is it strong enough to restrain an adult pit bull?
1625695
Yes, it's all steel, but if I had an adult pit bull that had to be caged, I'd put a padlock on the door latch just to be sure....
1625696
I would say no, I have a pit bull that just turned one this month that I used this crate for and he chewed part of it off and bent the bars.
1625697
No. It's pretty light weight. My Olde English Bulldogge shakes it and has bent several of the bars. I had to get her a plastic kennel because it looks like she will break it apart. :(
1625698
Wow, I don't really know the answer to that. If your pit was not trying to get out - then yes. It has been more than sturdy enough for my two, but they aren't pit bulls! Sorry I can't be of more help -
1625699
Should be fine. Just be sure the latches are secure. I had a bit of trouble getting the latch all the way through.
1625700
I have a Great Dane. She was able to find a way out but we put DClamps on her cage so she is unable to get out now but if you don't want to put DClamps on the cage than I would have to say no.
2089560
I have a boxer pit bull weights 95 strong pounds have a Flexi it is 3 or 4 years old and has never let me down though I would replace with same and he has did some pulling on this after cats and rabbits hope new one is half as good Old one still works it 16 foot going for 25 foot see how smart them rabbits are haha
1989230
It appears to be pretty strong. My dog has pawed at it and it is fine. Do not walk on it; you can take a header; very slippery.
2020492
I believe it can withstand that weight. However, I don't think it's wide enough for such a large dog. But dogs are particular, just like we are, it may not matter to him. ; )
788311
It seems to me that it should be strong enough for that. That's mainly why I bought it. I'd rather have the bull bar get tapped and marred, rather than my bumper. Hope this helps.
413400
Easily. I have a 90 lb Alaskan Malamute very sturdy. But I would recommend a better clamp to hold the grooming arm seems a bit weak and made of plastic.
211798
I do not think that it would be strong enough...it would depend on the adult and issues...if for stability...using the chest strap, I would think not... If simply for comfort, it might work???
585828
Yes, its sturdy enough, just make sure it doesn't slide off when your dog tries to get on it. It needs to be secured somehow.
447851
It's pretty strong. Although our dog is only 75 lbs, I think it would hold a much heavier animal.
1732050
Yes it is strong enough to support adults. I have to test everything and immediately got on the top bunk after assembly. It does wiggle a little bit but that is expected with a metal bunk bed. I am 6foot1 and 225lbs.
269187
Pretty sturdy. I have a very active male Bull Terrier which it holds up to.
2089561
I have used these leashes for several years now. They hold up very well and the lock will stop them in their tracks, just make sure you are holding on to the leash tightly (I'm sure you know this). We use it on a 80 lb GS mix and a 65 lb Pitt Bull with no problems at all.Hope this helps you.
1564974
While I have only used this leash on pit bull puppies so far, I have used it on larger, strong dogs and it worked very well. I would think that it would work on a pit bull.
2160840
I have a 60lb pit bull and it was on almost the smallest hole, so I don't think it would. Also, the receiver box on the collar would probably be too large and might deliver too much stimulation for such a small dog. They make collars for small pooches.
1023858
It is very strong and would accommodate him - I'm assuming that it is for short times - no dog should be kept in one for extended periods.
473898
It is not durable enough for a pit bull. More suitable for a small breed dog like yorkies, yorkie poor and chihuahua. A bit could easily get out or flip the crate.
952890
It seems very solid and easily holds my 35 pound Sheltie but if you were grooming a dog that was large, the length would be the issue. It is built for medium size dogs but sturdy enough to hold quite a few pounds.