Is it possible to hook two dogs to this? I have two highly energetic dogs that do everything together with me.
766704
My guess would be no. The design seems to favor one dog. Perhaps ask the manufacturer.
766705
might be tough -- unless you had two. it's really best for one dog... Two dogs may be too close to the bike to work right.
766706
It appears the manufacturer sells a coupler at http://www.biketowleash.com/accessory-details.php?id=28But I have never used it since I have one dog.
766707
It appears the manufacturer sells a coupler at http://www.biketowleash.com/accessory-details.php?id=28 But I have never used it since I have one dog.
766708
Hi. I think that it's possible. You will need some type of leash contraption that splits the two dogs. The bike tow leash attaches directly to the dog's collar (or harness). You will probably need to make or buy a very short splitter to attach to the bike tow leash. I hope this helps!
519025
You can hook two of them together for larger dogs. Yes, it would work, if you got two of them, and they we're have to be emptied more frequently as a larger dog obviously has a larger bladder.
602437
yes you can only do one dog at a time. Now that we have had the collars for a while they have both quit working so I would look at something else if your dogs are outside all the time like ours are.
202983
I have two dogs and this isn't an issue for me. There are two separate buttons; one for each dog. That makes it easy to switch between the dogs quickly. If this is a concern, I recommend working with one dog at a time until you are comfortable with the remote. I also recommend associating one dog with one specific button (e.g., dog #1,is always the top button). That should dramatically reduce the chances of vibrating/shocking the wrong dog. Good luck!
793756
DEFINITELY! I put two 13 lb dogs and could get another small one in if I wanted. :)
88052
I think there at two tethers so you can put two dogs in there. When I only have one dog in I only use one. So I just use the harnesses that I already have.
1090104
there are 4 vertical tubes holding up the sides and 2 connecting tubes across the top lengthwise with 2 shorter tubes. (Imagine a cube) You could stack them as long as your pet is not too heavy but you may want to put a board across the top to help distribute the weight if your pets are large
299014
Yes it could I figure but you would want to make sure their is nothing in the way for the dog and cable to get wrapped around. I hooked one end to my garage and the other to a post that I set into the ground
288754
I have not, but I'm sure it could be done, providing the dog has been trained. There's an attachment on it that is supposed to prevent pulling, but I've never tried it. I think it would be worth a shot, but I could not give a definite yay or nay as to if it would work
1398365
Yes. You can do one dog at a time or both. Beware though, if you have a pool or lake your dog likes to swim in they will malfunction.
1861970
yes, you can. That what I have now since my son is now bigger and he wants to pull the animals out of it.
267453
I don't see how it could be done. My dog pulled me so fast she was running up by the front wheel. I think this is the best design out there but I did not feel real safe. I have since ordered a dog powered scooter and it is a lot of fun and you can attach 2 dogs to that.
718469
I can not think of very many circumstances where you would want to correct 2 dogs at the exact same time... you would be much better off buying the 2 dog system. Look at the Dogtra 1902NCP model -- this model lets you correct 2 dogs independently of another with a single remote. Also, PLEASE take the time understand how to use a remote trainer before using it -- there are many videos out there (both free and paid) that detail how to use a remote trainer properly.
1592105
You can easily use only one and keep the other one for a backup just incase something goes wrong, but I have used them with large dogs (they do tend to jump them), puppies, goats, and chickens and so far everything is still in perfect working order!
879358
Yes, probably. I have two dogs--77 pounds and 60 pounds and there's room left over. It really is a good product--have one in each of two rooms and both dogs love them.
1338424
You "could" but the gates are not designed to connect. Also the hinges tend to be very loose, to elaborate if you look at the product picture that dog could easily push his way through that gate unless you faced it the other way. If you connected two without some connection mechanism (Screw, Tape) I would image the same thing could happen.
1318697
No, there is no way to connect them. They are basically a flimsy wood frame with a thin plastic lattice attached. Also, it does not grip well at all. I have a 12 pound dog who can knock it out of place. I just ordered a replacement by searching for "pet gates". They have ones for around $30 that are made especially tall for jumpy pets. Hope this helps.