Will this cone prevent a dog from reaching his tail, hind end and front paws?
762322
Hi, it depends on how flexible and determined your dog is. Make sure you get the correct size too.
762323
I would say it depends on how long legged your dog is. Mine is a cocker spaniel so her tail is snubbed. And I would think as long as you didn't fold it back they shouldn't be able to reach those areas, but it depends on how irritated the dog might be. Hope this helps!
934034
Pretty much. Designed to fit the dog's legs and paws with a little paw on the bottom for traction. They are thicker than a balloon too. Claws did not go through them.
1462982
My dog is short-haired and very active, and the nail caps don't seem to bother or impede her in any way! I would imagine they would bother my other dog quite a bit, because he will not tolerate any contact with his paws. That's probably a better indicator of whether the caps would bother your dog.
82154
Part of it will depend on the size of your dog. I used this for my cat, who is taller and longer than all three of my other cats. After a week or two, he was able to figure out how to get to his paws. I might suggest adding some of the pet self-stick bandage on the paw. Between the two it should discourage the licking.
496766
Measure the length of your dogs head. The cones length should be longer. The cone has enough velcro to adjust to any size neck.
233098
It might but is designed to stay closed until you use the pedal.. You should be ok but most dogs are pretty smart! Hope this helps
510249
He'll definitely still be able to get to his front paws with this one. It depends on how big of a dog he is for the back paws...the bigger the dog, the better reach he'll have, if he's a smaller dog it might prevent him from getting to his back paws.
2266061
My dog did learn to flip it but in its normal position she wouldn't be ble to get to her back legs. For a shihtzu the cone would probably go past her snout.
1686056
Probably not. I learned a trick from a trainer: whenever a dog jumps at you, hold his both paws longer than he is comfortable with, say... a minute. Dogs don't like to be constrained. After some jumps, they associate jumping with being held still by the paws, and stop doing it. If does not work, I would ask a trainer, or a vet. SPCA has great free suggestions for training dogs out of bad habits. Hope this helps! Good Luck!
1372290
Actual depth is 14 inch. My big puppies (70 to 76 lbs) cannot lick anywhere... They say "Give up! I cannot lick. So what I can do is sleeping." It works well. You will need to use skinny collar for your puppy to keep the cone on him when you use it. Because they are so smart enuogh to take it off by using their paws.
1971315
The collar should extend past the nose at least an inch or more to ensure dog can't get to the affected area. Hope this helps.
1033239
I have mine as a safety precaution for my dog...She is on retractable leash w/harnesses when we go trail walking.
1614220
No, they protect the dogs feet against road and sidewalk salt and other chemical substances that they might have to walk on. My dog has wide webbing between his toes so the 3-4 inch would not fit over his toes. I had to give them away.
1063445
As long as the nodes make contact with skin, yes. If dog doesn't react, try a higher setting. Dogs will usually drop their head or yelp when it becomes uncomfortable.
187035
Yes, the mesh pretty much goes all the way to the bottom of the floor (within 2-inches) provided that you mount the side posts flush with the floor. Once the mesh is locked, it is highly unlikely that a small dog could slither underneath.
712485
It's hard to say -- This one does hold each corner securely, but if your pup is determined to shred the pad, I'm not sure any holder will prevent it.
967979
The cone is about an inch in diameter. It can be easily pulled off if it's in the way.