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ihad purchased a bag of these earlier and my dog loves them because they are large i use them for a special treat when i ask her if she wants a special treat she goes to where i keep them they smell more like a spice cookie than peanut butter and her golden retriever nose can spot them 2 rooms away
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Sunday, October 12, 2014
Discount Pumpkin Crunchers Dog Treat Peanut Butter 14oz
I originally bought a bag of these at pet store, it was a classic "impulse buy". I have 1 dog that has never met a treat she doesn't like, & an older male Lab mix who will suddenly decide he doesn't like a treat. It's been 5 months since my original purchase, & he still gets up to get these treats, all the flavors. I will be ordering another 3 bags from Amazon this week
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.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Buy Black 5/8"" Small Deluxe Step In Dog Harness
I really like this halter. i have a lhasa poo and the halter works great when we go for walks by preventing pulling on his neck. It is easy on and off and a great price. I previously bought a puppia for twice the price and the buckle broke after a few weeks.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Reviews of Multipet Look Who's Talking Monkey Dog Toy
My small (24 pound) dog loves these talking animals. I've bought him each one of them. He carries them around the house with him, sleeps with them in his dog bed, amuses himself with them, and makes them talk sometimes for ten minutes in a row. He does eventually destroy most of them, pulling the ears off the parrot, destroying the sound mechanism inside, ripping some of them apart. They last him one to several months. His favorite of them all seems to have been the pup from Multipet not pretty much destroyed after three weeks. They are his pets. But this monkey, though it's absolutely adorable, more adorable than the chimp, has the most annoying screeching sound I've ever heard. I haven't given it to him because I don't want to hear that awful screech all day. Something to be concerned about. The sounds the other Multipets make are tolerable, or even cute. Nothing cute about the screeching monkey sounds.
That said, she still has fun with it and enjoys the sound when I squeeze it for her...if you have a medium or large dog they'll LOVE it.
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I purchased this toy for my 2 poodles, 1 of which is blind. They are both fighting over them even though I purchased 6 of them. They don't leave them alone for a minute. They even go to bed with them at night so they can drive mummy crazy.....Best Deals for Multipet Look Who's Talking Monkey Dog Toy
My dog has a monkey toy she shakes and it makes a monkey sound so I thought ordering some of these would be the same brand...they are her favorite. Unfortunately, these won't make a sound unless she squeezes them in the middle and for a smaller dog that's pretty hard to do. She gets her fun by me squeezing it as we play fetch but she still tries to shake it to get it to make a sound which I prefer as that was easier for her in the other brand (which I have no clue what brand it was so I cant recommend it; something I found at Wal-Mart that is no longer there.)That said, she still has fun with it and enjoys the sound when I squeeze it for her...if you have a medium or large dog they'll LOVE it.
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Purchased this toy for a litter of dachshund puppies....puppies didn't care for it just weren't interested in the screaming...and it is LOUD! However, adult dachshunds love it and hide it from us so they can make it scream in the middle of the night, which is a real heart-stopper, by the way.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Multipet Look Who's Talking Monkey Dog Toy
jj is a dog. pitbull mix, with a good set of choppers who loves the monkey noise it makes, but refuses to chew it to shreds. still making noise after a long period of time.Sunday, August 10, 2014
iRobot Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot for Pets Reviews
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program We have had pretty much every generation of Roomba since they first came out. In my opinion, the 500 series that came out a few years ago was a dramatic improvement over all the previous generations, and was the first model that had a modular design that allowed for easy cleaning, servicing, and parts replacement of the robot. Its ease of use and performance was a tremendous improvement over the Discovery and other series of Roombas.
Not long ago, Roomba made the AeroVac available as an accessory on the 500 series and came out with a new improved brush system on the 700 series. I bought an AeroVac for my 560 and found the improvement to be remarkable. The improved brush system was not available as an accessory (as far as know), so I wasn't able to experience that improvement until now.
The 600 series (including the one on this page), takes the incredible performance of the 500 series and adds the AeroVac and the new brush system. Both are a huge improvement, especially the new brush system. Between long human hair and pet fur, we used to have a terrible time cleaning the brushes on our 500 series Roomba. That huge issue has pretty much gone away.
