How heavy is the rock?Want to get the indoor version of this product but might need this one instead,I have a pig-will break it.Needs to be durable.
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It's not very heavy. If you're getting it for the pig, he shouldn't be getting near it if it's doing it's job. If you're getting it for a dog and the pig will be in contact with the rock, I'm not sure. But maybe you could put it up off the floor where the pig can't get to it - it radiates the field in a sphere around it, so it'll be below too.
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the rock is not heavy but is durable. the inside version is very durable as well. the collars are not. the battery holder is very thin plastic and breaks. i have been through 3 in a year.
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It's plastic so it's not very heavy. We had 2 Great Pyrenees puppies and they didn't even shock them. I had to return it
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This is great for INDOOR play. I do not think it is sturdy enough to handle any of the outdoor elements. Any breeze would probably blow it over/away.
1860681
This rock is not really that big.. But the answer to your question more depends on what kind of pet you want it for. The thermostat on the rock is nice tho
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Is this table sturdy enough for cutting up deer? I personally haven't cut up anything close to the weight of a deer. 20lb fish is the most, but I would say "yes". This table seems very durable. The hard plastic top seems strong and the legs although skinny also seems like it would hold up as well. My only concern would be the balance of the deer on the table. So...durable? "yes". Stable..."unsure".
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What kind of pet do you have? I have this wheel for my ratties. They love it. The only issue I have with the wheel is how flimsy the PVC pipe is that supports it. It gets pretty bouncy and can move a lot if the wheel isn't anchored or wedged in by something. Other than that, it's a great wheel. The manufacturer also sells nail trimming strips for it too, which would cover up holes if you're concerned. I think you have to buy that kit directly from their website though.
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I have not had this issue. I have a 3-4 lb. Lionhead rabbit and he has not broke it, even though he is pretty rough on it. There are some chew marks on it, but overall, it is in very good shape.
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Good to hear from someone who owns one. Our current one weighs 7 lbs and is getting too heavy for us to handle. Thanks
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Maybe you can ask again and see what the weight is. That seemed to be the problem for our dog. It is a big chunk of solid. I gave my away to a friend with a bigger dog, or I'd check for you. It was too heavy for out 9# maltese. Robert is right -- it's not too expensive, so if it works, you'd have a great toy, and if it doesn't, it wasn't a big investment, and you could gift elsewhere.
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I would probably just get a rock or log. This is an OK chock, but is plastic and obviously won't work well on a large vehicle (1 Ton or larger). Also not sure how well it would grip on the dirt.
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It is relentless. I used mine to break up rock-hard packed sand in my paddock last summer, and it was a beast until the worm drive gave out. I could not get a replacement part on line; just an advisory to contact a service center. I don't know whether it can be replaced, but I hope so. It sounds like you would probably do better to buy or rent a beefier unit to break up your soil initially.
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Yes it is pretty durable, walking on it is just fine. They can chew it or claw at it... our dog tried digging it and ended up making chunks come off but if he didn't do that it would be fine.
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Do not use for pigs because they will rip the rubber "snouts" off both feed ports the very first night and feed will begin to soak up moisture and come out faster than it was designed to. No more than a couple hogs can eat at a time which leads to feeder getting knocked around hard and more feed than you want gets knocked out, 100# a night easy. Both problems can be solved easily but who wants to buy something and start working on It! Would be great deer feeder though or stake down with better stakes and restrict feed port output somehow and I'm sure it would work ok.
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Chain a pitt bull to it. I suppose you could bolt it down or drill small holes in the sides and run a chain through it and secure the chain to a fixed object . Hope this gives you some ideas
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We have it inside so can't answer for sure. Looks durable enough, but have not tested outside use.
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I do not use rock, I use large perlite. I purchase a large bag for about $40.00 and that's what goes in the baskets, overall it's cheaper, much lighter, a large bag lasts me several grows and I can put it right into my compost pile when I'm done with the grow and it makes for a wonderful compost for the following year. It seems to support 3 to 4 foot plants just fine.
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It is very durable. I bought one for my dog and I am very pleased with it. It is holding up very well, actually when I first bought it my 2 younger kids, ages 10 and 4, were playing and hiding in it as if I bought it for them!! Absolutely recommend it.
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So we use it outside all the time. It is very durable. I have 4 wild kids and they are as rough as can be and it is held up well. It is made from the same material as the industrial size ones. We have had since Christmas with no issues and this is the third bouncy I have attempted with them. Worth the money...