Would this be a good pool for my Corgi? I want something for her to play and swim in, but afraid this will be a bit too big for her as shes not tall!
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I would not recommend it for the simple reason that the bottom could tear easily with a dog's nails. The edges also bend down easily, and she could step on and let all the water out. I would recommend a hard shell pool of some sort.
1276282
I wouldn't put my forgo in it it is too deep for her. I have a small muddy pool for her.she loves walking in that one. It it very shallow.
1276283
I would get something firmer and maybe a bit shallower. Sides will not stay up on this pool no matter what we have tried.
1282217
Yes, I would think so. Our larger Corgi is about 28 lbs. and 23" long and has plenty of room. You definitely want to allow time for it to air out before your first use. We are very happy with our purchase
1465535
My 130 lb. Great Dane "digs" like crazy and practically empties the pool of water so I can say a hearty YES to that question. It will hold up. :)
389698
My girl is 5 pounds and she fits good in it, all she sticks out is her head. If your Yorkie is 3 lb or less I think it will be too big, unless you put a small cloth or towel underneath so he or she doesn't sink to the bottom.
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We have a beagle puppy and have not yet had a problem. The sides are relatively smooth and are very heavy gauge vinyl, so it would have to be a very determined dog to claw or bite through the pool.
2073076
My Cavachon is about 21-22 lbs. She likes this size because she feels nestled. She's a rescue and likes to feel secure. She also hangs her head over the side while sleeping. If you feel you pug needs stretch room then larger would be better. Bridget curls up in it and there's still some room for a toy or two.
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As I have Corgis, and they are about 30 lbs, the size would be appropriate. If you are planning on carrying the carrier with the dog in it, I doubt if it would work well, as these usually don't have a solid floor that you would need to support the dog. Also, unless the dog is crate trained, I would suggest a bit sturdier carrier. I've had a dog literally "walk" the carrier across the floor, when left alone. This dog was not crate trained. I would always suggest a carrier with a solid floor for any dog that is not crate trained. I hope this helps you.
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Please help me with the size issue? my 8 yr old is 120 lbs at about 52 inches with a big belly. He loves the water, he's autistic and intellectually challenged and incontinent. We spend a lot of time in indoor pool all winter, sometimes the water is cold for him after being in the pool for a couple hours. I looking for something warm and comfortable. Than you, Aiden's dad
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My cat an adult mackerel tabby fits in it fine, he had room to stretch out and sit up. He even pooped in it on the way home from the vets office. Since my use is for vet clinic runs, not extended travel, I'd probably get the next size up give your dog extra room so you could add bedding and such.
964819
For them to play is perfect but it is not big enough to swim.The material is very resistant. My dogs love it.
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Yes, I think so. It is definitely a small dog pool though. I have an Eskie miniature and she loves it. I only put a few inches of water in the pool for her to play in.
1716034
I would think the metal frame would be better. Depends how active or big your dog is. While it's a nice pool, it's not too strong.
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Thanks for the update! My corgi is 25 lbs and I was actually looking at large! I'll order a Medium now.
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I have a 64lb and 53lb dog, they can get in it, but it is like standing in a puddle for them. I had a Shi Tzu a long while back, he was around 18lbs, would have been perfect for him. I was interested in it because it was hard plastic and I knew the dogs' claws would not tear it up and hopefully they would not chew it up...much. Just turns out it is too small for my dogs...they use it for a huge water dish now.
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It's about 10" deep but of course you don't have to fill it, and you can counter sink it into the ground or use a step stool for them to get in. It may be a little too much pool for small dogs (IMO). It's pretty large. :)
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Well if you feel it was used I would send it back, ours was fine and we like it for our mini schnauzer. It helps her to run off some energy in the house, during the winter especially. Have not used it yet outside. We like to play fetch with her ball in it, and she likes to run through it. Not a waste of money for us. In fact she likes it when I bring it out and it is so compact and easy to take anywhere if you want to. Fits easily into the case.
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This is not big enough to be a dog pool. If you wanted to use it to bathe your dogs then I would certainly agree with that. I would recommend the uses for feeding large animals, holding water for drinking and to bathe dogs. It is highly durable as my horses have dragged it all over the place and it is still holding well.