Roomba is NOW truly the time saver that it was always supposed to be. The 500 series, especially without the AeroVac, sometimes had so much hair and fur tangled in the brushes that I often wondered if the time and effort removing it was better or worse than just using a traditional vacuum and not having to deal with Roomba's brushes. With that problem solved, there is no longer a downside to Roomba.
I highly recommend you invest in this robot. The time you save because of it will certainly warrant its cost.
You may notice that I have posted this review both on the Model 650 and the Model 630 pages. This is because I was provided both Roombas from the Vine program, and have found them to be identical except for the fact that the 650 can be scheduled to run automatically, 7 times a week, and the 630 cannot. That is the only difference between the two models.
A couple of tips:
Vacuum one time yourself before setting this thing loose-it makes a world of difference in the performance.
Pick up blankets and things that you would normally get off the floor to vacuum.
Confine it it to 2 or 3 rooms at a time.
Make sure you clean the bin and rollers after each run.
Run it as often as possible-schedule it for every day.
Clean it once a month by blowing everything out an air compressor.
Kick back with cold one and enjoy your new found free time...
Update 7/2013-Still running Rico every day except on the weekend, battery life is still good. The vacuum is still cleaning very well, I replaced the side brush once and I swap the filter while I'm cleaning the other one. I don't clean it as often but at least 2 times a week, I do empty the bin and shake out the filter after every run. I'm still very pleased with the peformance. I'm still amazed at how much dust this thing collects. We've had a baby since the first review and I'm very happy that the floor he crawls around on is vacuumed every day-gives me great piece of mind since everything he picks up goes straight to his mouth.
We love Roomba! Here is my video review to show you some basics on how Roomba works. I could have gone on and on about how wonderful this product is, but I only get to upload a 10 minute maximum video here, so pardon the editing. All the most important bits that I really wanted to share are here, however. I also compared a bit between this 650 model and the 770 model we've had for much longer.
Feel free to post your questions in the comments section on this review, I'm happy to try and answer any questions you might have! Thanks for watching.
THE PLAN
The plan is to run it during the day upstairs and to run it at night downstairs. The first problem we noted is that the schedule only seems to allow one time per day. This is ok since we have to carry it upstairs for the day runs. So, we just start it as we live in the morning. When we return, we put on the charger and let it clean at 2AM downstairs.
OBSERVATIONS
The upstairs (approx. 1000 sqft) is a combination of wood floors, tile in the bathrooms, scatter rugs (bath style and oriental). Roomba did a good job covering an awkward area. We captured a full bin of hair from the dogs. The only problem is that it got caught in the toilet area after it managed to close the door on itself. It found out that it was too short to reach the handle to reopen the door. Roomba was able to clean under the bed and sofa. However, it was unable to get under the night stands and dressers. This was unfortunate because the floor and fur is still very visible. (We will have to consider replacing the furniture that we bought a month ago. I can see it is going to be a pain to clean under whether we have Roomba or not).
The downstairs (approx. 800 sqft) is all tile with scatter rugs (bath, entry and orientals). Roomba was able to get under the counters in the kitchen, under the sofa, the dining room chairs. Once again we captured a full bin of fur. Downstairs we had a few problems. Roomba managed to catch itself on a rug. Roomba announced that it needed help. It was also able to move a very light side table and an empty plastic dog dish. The bin was full of fur and even captured some large dog food nuggets. Roomba was also able to maneuver through electrical cords. We did absolutely no preparations before starting Roomba.
LIMITATIONS
Roomba does not do windows, stairs and areas that are shorter than itself.
INITIAL CONCLUSIONS
We are pleased so far. The machine does a good job collecting fur in open areas and low areas that are taller than Roomba. We will have to consider how to handle the light furniture and lighter carpets. We will also have to determine how to ensure that open doors stay open if we want it to roam unrestricted.
If you are a micro manager, you will have problems with how Roomba gets the job done. If you are results driven manager, you will find that the Roomba does a good job. It gets where it is designed to get, and it does a thorough job. Roomba does its job. Don't worry about how it does it.
