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I bought this hoodie for my Chihuahua who is about 7 lbs. I had to stretch it a bit to get it to be more comfortable in his chest/arm area. The length is very nice, however, since he's a boy he tends to pee in the hoodie if it gets unrolled. I'm going to have to do some cutting/stitching to get it just right. The bottom is more straight and not curved to be a truly unisex hoodie, so it would be perfect for female dogs without having to alter it. My dog's measurements are: Neck 9", chest 13", and length 10". The shirt is very soft and warm, and my little guy loves wearing it!
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Friday, January 9, 2015
Review of Zack & Zoey Polyester Fleece Lined Dog Hoodie, X-Small, Gray
I ordered the correct size for my dog however the hoodie was too small. I should have ordered a size larger. Other than that the hoodie felt like it was made out of good material. Oh and Amazon charged me a shipping and handling fee for returning it even though it was not my fault that it didn't fit my dog.
Monday, December 8, 2014
Cheap Pet Tek DPK86011 Dream Crate Professional Series 100 Dog Crate
This is a nice size for traveling or a small dog. The extra door on top is convenient for putting pup back in crate whenever you need to do so. The mesh wire on the bottom is convenient for pups or dogs that are not yet fully trained to go outside or for older dogs that have a hard time holding themselves. The mesh on the bottom inside the tray is removable, so if your dog is fully trained than it can be removed if you want to remove it. It also comes with a divider if you need to use it. It will keep your dog dry and not sitting in urine if he or she does have an accident. It is nice to be able to see your dog and what he or she is doing inside the crate, with it being open. Especially nice for travel, or if one has to leave for work, and do not want the pup to be running loose in the home, while you are not there to supervise it.
Friday, November 21, 2014
Reviews of DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL Hooded (Hoody) T-Shirt with pocket for your Dog
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The message says it all. When DH (strong, quiet type) brings home a puggle that enchanted him from the Pet Store window; the only thing you can do is celebrate --this hoodie does just that
Monday, November 10, 2014
Cheap IRIS Training Pad Holder, Small, Pink
This small tray is the best thing since sliced bread!
Pads we use: 22 x 22
We own three dogs, two of which are younger than three years old. I trained our second youngest to use his wee wee pads two days after bringing him home (when he was only three months old) and he uses them flawlessly. We took our youngest dog in at the age of 10 months, however, and she wasn't pad trained very well. Everytime she saw our older dog use his wee wee pad she'd follow suit but almost always missed. We tried to run out with her in the mornings and evenings to ensure we wouldn't get stuck wiping tiles and floors but sometimes we couldn't avoid the mess and I was becoming increasingly frustrated. She knew she could use the pad but she just couldn't get it in the middle! We tried using two pads, changing its position, its location, and spraying the middle of the pad with liquid training products, but nothing worked.
Convinced that there had to be a way to get her to wee in the middle of the pad, I searched and found that people recommended using a tray the most, so I searched through Amazon and found this one here. It was slightly cheaper than most trays I'd found, it was a good size, and it looked cute. The holder arrived quickly and came in a sealed bag with instructions. Because it was so new to her, she refused to use it for a few days but as soon as she saw our older dog use it too, she followed suit. As soon as we noticed that she was starting to go on it, we'd be ready to praise her. She's now using it without an issue (for both #1 and #2!!), she always tinkles RIGHT ON IT, and our floors have seen at least 90% less accidents.
The pads we use are much larger than the tray but I fold the sides under and it holds on to it perfectly! If your dog is tearing up his/her pads or missing the pad altogher, I totally recommend this pad holder/tray.
Pads we use: 22 x 22
We own three dogs, two of which are younger than three years old. I trained our second youngest to use his wee wee pads two days after bringing him home (when he was only three months old) and he uses them flawlessly. We took our youngest dog in at the age of 10 months, however, and she wasn't pad trained very well. Everytime she saw our older dog use his wee wee pad she'd follow suit but almost always missed. We tried to run out with her in the mornings and evenings to ensure we wouldn't get stuck wiping tiles and floors but sometimes we couldn't avoid the mess and I was becoming increasingly frustrated. She knew she could use the pad but she just couldn't get it in the middle! We tried using two pads, changing its position, its location, and spraying the middle of the pad with liquid training products, but nothing worked.
