Jasonwell Foldable Dog Pet Bath Pool Collapsible Dog Pet Pool Bathing Tub Kiddie Pool for Dogs Cats and Kids
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Unfortunately, the pool does not include a dog.
Greetings, Mastiff Owners! My 150 pound Cane Corso can get in and lay in it because I bought the largest size XXL. The drain is amazing, and he loves it! To drain and clean it, it is VERY HEAVY to handle. That's the only problem I've encountered; I clean it and hang it to dry on the lawn furniture. AN AMAZING PRODUCT! Walls will crumble until there is a puddle at the bottom, but GREAT PRODUCT! MASTIFF IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE!
I've had mine up for three days, but I purchased a cover to keep bugs and leaves out. It's a must-have, especially considering the price tag of $10. I have Pugs as well, but they aren't giant dogs that run through the grass and mud.
Seller- A hose adaptor is that component. Are you able to provide a for the replacement plug?
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A review is something I almost never do. But I believe it is necessary in this case. It is a huge hit with my older son. I went with the largest size just to make sure he had enough room to move around. My 15-year-old dog weighs 110 pounds. It's easy for him to get in, which has been a problem in the past with the larger hard plastic blue pools from Walmart because of his age, making it difficult to step over the pool edge, but he had no trouble with this one. He did it, perhaps because the prospect of a new pool enticed him. This was set up for me by my 9-year-old nephew, so it was simple to do. It came in a plastic bag (like a comforter) and was quite heavy. It's sturdy, not flimsy as some of the reviews I've read suggested, which is why I was hesitant to purchase. I'm glad I took the plunge and bought it. I'd buy it a hundred times more if I could! I would strongly suggest it.
and me! 4/12/20 UPDATE – I now have THREE of these dog pools to my credit. For our backyard frogs who wouldn't stay out of the big pools, I have an XXL (photos of the brown 60 pound dog and black 40 pound dog), XL (photos of the merle coated 80 pound dog), and S pool. Yes, I purchased a swimming pool for the frogs. This is how incredible these pools are! Last summer, we used the XXL and XL pools every day (changing the water twice a week), and all three dogs used them on a daily basis. There have been no punctures or other problems with these pools, despite the fact that my dogs can be quite rough. The XXL pool was used without issue for both the 2018 and 2019 summers, and it is literally my dogs' favorite part of the summer. They're invading them and I'm having a hard time keeping them out! They immediately jump in after we return from our walk. br>br>5/22/19 UPDATE - Last summer, after using the dog pool for a week, I wrote the review below. Throughout the summer, it held up well. There are no rips or holes in the material. When we bring it out and begin filling it up, the dogs are ecstatic. We've since added another dog to our pack, and we'll be investing in another of these pools! ORIGINAL REVIEW 7/2018 - ORIGINAL REVIEW ORIGINAL REVIEW ORIGINAL REVIEW ORIGINAL REVIEW ORIGINAL REVIEW ORIGIN This dog pool has made me very happy! I went with the XXL size to accommodate my two dogs (60 lbs and 40 lbs), as well as myself! Even with me sitting in the pool, the dogs have plenty of room to splash around and lay down. I was worried that the pool's patch would rip easily, but it appears to be very durable. My 60-pound dog notices a lighter blue line around the pool's inside bottom edge and continues to "dig" at it, but he hasn't ripped it yet. It's been 90 degrees here for the past week, and we've spent every day in the pool. It's a fantastic way to keep the dogs cool in the summer!.
The difficulty I had with this one was estimating the pool's size. If you read some of my other reviews, you'll notice that I have a hard time judging size, and size does matter. when buying a pool for your dog I pulled out a tape measure and tried to picture the pool in my living room. I got the puppy and put her in the middle of my fictitious swimming pool. I needed to make a decision in a split second. If you want to get a 3-star rating, you should try to get one. month- 5 seconds of stillness for a five-year-old puppy br>br>As a result - Here's a video of our 25-pound Sheprador (what a cool breed name) in the "Large" (48-inch) version of this pool. D x 11. 8inch. H, Blue). I believe I got the size right; the next size up didn't seem worth the money. Maybe I should just use my real pool at the XXL size. It is made of a fairly durable material. br>br> Unless your dog has razor-sharp nails, I don't think the dog will puncture the bottom. My puppy has razer teeth, but I only refer to them as razer nails when I'm trying to cut them and the back ones slash my arm. However, I would not recommend allowing your dog to "dig" at the bottom. In the video, you can see how strong the side walls are. br>br>There was one thing I didn't realize. The clog is massive. The pool is well-made, but draining it completely takes time. As the water flows over the walls and onto the ground, I find myself raising the pool's side and creating a tidal wave effect. The dog enjoys starting the day by trying to drink from the rushing water. br>br>To summarize, this is a good product; my only criticism is that the packaging is a little flimsy. The carrying case they give you will most likely be useless. I have not attempted to return it to its small carrying case. It's quite thin, and packing it in will necessitate some puzzle solving. Before I took it out, I should have photographed it. br>br>Attention: br>br>Disclaimer: I'm not sure if "Sherprador" is a real breed name, but it's what came up when I searched for a German Shepard and Labrador mix, and it's so cool that I had to use it.
It is a hit with the dog! br>I had a lot of trouble deciding on a size. We wanted the dog to have a good time, but we also wanted it to be simple to give him a bath without having to get in. So we went with the Large size, which I'm glad we did because it takes a lot of water to fill it up, and I don't keep the water in it. As a result, I don't want to waste a lot of water whenever the dog wants to play. It appears to be quite long-lasting. His nails are as sharp as weapons, but the pool is undamaged. I'm glad we got it, and the dog seemed to enjoy it as well. He'd play, then sprint around the yard and back into the pool for two big victory sprints.
We grew tired of the blow-up pool because we couldn't store it while it was inflated, and we despised the time it took to inflate and deflate it every time we wanted the girls to use it. This pool is ideal for our requirements. On a hot day, it's the ideal size for our kids to cool off. It's incredibly simple to set up, dismantle, and store! It even has a carrying case made of plastic. I'm looking forward to taking it to the beach this summer with us, as well as using it on our porch. Traveling with this bag is a breeze! I recommend it to anyone with young children.
My senior Golden Retriever, weighing in at 98 pounds, is ecstatic about his new pool! When we filled it with water and toys for the first time, it was the best day he'd had in months! Large is an appropriate size for a large dog. If you want to throw a pool party for your dogs, get the XL.
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