ONE WEEK CONCLUSIONS (11/23/2012)
Roomba has been busy. We run it about 8 hours per day. We collect 4 full bins of fur every day! Neither my wife nor I imagined how much fur our dogs generated. We just moved from a home that was primarily carpeted to hard surfaces. It is not like they are big dogs. We regularly strip our dogs (pull fur with a comb). We are more than both pleased by the purchase. Even if we had a maid, we would still run Roomba regularly. I don't think a daily maid service could keep up with Roomba's vacuuming or our dogs fur production. It (or perhaps I should say we) does occasionally make a mistake. It has eaten two usb cords and a couple of loose threads on some oriental carpets.
THIRD MONTH CONCLUSIONS (2/15/2013)
Roomba has not been needed as much. I would guess he gets about three hours of work a day. Once a day downstairs and twice a day upstairs. My wife and I agree that it has been a good purchase. Two unexpected consequences: our HVAC filters stay clean much longer and dusting need not happen as frequently. Roomba looks a little battle worn with superficial scrapes. However, the battery is still going strong. We spend almost no maintenance time. Every time we move Roomba, we empty the bin. We have had to do some major maintenance (more than five minutes) a couple of times. Long hair seems to collect and requires a careful unwinding. (We are all short haired except my daughter who visited at Christmas). The filter requires a little cleaning for optimal efficiency. Sometimes Roomba decides to complete the job under the bed or under a sofa. So, I have to call her. She is about as good as our deaf dog about coming when called. If we confined her to a single room, she would be much easier to find. She is infatuated with bathrooms. She still forgets that she can not reach the handle to open the door after she closes it. We try to remember to close the bathrooms before she begins her work.
FOURTH MONTH Conclusions (3/6/2013)
Roomba has taken a beating over these four months. She has lots of scratches. We have lost our edge second whisker. I bought one of the replacement packs with filters, brushes, rollers. The battery is still going strong. Roomba is getting a little senile. She'll drop her dust bin and keep going. So, she is just sweeping around dust. I think we need to do a thorough cleaning to make sure the latches catch properly. We are still very happy, and our house stays much cleaner.
NINTH MONTH Conclusions (7/31/2013)
Should Roomba die after the end of the warranty period, we would buy one again. I would be disappointed, but we could not live without it. If anything it is more important than ever, one of our dogs has Cushings and loses fur by the handful.
Set up is easy, and once it charges, you're good to go. You can set a timer to clean whenever you want every day, but it only has one timer, so if you want multiple cleanings a day, you have to manually push the "Clean" button on the unit and then it will go through its entire cleaning cycle and return to the base for charging.
We set the unit to clean at midnight, that way no one would be in the way, but it was SO loud-I was expecting it to be quieter than a normal vacuum since it is smaller, but it is not. We also had a problem with it getting stuck under our table and chairs, it died and the next morning we had to manually carry it back to the dock. That's when we decided to set up the electronic barrier. The barrier takes 2 "C" batteries and you simply place it some place you do not want the iRobot to pass, once we didn't allow it to go into the dining room, it had no problem finding its way back to the base. It was, however, disappointing that we can't use it to vacuum under the table, especially since that's one of the places that is a big pain to sweep!
I was also disappointed with the size of room it is able to do in one cleaning cycle. We have a 1000 sq foot main floor (with a staircase in the middle of the house, so the vacuum has to navigate around that). We have found that it gets too far away from the base (even with placing the base in multiple different central locations)and then dies before it can find its way back to the charging base. We have ended up having to use the barrier to block it off in only our living room (which is about 12X14). It does clean that area well, but every time we try to let it do main floor, it dies on the opposite side of the stair case and doesn't finish the job/return the base for charging.
Overall, it's not really worth the $400-especially considering the average vacuum runs you about $200. Also, it really can only be set to do one room at a time and you have to wait for it to recharge and then manually pick up the unit and place it in the other rooms.