Convinced that there had to be a way to get her to wee in the middle of the pad, I searched and found that people recommended using a tray the most, so I searched through Amazon and found this one here. It was slightly cheaper than most trays I'd found, it was a good size, and it looked cute. The holder arrived quickly and came in a sealed bag with instructions. Because it was so new to her, she refused to use it for a few days but as soon as she saw our older dog use it too, she followed suit. As soon as we noticed that she was starting to go on it, we'd be ready to praise her. She's now using it without an issue (for both #1 and #2!!), she always tinkles RIGHT ON IT, and our floors have seen at least 90% less accidents.
The pads we use are much larger than the tray but I fold the sides under and it holds on to it perfectly! If your dog is tearing up his/her pads or missing the pad altogher, I totally recommend this pad holder/tray.
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I bought this and I was scared that it would be too small. But it wasnt at all. A great size for my puppy who's about 12lbs.Best Deals for IRIS Training Pad Holder, Small, Pink
This product has been very helpful in training my teacup poodle where to go. It is easy to put the wee wee pads in and cleaning it was a breeze.Honest reviews on IRIS Training Pad Holder, Small, Pink
The Training Pad Holder is cute, delicate and hold the pad, my pad is a little big but i fold the sides and job is done, great for a little puppy or small dogs.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for IRIS Training Pad Holder, Small, Pink
Works perfectly and my Maltese took to it as soon as her pad was snapped into it. It's also a very pretty pink :)Saturday, August 30, 2014
Buy Evenflo Summit Easy Walk-Thru Gate
I needed something for the bottom of the stairsbut because of railings and trim, I needed something that could differ a little bit in width(top and bottom). Because you can adjust all 4 mounts, it fit perfectly! My dogs can't get thru it, its taller than the wooden gates so they can't jump it, and you can leave the gate in an open position when its not needed. It takes a little getting used to as far as opening with one hand, but overall it's great. i plan on ordering more!
Initially unwilling to accept this, I decided to baby-gate him into the kitchen (for easy "accident" clean-up on the tile floor) and thus invested in 2 standard baby gates (the wooden frame, crisscrossing plastic mesh type) and much to my surprise he hopped it with no problem. I decided to try TWO baby gates in the doorway, one atop another. Although impractical, it seemed there was no way he'd be able to leap over the fortress wall. You can imagine my surprise when I came home one afternoon to find him scaling the mesh like spiderman, near the top of the second gate, calculating HOW he could get over the top and have pure freedom. Clearly this wasn't working.
On visits back and forth to my parent's house, we had to separate the dogs as their great dane thought my dog was "snacktime" ... and my dad invested in a gate very similar to the evenflo, for about twice the price. The benefits of that gate were as follows:
1) vertical "jail bars" meant my dog couldn't climb his way over to freedom
2) it was exceptionally tall which prevented our dane from being able to peek over (we covered it with blankets so it didn't drive him crazy to see the little dog running around on the other side)
...a few months ago I relocated to a new house on a busy road, and after three near-escapes, I decided it was time to create a separation between the back and front part of the house so the dog didn't end up getting killed if he finally managed to run past someone.
I found the evenflo gate at Meijers, and was pleasantly surprised that it seemed to offer all the benefits of the more expensive gate, but at half the price. Other features I enjoy about this gate include:
1) NO automatically closing door. While auto-close may be helpful for people with kids, my gate is left open 99% of the time. The gate is positioned in a walk-through area and it would be a HUGE pain to have to open it every time I wanted to walk from one side of the house to another. The only time I close the date is if I need to leave the door open (taking out trash, etc.) and then I make sure the dog is on the other side of the gate, close it, and go about my business.
