How flexiable is this, (Rubber??) ? I need it to go across the bottom of a gate to keep a very small dog from escaping the yard. TY
785227
It is flexible. It comes rolled up in the box. When laid flat the berm is only 3/4" high. I assume you intend to position it on its side and attach it to you fence.
785228
It is rubber. It is flexible but stiff. It holds its shape. I do not know if the dog could chew it.
35891
I bought the line for my 2 very small dogs to keep them in the yard as it is not fenced yet. It does sag but I haven't tried to tighten anything as it doesn't matter in my instance. Sorry I could not be of more help
1374813
It's mostly rigid with a little flex. The lights are on the inner rim. I wouldn't recommend for a dog since it could easily bite the lights.
1178748
Slide bar by pushing forward a bit (towards the gate) and sliding it into the latch. You can put a padlock thru the hole if that isn't enough for you. I'm sure just sliding the bar over is more than adequate protection. They will jump over fence if they want to get in that bad!
1756626
The metal parts are very strong but I used suction cups to attach it to the door since I was just trying to keep a cat in. This would not be secure enough for your dog. If you screwed the ends of the gate into the wood in the door frame it would be quite sturdy.
155528
Very flexible, bendable, its like rubber. I have mine on top of my PLASTIC 3-drawer bureau, works amazing!
1901270
It should be fine as long as you are not trying to keep a little dog in because the spaces at the end will be a bit larger than between the rest of the gate.
2090707
Im sure it would bend if she tried to get out.. We have a 56 pound American Pit Bull Terrier, and I accidentally only latched one of the two latches on the door (she noticed) and beat at the door. Although it did bend, it still latches and works just fine. Totally my fault though. I have bought two of these kennels though, and would reccommend it!
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.
1516137
It's semi-rigid. I can twist it a little. If I hold it in front of me, I can pull the ends towards me so it bends about 2 inches. It is not completely rigid or brittle. It's thick enough that the dogs would never be able to break through it. I have 3 German Shepherds. I hope that helps.
1463846
It is really easy to move. I had my 15 pound Corgi in it and she can move her pen all over the kitchen. We put a brick in it to help, but even that didn't help much. But it is an awesome gate overall.
1749112
I have two dogs and they both lay on it, the combined weight is about 95 pounds and it seems to be fine. The material does flex since it's like a hammock. You might want to see if they have an X-large one. Hope this helps.
1949920
I didn't purchase this item, instead I purchased a Four Paws gate that was up to approx 30" wide. It has a spring mechanism which works like a tension rod. Hope this helps.
1989230
It appears to be pretty strong. My dog has pawed at it and it is fine. Do not walk on it; you can take a header; very slippery.
1559957
It's rubber, but reinforced so it's fairly rigid. You should expect it to coil into approx. 18" dia. loops.
291432
Good question. I tried to twist and bend the plastic handle and it did not flex at all. It appears to be made of high impact plastic and is very sturdy. I trust it will do the job.
418119
Unfortunately, my only containment experience with the gate is a 12-15 month old baby. I think the literature with the gate said pets up to 33 pounds? My daughter will grab the bars and rock backwards and forwards...I have one end pressed against woodwork/doorframe and another against a bench. She's not able to defeat it with her abuse to date, although I did have to retighten some of the positioning screws one time when the locking button shifted to be less "resistant" to shaking. I would say to scan the other customer reviews to see which pet owners mention the size/breeds of their pets to see how it fares versus a large "pupperoni". Unfortunately, my only containment experience with the gate is a 12-15 month old baby. I think the literature with the gate said pets up to 33 pounds? My daughter will grab the bars and rock backwards and forwards...I have one end pressed against woodwork/doorframe and another against a bench. She's not able to defeat it with her abuse to date, although I did have to retighten some of the positioning screws one time when the locking button shifted to be less "resistant" to shaking. I would say to scan the other customer reviews to see which pet owners mention the size/breeds of... » Read More Unfortunately, my only containment experience with the gate is a 12-15 month old baby. I think the literature with the gate said pets up to 33 pounds? My daughter will grab the bars and rock backwards and forwards...I have one end pressed against woodwork/doorframe and another against a bench. She's not able to defeat it with her abuse to date, although I did have to retighten some of the positioning screws one time when the locking button shifted to be less "resistant" to shaking. I would say to scan the other customer reviews to see which pet owners mention the size/breeds of their pets to see how it fares versus a large "pupperoni". « Show Less