I have an escape artist chihuahua that crawls through and/or under the rails of a wrought iron fence. Will this help?
1416544
If you have this on firm enough, I do not believe your dog could get out of this and as long as this is larger then the opening your precious one tries to or actually does escape from, this ought to work. Good luck!
180973
Mine has managed to escape out of it once when I first put it on him, think I may have had it a little loose. But I have also seen it stop him literally in mid air the next time he was spooked. Just depends on how tight you have it on him. The velcro is super strong.
1493214
It works but I think it would be a little to strong on a chihuahua since you can't dim the strength on the device.
1702696
If you had a morbidly obese Chihuahua it could be an aid to prohibiting his aimless wandering about the rear of your SUV but only if he frightened more easily than the average Chihuahua.
1317717
Yes. Mine works through metal, wood, cinder block. Wouldn't do without this. Also sent them to friends. I live in a ranch house. I have two at the REAR of my house. I put one on one side of the house and one on the other. If someone approaches, it gives the impression that the dog has moved from room to room. Also, be wise. Don't put this near a window such that someone could see it from outside.
1532139
I set my tunnel up in a hallway in the house. I put my dog in the bedroom at the entrance of the tunnel and called for her with a treat at the other end. she could not go around the tunnel, so had to come through. Worked very well. The tunnel come with stakes, so you might be able to shorten it, but it is so springy it might scare your puppy.
360413
Yes, it should work. You just need to remember not to allow any slack or they can slip out, but not so tight it chokes them. The only reason I use slip leads is because I have a chi mix who can slip a collar no matter how snug it is. For most of my dogs I don't need slip leads but for a couple of them, I do.
1299473
It might. It did not stop my dig from jumping the fence. But it did keep my cousins dog from wondering too far off on the beach.
128631
No,this is an application determent, it only works if the chew on the fence, and then if they can jump or scoot through it it will not work
625743
If it is an animal that pecks, then no, I dont believe this would work as a suitable barrier for that. //
467480
Yes, it completely covers the area the dog might try to "jump" through. It makes a very effective barrier. However, be warned - that any determined dog, small or large is going to be able to move it around - it's attached with bungy cords - probably need steel straps to keep a large dog from completely coming through if the dog is really determined. :-)
1987256
Yes. I actually bought mine for use on both me and my Chihuahua. There is some vibration and the noise frightens him, but your dog may be fine with it since he's bigger. It works really well.
1800983
I would say no. It didn't work for our 6 LB chihuahua because her back is too high. The tunnel is pretty clearly made for cats as they are more flexible in that area.
1918719
That's not gonna be a problem with this gate. Your Chihuahua will never jump over this gate. You can rest assured.
1938823
I have a 6 1/2 pound long haired Chihuahua and he can barely get through. You may need to secure the bottom though. The bars are about 3" apart.
1818660
The holes are probably big enough for a small chihuahua to find a way through. I have large dogs and this works great for me.
1247230
The collar that came with the underground fence system would not keep our 80 pound boxer inside, but with the super collar, she stays put. It should do the trick for you. Hope so. Good luck!