Below I've outlined the basic Pros and Cons I've found in using this vacuum:
PROs:
-It has a timer so it will clean at the same time every day
-It returns to base to recharge after every cleaning
-It sucks up most dirt, pet hair, and crumbs
-You can set a barrier so it will stay in certain areas of the house
-It's easy to empty
-It goes over thresholds (from wood to carpet, tile, etc) with no problems
-It cleans VERY well on carpet
CONs:
-It's loud, so if you set it to clean at night it will wake you up
-You CANNOT use this in a room with a dining table and chairs-it gets confused under the legs of all the chairs, gets stuck and then the battery dies before it can find its way out (this happened every time we tried to let it vacuum the dining room of our house)
-It doesn't pick up fine debris (IE sand, powder, etc.) in the SEAMS/CRACKS of our wood floors
Not long ago, Roomba made the AeroVac available as an accessory on the 500 series and came out with a new improved brush system on the 700 series. I bought an AeroVac for my 560 and found the improvement to be remarkable. The improved brush system was not available as an accessory (as far as know), so I wasn't able to experience that improvement until now.
The 600 series (including the one on this page), takes the incredible performance of the 500 series and adds the AeroVac and the new brush system. Both are a huge improvement, especially the new brush system. Between long human hair and pet fur, we used to have a terrible time cleaning the brushes on our 500 series Roomba. That huge issue has pretty much gone away.
Roomba is NOW truly the time saver that it was always supposed to be. The 500 series, especially without the AeroVac, sometimes had so much hair and fur tangled in the brushes that I often wondered if the time and effort removing it was better or worse than just using a traditional vacuum and not having to deal with Roomba's brushes. With that problem solved, there is no longer a downside to Roomba.
I highly recommend you invest in this robot. The time you save because of it will certainly warrant its cost.
You may notice that I have posted this review both on the Model 650 and the Model 630 pages. This is because I was provided both Roombas from the Vine program, and have found them to be identical except for the fact that the 650 can be scheduled to run automatically, 7 times a week, and the 630 cannot. That is the only difference between the two models.
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I don't have to vacuum anymore and my floors have never been so clean. I scheduled it to run every day. It is amazing how much dust and other debris this thing picks up. All it takes is a 5 minute clean up of the Roomba each day-dump the bin, shake out the filter and clean the 2 rollers. It runs just over an hour before going back to base to charge. I have a large house, I run it in the main living area each day, and I move it manually to other parts of my house about 2x a month. My father bought one instanty after seeing how well mine cleaned-he is very critical of everything, but has no complaints about his 650. My 3 year old daughter & I named it Rico-she loves watching daddy's "robot" run around the house. It is much quieter than a conventional vacuum-I can watch TV while it runs, but I schedule it to run after I leave in the morning.A couple of tips:
Vacuum one time yourself before setting this thing loose-it makes a world of difference in the performance.
Pick up blankets and things that you would normally get off the floor to vacuum.
Confine it it to 2 or 3 rooms at a time.
Make sure you clean the bin and rollers after each run.
Run it as often as possible-schedule it for every day.
Clean it once a month by blowing everything out an air compressor.
Kick back with cold one and enjoy your new found free time...
Update 7/2013-Still running Rico every day except on the weekend, battery life is still good. The vacuum is still cleaning very well, I replaced the side brush once and I swap the filter while I'm cleaning the other one. I don't clean it as often but at least 2 times a week, I do empty the bin and shake out the filter after every run. I'm still very pleased with the peformance. I'm still amazed at how much dust this thing collects. We've had a baby since the first review and I'm very happy that the floor he crawls around on is vacuumed every day-gives me great piece of mind since everything he picks up goes straight to his mouth.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine ProgramWe love Roomba! Here is my video review to show you some basics on how Roomba works. I could have gone on and on about how wonderful this product is, but I only get to upload a 10 minute maximum video here, so pardon the editing. All the most important bits that I really wanted to share are here, however. I also compared a bit between this 650 model and the 770 model we've had for much longer.
Feel free to post your questions in the comments section on this review, I'm happy to try and answer any questions you might have! Thanks for watching.
Honest reviews on iRobot Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot for Pets
We just got our iRobot Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot for Pets. It was simple to setup and charged in about two hours. We have run it once downstairs and upstairs.THE PLAN
The plan is to run it during the day upstairs and to run it at night downstairs. The first problem we noted is that the schedule only seems to allow one time per day. This is ok since we have to carry it upstairs for the day runs. So, we just start it as we live in the morning. When we return, we put on the charger and let it clean at 2AM downstairs.
