Any thoughts on how this would work as a dog barrier if it was stretched out?
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Personally I wouldn't use it for that purpose. I would get the proper metal cage for your vehicle designed to be a dog cage/barrier.
1702693
It would not work well as a dog barrier. Even when stretched out, the net is somewhat stretchy and very flexible. You would want something a little more solid for your dog's safety.
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Maybe not a good idea, depends also on the size and space of your car and obviously the size of the dog...LOL. Wouldn`t recommend using this for that, the material is very stretchy.
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That is why I purchased it for my 95 Wrangler. The loops can be adapted to the existing holes in the roll cage using new bolts and the hardware with the net. I added zip ties to the edges since my dogs are little guys. I added screw hooks to the tailgate to attach the bottom of the net. They have not been able to get out in six months when riding with me. Hope this helps.
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If you had a morbidly obese Chihuahua it could be an aid to prohibiting his aimless wandering about the rear of your SUV but only if he frightened more easily than the average Chihuahua.
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The mat is quite flexible lengthwise. If I put it on the back of the couch, I think I would try to secure it with some making tape until the dogs got the message.
81281
Possible but not easy. Would have to remove glass at least partially and built wooden filler panel with doggie door opening. Incidentally, we have discovered method to rivet electronic sensor to collar which works beautifully. Our two dogs are extremely active outdoors, wrestle one another etc. and zero problems with lost sensors.
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It wraps around the body and slips through a hole and Velcros together. it's a stretchy material. And this does work on my dog, I like it, has made a big difference for my dog!
588468
This woud work VERY well for such a small enclosure! I suppose you might want to enclose it or perhaps mount it up high if your dog is prone to chew at the cord, but it should work excellently.
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It would not work well to enclose any item since it is flexible and must be attached at regular points to work such as stair railing The railing provides the support for the item
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I don't believe the gap is anything to be concerned with. I can't see an animal getting hung there. It is probably a personal opinion thing and my opinion is," don't worry about it,it's OK "
738596
It can be stretched but when you let go it will bounce back. It will only stay long with water pressure.
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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.
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I havnt thought of that. But I can see that working.I don't have any way to do that with my so I'm going to get another one to expand my space. And my dogs love it. . It gets them outdoors. The only problem I have is a way to secure it to the ground. Glad to help you out. Nickie
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The material is pliable so that it can be retracted, but it does not stretch. Once locked, the material will not move. You just need to ensure that you install the gate at floor level. If you install it above a 3-inch baseboard, pets may be able to squeeze under it.
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It should be somewhat lose but not enough to slip off without stretching. You can cut a small section out and use strong rubber adhesive.
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i have a small 15 pound puppy- the 4 panel is not enough room, it looks like just a large crate, not enough room to play around. Also, its not very tall- so if your dog can jump or use the sides to climb over this would not be ideal. If you purchase the mesh cover on it just an fyi its held together by velcro that the dog can easily reach and pull on to create an opening to get free. Eveytime I places my dog in this she got out. I had to tie alot of strings to keep this cover on the play pen.
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It isn't designed for indoor use as the dog probably could not enter the room or house with the unit on. It is made for outdoor use and when it's working correctly it is perfect for keeping them inside the barrier. The area covered is way bigger than a couch!!!!
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It seals up nicely so I do not think they would be able to escape. My dogs are 23 and 15 pounds they fit fine, they do not like it though, so mine sits and collects dust. I am sorry, I cannot remember if the box said what it was as I got mine a bit ago. To be safe you could order it as a gift and have it wrapped.
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That is the reason I purchased the playpen and it works wondefully. Because of its segmented design I have fit it into some strange places. I keep it as a rectangle behind the couch and it is perfect. Once when company was coming over I removed a segment and made a triangle to fit in my bedroom by the bed. a great idea for puppies and small dogs. They seem to like it to as the go in by themselves when the gate is open,
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I suspect that it would, but I can't be certain. We used it to keep our very large dogs from going under a fence that was a bit too elevated around our corner lot property borders. We needed to close off about 4-5 inches and discourage dogs from being tempted to dig. It worked beautifully. However, since we weren't using this border alone, I couldn't say. How tall is your dog? If you anchor these all the way down, the dog might be able to jump over. If you leave it more elevated, the dog might be able to push it over.