil fora product like tomatoes! ":-) i roll it up & use it year after year.
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I believe the instructions mention that and like the other answer, I believe too you just have to wait a certain amount of time. I have a large dog and didn't have any issues.
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I bought a urine guard and installed it on the side of the cage that the bunny pees.MidWest has a good one that should fit for this cage and is cheap.