OBSERVATIONS
The upstairs (approx. 1000 sqft) is a combination of wood floors, tile in the bathrooms, scatter rugs (bath style and oriental). Roomba did a good job covering an awkward area. We captured a full bin of hair from the dogs. The only problem is that it got caught in the toilet area after it managed to close the door on itself. It found out that it was too short to reach the handle to reopen the door. Roomba was able to clean under the bed and sofa. However, it was unable to get under the night stands and dressers. This was unfortunate because the floor and fur is still very visible. (We will have to consider replacing the furniture that we bought a month ago. I can see it is going to be a pain to clean under whether we have Roomba or not).
The downstairs (approx. 800 sqft) is all tile with scatter rugs (bath, entry and orientals). Roomba was able to get under the counters in the kitchen, under the sofa, the dining room chairs. Once again we captured a full bin of fur. Downstairs we had a few problems. Roomba managed to catch itself on a rug. Roomba announced that it needed help. It was also able to move a very light side table and an empty plastic dog dish. The bin was full of fur and even captured some large dog food nuggets. Roomba was also able to maneuver through electrical cords. We did absolutely no preparations before starting Roomba.
LIMITATIONS
Roomba does not do windows, stairs and areas that are shorter than itself.
INITIAL CONCLUSIONS
We are pleased so far. The machine does a good job collecting fur in open areas and low areas that are taller than Roomba. We will have to consider how to handle the light furniture and lighter carpets. We will also have to determine how to ensure that open doors stay open if we want it to roam unrestricted.
If you are a micro manager, you will have problems with how Roomba gets the job done. If you are results driven manager, you will find that the Roomba does a good job. It gets where it is designed to get, and it does a thorough job. Roomba does its job. Don't worry about how it does it.
ONE WEEK CONCLUSIONS (11/23/2012)
Roomba has been busy. We run it about 8 hours per day. We collect 4 full bins of fur every day! Neither my wife nor I imagined how much fur our dogs generated. We just moved from a home that was primarily carpeted to hard surfaces. It is not like they are big dogs. We regularly strip our dogs (pull fur with a comb). We are more than both pleased by the purchase. Even if we had a maid, we would still run Roomba regularly. I don't think a daily maid service could keep up with Roomba's vacuuming or our dogs fur production. It (or perhaps I should say we) does occasionally make a mistake. It has eaten two usb cords and a couple of loose threads on some oriental carpets.
THIRD MONTH CONCLUSIONS (2/15/2013)
Roomba has not been needed as much. I would guess he gets about three hours of work a day. Once a day downstairs and twice a day upstairs. My wife and I agree that it has been a good purchase. Two unexpected consequences: our HVAC filters stay clean much longer and dusting need not happen as frequently. Roomba looks a little battle worn with superficial scrapes. However, the battery is still going strong. We spend almost no maintenance time. Every time we move Roomba, we empty the bin. We have had to do some major maintenance (more than five minutes) a couple of times. Long hair seems to collect and requires a careful unwinding. (We are all short haired except my daughter who visited at Christmas). The filter requires a little cleaning for optimal efficiency. Sometimes Roomba decides to complete the job under the bed or under a sofa. So, I have to call her. She is about as good as our deaf dog about coming when called. If we confined her to a single room, she would be much easier to find. She is infatuated with bathrooms. She still forgets that she can not reach the handle to open the door after she closes it. We try to remember to close the bathrooms before she begins her work.
FOURTH MONTH Conclusions (3/6/2013)
Roomba has taken a beating over these four months. She has lots of scratches. We have lost our edge second whisker. I bought one of the replacement packs with filters, brushes, rollers. The battery is still going strong. Roomba is getting a little senile. She'll drop her dust bin and keep going. So, she is just sweeping around dust. I think we need to do a thorough cleaning to make sure the latches catch properly. We are still very happy, and our house stays much cleaner.
