Will these keep them from digging in the yard?
1632524
Probably not. My dogs wouldn't tolerate having something on their nails and chewed them off. All dogs are different If your dogs dig alot the caps will Most likely come off as they are just a soft rubber held on with cyanoacrylate (super glue) Hope this helps.
1632525
Probably not. My dogs wouldn't tolerate having something on their nails and chewed them off. All dogs are differentIf your dogs dig alot the caps will Most likely come off as they are just a soft rubber held on with cyanoacrylate (super glue) Hope this helps.
989879
Yes they will. They tie on, so they blow in the wind a little bit. But nice quality bags. I reinforced mine with Velcro. They work and look great.
809797
They stay on the first time or two. They tend to get dirty when I'm working in the yard. The plastic ones stay on longer.
1458207
They may; I have caught one ground squirrel in my Cinch traps. He barely fit. They work well with pocket gophers.Stan
611380
I would think that they would protect from rabbits. I am using them to protect my trees from deer and they have worked very well. Good luck!
1458206
They may; I have caught one ground squirrel in my Cinch traps. He barely fit. They work well with pocket gophers. Stan
1713142
Yes, they work very well to keep doves away. I was sitting on my covered porch and saw a dove fly in and it was looking for a place to land but couldn't because of the bird spikes. It just hovered around a few seconds and then flew off. :)
1016234
Yes, this kit can be used to keep the dogs from digging under the fence. The poles included will need to be placed in front of the current fence or plastic insulators may need to be purchased to keep the hot wire from touching the wooden fence.
1850013
No they aren't. Once they are in the ground, I suggest leaving them as they are. We mow around the trampoline and then use the weed eater to get under the trampoline and carefully around where the anchors are. Though inconvenient when it comes to mowing, I have to say these are the best anchors out there. They are VERY secure and go way into the ground. The "screws" are big so they go pretty deep.
1257893
They r strong so if u drag them they might. U could glue fabric to protect.
1013752
I believe they would stay on but I don't know how much protection they would be. They are similar to a thick balloon. If the rocks are very sharp, you may need something more substantial.
1002695
It comes with a tie on mesh cover. There are tues in the four corners to tie around the posts. I believe it would dissuade cats from trying to dig, etc �
1433058
I have them underneath the eaves of my roof so they're partially sheltered. My guess that they would be OK with no protection from the weather. My only concern would be water getting into the battery compartment. Some type of protective weatherproof tape over the opening would work.
1873041
I release them outside, as far from the house as I can get. I try to find a spot where they can burrow under the dead leaves (which I do not rake, nature never rakes, so I don't think we need to, and why burn good mulch anyway?)
746881
Probably not as they need to be anchored to the ground tightly with a couple stakes at each end.
680352
Hi jessi. These stakes work well in soft ground. I replaced mine with a couple packs from our local dollar store. for $2.50 I have six plastic stakes. FYI.:)
2058405
I would think it depends on the ground you put them in and how hard core your dogs dig. I used them next to a driveway into Georgia clay and feel confident that they'd handle some serious attempts to dig them out. My husky wouldn't get them out easily, though if she got it into her head to do it she probably could. They are nice and long and go fairly deep into the ground. For the price it's probably worth trying them out, and you get a lot of them.