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sugarmamma 03-20-2013 06:39 AM
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CouversMom 03-20-2013 02:56 PM
What a great product Karen! It totally makes sense... I love the pink that Sugar and Curri have :D

Britster 03-22-2013 12:44 PM
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What a great idea! I like to bring Jackson to my uncle's house, but his fenced in yard is that wrought iron type and he can squeeze through in certain parts of it (where storms have messed up the iron, and whatnot) so I'm always a nervous wreck watching him like a hawk when we visit.

In the summer, I leave Jackson's lifejacket on most of the day, and last summer, I left the lifejacket on while over at my uncles because it prevented him from slipping through any cracks. It's a similar concept... and the lifejacket is more "constricting" than these bumpers, but he has NO problem running at full-speed while wearing it, or jumping in the air to catch a ball. Doesn't bother him at all. And not to mention, a lifejacket by a pool is, again, another safety feature to prevent him from falling in and drowning (even though he is a great swimmer, you never know). I am ALL for letting a dog be a dog (as most of you know! Jackson is about as much 'dog' as you can get ;)) but safety is important too.

Hrossen11 03-22-2013 05:02 PM
This is great. When I bring teddy to my parents they have fence around their pool but teddy can slip between the fence. I fear him falling in the pool and drowning. This will be great ease to my mind when we visit

Samuelsmommie 03-23-2013 03:36 AM
What a wonderful idea!

sugarmamma 03-23-2013 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Britster (Post 4167501)
What a great idea! I like to bring Jackson to my uncle's house, but his fenced in yard is that wrought iron type and he can squeeze through in certain parts of it (where storms have messed up the iron, and whatnot) so I'm always a nervous wreck watching him like a hawk when we visit.

In the summer, I leave Jackson's lifejacket on most of the day, and last summer, I left the lifejacket on while over at my uncles because it prevented him from slipping through any cracks. It's a similar concept... and the lifejacket is more "constricting" than these bumpers, but he has NO problem running at full-speed while wearing it, or jumping in the air to catch a ball. Doesn't bother him at all. And not to mention, a lifejacket by a pool is, again, another safety feature to prevent him from falling in and drowning (even though he is a great swimmer, you never know). I am ALL for letting a dog be a dog (as most of you know! Jackson is about as much 'dog' as you can get ;)) but safety is important too.
I :love: :love: :love: this pic Brit :thumbup::thumbup:

I was staying at a friends house for the weekend, they live on a very busy street ~ so busy that they have gates at every single entrance to their home! They have a fully fenced in yard (perfect for their Boston Terrier) but that fence is no match for a tiny Yorkie!

With the Puppy Bumpers I was able to (almost) fully relax and let them roam and sniff all day long :thumbup:

SweetPea53 03-26-2013 02:07 PM
I soooooo totally love the concept of these...but I do have just one question....If this is meant to be worn with a collar....is it safe enough for a yorkie's delicate trachea, or could it be also used with a harness????

AllDogBoots 03-26-2013 04:10 PM
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I soooooo totally love the concept of these...but I do have just one question....If this is meant to be worn with a collar....is it safe enough for a yorkie's delicate trachea, or could it be also used with a harness????
It is meant to be worn with a collar but doesn't necessarily have to be. I don't use a collar on them with my dogs. Before I open the back door, I just slip them over their heads and let them run outside. It's a soft pillow, so I don't see how it could damage their trachea. You should be able to use it without a collar unless you have a very small Yorkie under 4 pounds. If that is the case, it may be too large to stay on your dog without adhering to a collar. If it's adhered to a collar I still don't see how it could cause trachea damage unless your dog gets its collar caught on something. It cannot be used with a harness as it slips over the neck.

Sharonmarlow 03-27-2013 12:55 PM
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I am so excited to announce this new product. :cheer: It really has nothing to do with dog boots but I absolutely could not resist this brilliant idea. I've been even using it for Cooper and Max!

We are now selling Puppy Bumpers safety collars to keep your dog safely where he or she needs to be. Puppy Bumpers Safety Collars in pink or blue polka dots are fun, stylish ways to safely prevent your little dog or puppy from accidentally slipping through fencing slats or under the fence, escaping through wider spaces, or squeezing through balcony rails. It is the perfect tool to keep your dog inside the fence without needing a wireless, invisible, or electric/electronic dog fence.