NINTH MONTH Conclusions (7/31/2013)
Should Roomba die after the end of the warranty period, we would buy one again. I would be disappointed, but we could not live without it. If anything it is more important than ever, one of our dogs has Cushings and loses fur by the handful.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I have been wanting one of these for a long and time, that coupled with the pricey $400 cost, I had VERY high expectations. I must say I am a little disappointed. I have 2 young kids and 2 short haired dogs, so there is never a shortage of crumbs or dog hair, and I was getting so tired of sweeping 3-4 times a day, so this seemed like it could be my new best friend (we even named it "Rosie" like the domestic helper in the Jetsons cartoon!).Set up is easy, and once it charges, you're good to go. You can set a timer to clean whenever you want every day, but it only has one timer, so if you want multiple cleanings a day, you have to manually push the "Clean" button on the unit and then it will go through its entire cleaning cycle and return to the base for charging.
We set the unit to clean at midnight, that way no one would be in the way, but it was SO loud-I was expecting it to be quieter than a normal vacuum since it is smaller, but it is not. We also had a problem with it getting stuck under our table and chairs, it died and the next morning we had to manually carry it back to the dock. That's when we decided to set up the electronic barrier. The barrier takes 2 "C" batteries and you simply place it some place you do not want the iRobot to pass, once we didn't allow it to go into the dining room, it had no problem finding its way back to the base. It was, however, disappointing that we can't use it to vacuum under the table, especially since that's one of the places that is a big pain to sweep!
I was also disappointed with the size of room it is able to do in one cleaning cycle. We have a 1000 sq foot main floor (with a staircase in the middle of the house, so the vacuum has to navigate around that). We have found that it gets too far away from the base (even with placing the base in multiple different central locations)and then dies before it can find its way back to the charging base. We have ended up having to use the barrier to block it off in only our living room (which is about 12X14). It does clean that area well, but every time we try to let it do main floor, it dies on the opposite side of the stair case and doesn't finish the job/return the base for charging.
Overall, it's not really worth the $400-especially considering the average vacuum runs you about $200. Also, it really can only be set to do one room at a time and you have to wait for it to recharge and then manually pick up the unit and place it in the other rooms.
Below I've outlined the basic Pros and Cons I've found in using this vacuum:
PROs:
-It has a timer so it will clean at the same time every day
-It returns to base to recharge after every cleaning
-It sucks up most dirt, pet hair, and crumbs
-You can set a barrier so it will stay in certain areas of the house
-It's easy to empty
-It goes over thresholds (from wood to carpet, tile, etc) with no problems
-It cleans VERY well on carpet
CONs:
-It's loud, so if you set it to clean at night it will wake you up
-You CANNOT use this in a room with a dining table and chairs-it gets confused under the legs of all the chairs, gets stuck and then the battery dies before it can find its way out (this happened every time we tried to let it vacuum the dining room of our house)
-It doesn't pick up fine debris (IE sand, powder, etc.) in the SEAMS/CRACKS of our wood floors
Thursday, July 3, 2014
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List Price: $29.99
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For most dogs, you will need to train your dog to stay in the sling. Those who complain that the dogs might jump out...of course they will at first, until they feel SAFE in the sling!
Now my girl, for whatever reason, the MOMENT I put it on she got excited. I picked her up, put her in it and she settled RIGHT into it and was happy as a clam! She weighs about 5.5 pounds and is a chihuahua/chinese crested/naked mole rat/muppet mix. (In other words...we have no idea. For all we know, she may be a cute exotic rat.) Now when she sees it, she gets SO excited. I put it on, bend over, she turns around and backs her little hiney right into it and makes herself comfortable. Keeps her from being underfoot in the morning. Actually the main reason I got it was for dog parks (the big dogs like to play longer than she does, and it keeps her close so we don't have to watch her AND them). One morning I nearly stepped on her for the 456,039,291.5th time and I grabbed the sling. That was all she wrote! Now every morning I get dressed, pop on the sling, do my makeup, hair, make my coffee (she doesn't shed, being part muppet), I could probably even cook breakfast but some might frown on that.
Most dogs will need to get used to it.
I really should post a video review, it is very cute. She is very cute. She even won me $2000 on America's Funniest Videos. Of course most of that will be used for more dog stuff.