2) vertical jail bars mean no impromptu climbing expeditions
3) pressure-mount --I will admit the first time we installed a pressure mount gate it was a pain and a headache, but once you get it, its a snap.
I will give a word of warning, however. My doorway is the minimum size for this gate (29 inches I believe) and it BARELY BARELY fits. If your doorway is undersized or even slightly smaller than the minimum, don't waste your money. There is really no way to rig these gates if you can't squeeze it into your doorway level.
My hopefully helpful notes to you regarding this gate:
(1) They say not to put it at the top of the stairs. Pretty sure they're just covering their collective legal butts there. I could see why. If you put one at the top of the stairs and give it a gentle nudge, you may notice it give a little -especially if you've put in the extender. A toddler is unlikely to make it topple but be forewarned. That's on you.
(2) RE: the extender -I feel like there's a little wobble and give when you have the extender attached. Doesn't feel as sturdy.
(3) It's nice having the four corners as independently adjustable. Let's you put this just about anywhere. That said, there seems to be some "exact" width that won't work. Where I installed ours, the baseboard moulding was too wide to install this without the extender -but with the extender it wouldn't fit and we had to "raise up" the gate to install it over the baseboard moulding. And so it goes.
(4) The handle/latch mechanism is... well, it takes some getting used to. It takes some force and finesse. Give yourself a day or two to get used to it. Give yourself a week before you really get used to it.
Am I pleased? Pleased enough. It gets the job done and I don't have to fret with stepping over a "traditional" baby gate (nor put it up and take it down twice a day...)
OPTIONAL: Use a zip-tie strap, etc. to secure the gate before removing to temporary storage. Can ease reinstall, but not necessary.
NOTE: I lay a small rug over the lower bar once set up as a visual reminder to step over the lower bar. Necessary if I go barefoot and want to spare my toes.
February 2, 2010
18 mos. old is tall and strong. He was standing and hanging on it today, yet it remained secure.
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I am the owner of a 15 lb miniature pinscher with a major napoleon complex and a surprisingly high vertical leap. I adopted him 2 years ago with the intention of leaving him out in the house when I went to work, as I have been able to do with my dogs throughout my life. Unfortunately, he had severe separation anxiety and had to be crated when alone.Initially unwilling to accept this, I decided to baby-gate him into the kitchen (for easy "accident" clean-up on the tile floor) and thus invested in 2 standard baby gates (the wooden frame, crisscrossing plastic mesh type) and much to my surprise he hopped it with no problem. I decided to try TWO baby gates in the doorway, one atop another. Although impractical, it seemed there was no way he'd be able to leap over the fortress wall. You can imagine my surprise when I came home one afternoon to find him scaling the mesh like spiderman, near the top of the second gate, calculating HOW he could get over the top and have pure freedom. Clearly this wasn't working.
On visits back and forth to my parent's house, we had to separate the dogs as their great dane thought my dog was "snacktime" ... and my dad invested in a gate very similar to the evenflo, for about twice the price. The benefits of that gate were as follows:
1) vertical "jail bars" meant my dog couldn't climb his way over to freedom
2) it was exceptionally tall which prevented our dane from being able to peek over (we covered it with blankets so it didn't drive him crazy to see the little dog running around on the other side)
...a few months ago I relocated to a new house on a busy road, and after three near-escapes, I decided it was time to create a separation between the back and front part of the house so the dog didn't end up getting killed if he finally managed to run past someone.
I found the evenflo gate at Meijers, and was pleasantly surprised that it seemed to offer all the benefits of the more expensive gate, but at half the price. Other features I enjoy about this gate include:
1) NO automatically closing door. While auto-close may be helpful for people with kids, my gate is left open 99% of the time. The gate is positioned in a walk-through area and it would be a HUGE pain to have to open it every time I wanted to walk from one side of the house to another. The only time I close the date is if I need to leave the door open (taking out trash, etc.) and then I make sure the dog is on the other side of the gate, close it, and go about my business.