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What a great idea! It's super cute too!

Lil Sis 04-03-2013 05:39 AM
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I'd rather just fix the fence and watch my dog out playing than have him have to wear that. It doesn't look that comfortable and I would think it would restrict the freedom and fun. Imagine having to wear a big old thing around your neck like that when you are out having fun and just being a dog? I'd say fix the fence and let the dog play in the natural. And in warm climes, I would hate a dog to be stuck outside in something like that, collecting heat.

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Maybe you could use plexiglass along the fencing. If kept clean, it wouldn't really show and could allow your babies to play freely, without the need of yet more things people put on them. I do know that a dog will adjust and accept just about anything in the usual doggie spirit of compliance but also realize any animal is far less hampered, free and more natural sans accoutrements.

I, personaly, love the bumpers and I am placing my order for Remy, my grand-dogs Ace and Zoie. I really don't need them in my back yard but when I think of the stress I have when visiting/traveling ! I can not alter other peoples and hotels fences!!!

This is a great solution !!!!


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We have the same type of fence in our yard. We bought green vinyl-coated chicken wire to put on the bottom of our fence to keep our dogs safe. From the sidewalk or road, you can't even tell that the chicken wire is there!

Is there any kind of appeal process with your HOA board? I would think they would want your dog to be safe and would allow this modification to your fence.

Good luck with the move!
I live in a lake community and have the coated chicken wire you speak of. My Remy can get under the wire. I have to go out to check any "openings" every few days. Remy manages to find any weak spot and of course the little guy (Ace) follows. I plan on using the bumpers when doing yard work etc so I can take my eyes off them for a few seconds:)

Thanks Karen for introducing this product!

Starlette 04-03-2013 06:56 AM
I'll be getting this for Julie for sure!!! :):):) We have a very high deck that I'm so worried that she'd fall through and get killed. Awesome awesome!

Starlette

GAOMariposa 04-09-2013 05:21 PM
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Oh my goodness! Your little one looks like a little doll. So cute! ;)

Starlette 04-11-2013 06:54 AM
Just ordered one (pink) for Julie :)
This will come in VERY handy when we take her to the mountains.
QUESTION: Any issues with the stairs (outside)?

Starlette

AllDogBoots 04-11-2013 07:03 AM
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Just ordered one (pink) for Julie :)
This will come in VERY handy when we take her to the mountains.
QUESTION: Any issues with the stairs (outside)?

Starlette
Great! I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by stairs outside. :confused:

sugarmamma 04-11-2013 01:33 PM
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Just ordered one (pink) for Julie :)
This will come in VERY handy when we take her to the mountains.
QUESTION: Any issues with the stairs (outside)?

Starlette
Well....... MY little problem solver climbs her stairs BACKWARDS when she is wearing her bumper :sidesplt:

southernbelle04 04-15-2013 08:47 AM
What a neat idea! And cute too!

Starlette 04-15-2013 06:35 PM
@AllDogBoots
Provided you (or others) have a deck with stairs. Is the yorkie able to go up and down the stairs while using the bumper pad? Just a tad concerned that Julie could be going downstairs on our deck, miss her footing and tumble down the stairs because the bumper pad got in the way of her being able to measure distance.

Starlette

sugarmamma 04-16-2013 03:40 AM
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@AllDogBoots
Provided you (or others) have a deck with stairs. Is the yorkie able to go up and down the stairs while using the bumper pad? Just a tad concerned that Julie could be going downstairs on our deck, miss her footing and tumble down the stairs because the bumper pad got in the way of her being able to measure distance.

Starlette
My dogs are tiny but Curri (my smallest at 3.4 pounds) is able to use the stairs both forward and backwards :D:D She started using them backwards until she gained confidence and now goes both directions safely :thumbup:

But I would for sure monitor and limit stair usage until you see how Julie is able to handle it.

Starlette 04-16-2013 06:31 AM
I got my bumper pad yesterday. Excited to try it out on our deck as soon as the snow melts. This will greatly reduce my concerns for her being on the deck.

Thank you.

AllDogBoots 04-16-2013 03:26 PM
I am so sorry for my delayed response! I haven't been getting any email notifications. I agree with Lisa's advice. While I don't think stairs will be a problem, definitely monitor her at first to see how she handles the Puppy Bumpers. My dogs don't even realize they are wearing them.


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