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Oh my gosh! The first time I put my 5 lb toy poodle in this she was a little skeptical. I walked around the house for a minute and then took her out. A little later I brought it out again and she came running over & wanted in it. A few days later when I brought it out again she started jumping up and down in excitement because she wanted in. When I take her out she's usually on a leash. I use this sling if I go to a gardening center or hardware store. They probably wouldn't let you come in with a dog on a leash, but in this little pouch they didn't say a word. We both love it!By the way, the sling was too long for me (I'm 5'3") and my dog was bouncing off my thigh when I walked, so I took it into the cleaners/tailor to have it shortened a few inches.
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My doggy is small he is a 5lbs chihuahua and this sling works perfectly! I assume because my puppy is small. This is not a rugged everyday sling but rather something you use ocassionally like if you want something cute to show him/ her off. Its super cute and soft. I really like it and it is inexpensive. It is quite long though for those who are over 5'5" perhaps it's ok but I am 5'5" and it doesn't sit on my hip so I have to I tie it up a little. Hope this is helpful.Honest reviews on Reversible Sling Pet Carrier
I purchased this carrier after much internet searches. It meets every expectation and then some. My little yorkie gets so excited when she sees me reach for the carrier. Launders wonderful also.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Reversible Sling Pet Carrier
Haven't really USED this yet but decided to keep it anyway. It really is made for a very,very small dog. My Yorkie is 6 lbs. and JUST fits and stays in it. Walked to mailbox and back and he was OK with it. Wouldn't trust it with anything bigger. It is nice material and seems to be well made and it is comfortable. No security for you dog....so if you have anything over 5/6 lbs I wouldn't recommend it.Thursday, June 26, 2014
Cheap UGroom Microfiber Pet Drying Gloves, Blue, 2-Pack
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Got it for our big GoldenDoodle works well and he loved being rubbed my mom's hands all over. Tried these on myself too and good way to take out the dripping before exiting the shower.
Monday, May 26, 2014
Discount Cute Soft Sponge Strawberry Small Cotton Pet Cat Dog House Bed Warm
Great little bed/ house for my yorkie . It's so cute and and well made! My yorkie loves it! Can't wait to tell my friends.
Happy with everything it look just like the picture my girlfriend is happy to
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It look good we got everything on timeHappy with everything it look just like the picture my girlfriend is happy to
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Calming Aid for Dogs (100% Natural) by Findley Reed - 90 Tablets Reviews
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The tablets themselves seem to work as well as other products I have used in the past. My complaint is that like a bag of chips, these things come in a huge, half empty bottle, and in my case they did not come with any protective cotton-ish stuffing in the bottle like you would normally find in pharmaceuticals. Consequently, about a third of the pills were smashed to powder by the time they had made it through shipping.
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I have a 75 pound Lab. and she is deathly afraid of thunder and lighting , we found her about three years ago and she was then 43 pounds I have tried other products but stopped when she became not her self. I don't believe in giving animals drugs and this product fits the bill perfectly.Best Deals for Calming Aid for Dogs (100% Natural) by Findley Reed - 90 Tablets
I have an elderly lab mix with dementia and this product seems to keep her relaxed and less fearful of thunderstorms and being left alone. The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is the crumbling and breaking of the tablets. I would like more information on long-term use.Honest reviews on Calming Aid for Dogs (100% Natural) by Findley Reed - 90 Tablets
My puppy wasn't sleeping well, with the tabs, she settles in for the night. We both got a good night.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Calming Aid for Dogs (100% Natural) by Findley Reed - 90 Tablets
I gave my dog only one when she was suppose to take two but one did the job! So just start out at one and see if your dog requires more!Sunday, December 15, 2013
Best Zanies Polyester Tug-n-Squeak Buddy Dog Toy, Brown Dog, 20-Inch Deals
I bought this for my Pug, because he loves squeakers. This toy fast became his favorite. He drags it everywhere, and sleeps with it every night. When my sister's Pug had a birthday recently, I quickly ordered the same toy. I am told that this toy also became his favorite. With six squeakers, you can't lose. It is very durable, as Petey drags it everywhere. I highly recommend it!
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