2) vertical jail bars mean no impromptu climbing expeditions
3) pressure-mount --I will admit the first time we installed a pressure mount gate it was a pain and a headache, but once you get it, its a snap.
I will give a word of warning, however. My doorway is the minimum size for this gate (29 inches I believe) and it BARELY BARELY fits. If your doorway is undersized or even slightly smaller than the minimum, don't waste your money. There is really no way to rig these gates if you can't squeeze it into your doorway level.
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This gate was purchased at a local baby store it installs in just a few minutes, but broke the first time we tried to open it. All forces applied against the gate when closed are focused on a tiny plastic peg about 1/3 inch in diameter. This snapped off instantly. Upon examination the piece is actually hollow! We called evenflo who sent us another gate. This gate arrived broken in the exact same place! If I could give negative or at least 0 stars, I would. It is a horrible design and of very poor quality.Honest reviews on Evenflo Summit Easy Walk-Thru Gate
Right off the bat: I'm not reviewing this for my dog. (How's that for credibility?)My hopefully helpful notes to you regarding this gate:
(1) They say not to put it at the top of the stairs. Pretty sure they're just covering their collective legal butts there. I could see why. If you put one at the top of the stairs and give it a gentle nudge, you may notice it give a little -especially if you've put in the extender. A toddler is unlikely to make it topple but be forewarned. That's on you.
(2) RE: the extender -I feel like there's a little wobble and give when you have the extender attached. Doesn't feel as sturdy.
(3) It's nice having the four corners as independently adjustable. Let's you put this just about anywhere. That said, there seems to be some "exact" width that won't work. Where I installed ours, the baseboard moulding was too wide to install this without the extender -but with the extender it wouldn't fit and we had to "raise up" the gate to install it over the baseboard moulding. And so it goes.
(4) The handle/latch mechanism is... well, it takes some getting used to. It takes some force and finesse. Give yourself a day or two to get used to it. Give yourself a week before you really get used to it.
Am I pleased? Pleased enough. It gets the job done and I don't have to fret with stepping over a "traditional" baby gate (nor put it up and take it down twice a day...)
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Difficult for children and adults to use, but that's what makes it impossible for toddlers to open it. I need it when 16m grandson is here to keep him and our cat separate. The bars widest width opening is 2-1/8 inches. First time set up without original packaging strap was 3-5 minutes. I like the red and green indicator to show the gate is set up and locked securely.OPTIONAL: Use a zip-tie strap, etc. to secure the gate before removing to temporary storage. Can ease reinstall, but not necessary.
NOTE: I lay a small rug over the lower bar once set up as a visual reminder to step over the lower bar. Necessary if I go barefoot and want to spare my toes.
February 2, 2010
18 mos. old is tall and strong. He was standing and hanging on it today, yet it remained secure.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Kyjen Holiday Festive Christmas Gingerbread House Theme Pet Dog Reviews
I ordered the Gingerbread House Puzzle more because of the Christmas theme than for its usefulness. The items inside the house are okay as dog toys, but I'm not sure how well they are going to hold up when actually played with. The house itself has a cardboard bottom that I don't care for as much as the Bee Hive and the Squirrels Nest that are soft all around. All in all this product is pretty much as I expected and looks cute sitting amongst the Christmas decorations.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Imagine This Bone Car Magnet, I Love My Coton De Tulear, 2-Inch Reviews
I like this so much that I am ordering two for a good friend. There is not much product availabe that has Coton de Tulear on it. Looks good on the back of my car.It is just as pictured and fits well on my small car's trunk. I plan to order more as stocking stuffers
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Discount Ware-Deluxe Pop Up Pet Pen
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We use these pop-up playpens in the kitten rescue group I belong to. They are fantastic for showing the animals at our outreach events because the kittens are behind a zipper that we can hear, alerting us when someone opens the playpen. It's harder for people to reach their hands in and steal a kitten. The playpen is also very easily folded back up for transport.
