What does this get attached to?Going on vacation with our dog and want to be able to give him freedom in unfenced backyard.
1717629
I like to take the clip end and bring it around the tree or attach it around the top of the deck and then use the clip to clip it on the cord itself.
1354644
Usually a tie out stake. Since you are on vacation, I would think it will depend upon the size of your dog and what you might have access too: a tree, a deck post, anything sturdy would do--wrap the cable around it.
1717630
I just wrap it around a pole. You can buy a thing you put in the ground and hook it on it.
977455
The unit has a strap that can attach to the latch mechanism on the back of the vehicle. With our smaller dog there isn't much need to secure it though. The top of the ramp has a little bit of a lip to it.
1644658
No attachment comes with it. You could probably use a zip tie to hold it on.
719651
If the dog goes around the tree it will tangle up. You can wrap it around a tree and hook it back to itself, but I don't recommend that. It will not be very secure.
797688
Very good question, not answered in the instructions. I secure the seat by passing the seat belt through the slot in the base of the seat and attaching it as if the seat was passenger. Pull it tight. I secure the dog with a separate 1" strap which has a clip and attaches to collar or harness like a leash. Otherwise, the seat would be danger--fqlse security. Good luck!
1003935
That's kind of the idea of it - to keep dogs out of a circular area around the rock. It's won't work as a fence to keep dogs IN that circle, only out of it. How well it works as a fence to keep your dog out of the circle depends on your dog, whether he or she is already trained with an electric collar, and how much he or she cares about the beeps & small shocks. It won't work as well as a real solid fence, but my dog (who was already trained to our underground fence) gives the rock a wide berth, even if her toys get close to it. She'll wait as I go inside the circle and get the toys for her, because she does not like the shock and she knows how to avoid getting it.
486611
Yes. We bought ours in hopes of stoping our dog from jumping fences and it doesn't work at all!! The clip that sits on the dogs back is a synch clip that can't be locked in place so it only tightens when pulled on by a leash. When not tight the dog just walks it off as it loosens. Not a good product!!
28959
I think it's meaning the pieces to lock the door. I snipped them off, don't use them. Saved it for when we want a dog free environment.
509963
It needs to be connected to some sort of electric fence. (When I say fence, electric tape is really what it is. Look at HorseGuard fencing to see what I mean.) I use this with horseguard tape for horses and it give just enough of a zap to keep them out of areas they shouldn't go and also along my existing fencing, to keep them off of the real fence. I've been really happy with it. However, it's not strong enough of a shock for large dogs. (Horses have much less hair and are super sensitive where dogs are not as much unless they get zapped on their ear.)
352567
Not sure what you are asking. We installed ours as a prefence to our wood fence. It works well...dog doesn't get near it. If your dogs jump on fence it should work.
778661
I have mine attached to the headrest in the back.. there is an extra leash on it to attach to color.. that way the dog can go from side to side or window to window and keeps them in the backseat or the back of an SUV.. keeps them from jumping into the front seat too.. IF u shorten the leash! I love mine.. Keeps Maggee from trying to get in my lap~
527610
If you are talking about stopping your dog from leaving your unfenced yard, I doubt it. It will probably make him leave. If you are talking about stopping a dog from entering your yard (leaving the neighbors unfenced yard), probably. I chase the neighbors dog out of my yard with it all the time.
47620
I use it outside as a step-up to my doggy door installed in the wall. Bought it initially because I was getting a new puppy who was too small to make the jump from the outside - plus my older dog was not comfortable with the drop from inside to out. It has proven to be the perfect solution. My only question - how would you anchor it? I have it pushed up against a wall and it doesn't move but then neither does the wall! Anyway ... It works perfectly for my use.
377129
Theoretically it could be attached to the right side of the bike which would be nice if you are biking on the side of a road to keep you dog away from moving traffic. However, the issue is with the chain of the bike and the gear transmission you may or may not have on the bicycle you are looking to attach it to. The attachment of the leash needs the < "A angle" by the wheel to fit to. So it really is only a matter of how your specific bike is. Great product though, and definitely worth the money! Let me know if I can help you with anything else.
1011951
There's a zipper in the front of the Hammock that I think is to keep the dog from joining you in the front seat and helping you drive. we, however, have big dogs and they like to stsnd on the armrest between the front seats and see where they're going. We like the hammock. it works and its easy to put in and remove.
1003302
We have only used the harness for walking. It works quite well and lows for proper and comfortable control and handling. We have never tied him up on a run or the like, so we can't answer to the "yard" portion of the question. This harness allows the handler to better control the dog and limits the pulling effect.
202527
Check the height for starters, make sure it is high enough that a dog cannot jump over it. I never leave my dogs unattended anyway, use this to block garage doors when I am working outside and they want to see me, etc. Useful. Can be anchored to the ground with garden spikes.