Additionally, the playpen is great for keeping kittens in at the foster home. They aren't exposed to germs on the floor, and the nylon is relatively easy to clean. The playpen is also great if you don't have a small place where you can close the door you won't lose the kittens, and there is no risk of them getting into something that can hurt them.
All in all, this is a great place for small cats and dogs to live in temporarily and remain safe.
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I have had this pen for about six months now, and don't know how I lived without it. I have 3 shelties that I take to agility trials and it is *perfect*. The zipper top (essential as I have one dog who'd come over the top) is very easy to put on and take off. The other customer commented about the floor. Well, some animals just aren't good in fabric enclosures. I don't have an issue with the floor; I like that it's velcro and easily removed. Frequenty I don't even use the floor.This pen is very lightweight and easy to use, which is essential. I also like the two zippered doors, which means you can get the animal out from either side (or unzip the top slightly and lift them over the top.)
At the trial this past weekend I probably could have sold 20 of these pens, people were so impressed.
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I have had this pen for a couple weeks now. Before I got the pen, I had been kenneling my two pugs while at work and whenever I was not at home. I have always felt bad that they were in such a confined space. I decided to give the pen a try in hopes that it would allow my dogs a little more freedom and comfort while home alone.Some people have had problems with their dogs escaping from the pen. I have not, yet. I let the dogs get comfortable with the pen for about a week before I tried to totally enclose them. They had the freedom to go in and out and I rewarded them with treats whenever they got in it. Since I use the pen indoors, I added an old comforter to the floor for added comfort and to make it harder for the dogs to get out. I think my dogs are enjoying it.
Overall, this product has been a blessing so far. I feel better that my dogs are more comfortable and I hope they're appreciating the added freedom as well. I look forward to using the pen when traveling and also using it outdoors.
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It looks like a great idea and indeed with the exception of the floor it is well designed and manufactured--nice thick materials, zippered roof and sides, and then a floor that velcros inside the pen with a minimum of poorly placed velcro strips. It didn't take my chihuahua long to find that and get out.They may as well have made this from wrapping paper. Without a floor that attaches securely, it is worthless for dogs--as anyone with half a brain would know. It is a shame the manufacturer got stupid when it came to the floor.
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This is a beautiful play pen, my puppy loved it, but when we confined her to it, she was able to break out in just a few seconds. The removable floor is a bad idea. The way it's attached to the pen is with short velcro strips placed about 15 inches apart or so. The space between is able to flap up and my puppy (a 4 month old Chihuahua) just scooted her way right out. I really wish they would rethink the removal bottom, there's no reason for it, honestly.Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Discount PoochieBells The Trusted Name in Dog Training Doorbells in Classic
I purchased this item just before obtaining a new puppy. We started him out early training him to ring the bells when he wanted/needed to go potty. In the beginning, we would shake the bells and say "outside" each time we took him out. At this point we were carrying him out because he was only 7 weeks old. Within a month, he was going out on a leash and he was beginning to touch the bells/ribbon with his nose when we would prompt him by say "outside". Then in just a couple of weeks, it just clicked and he began bumping the bells when he wanted to go outside without being prompted. We love it!
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Poochie Bells work, and they work fast! Before getting these bells, I had to watch for him to sit near the door to be let out. My puppy learned in a day. At first, I would jiggle the bells and say "Outside!" Now, when he wants to go, he rings the bells with his nose or paws, and I can walk over and open the door. It is that easy.Best Deals for PoochieBells The Trusted Name in Dog Training Doorbells in Classic
Did not buy to train our dogs, but works for our purposes...which was to let us know when some comes through the office door which is out of sight of our desks... several customers have remarked how cute it is...Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Zanies 13-Inch Latex Workin' Chicken Dog Toy, Baker Chick Review
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My dog loved this toy and played with it for an hour, but it quickly fell apart. I will look for a similar toy elsewhere.
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Zanies chickens are my dog's favorite toys because of the super loud squawking sounds they make. She adores this chicken, but we've had to buy a few of them because she eventually tears off the neck and takes the squeaker out.
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