Would our large hyper German Shepherd be able to knock this over and spill it? He "destroys" everything.
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He may be able to knock it over however I don't think it would spill. Love mine
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What I did was bolt mines down with L brackets from Lowes but it should hold up with out doing that also
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Yes he probably would it is heavy with food in it but not when it's empty. I don't think he would destroy it though. Just knock it over. I have mine against a wall.
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I have 2 Australian Shepherds with the largest of the 2 begin very active. Our feeder has never been knocked over in the year we have owned it. It works very well for our dogs.
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I have a German Shepard 10 month old and he chewed off the top with in a matter of weeks. We only leave it out when were gone. Not a good toy for large breed/destroyers!!!!!
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My suggestion is to try another garbage can. Held by lite weight magnets, the compaction device will fall into the garbage can if you so much as lightly bump into it. Your German Shepherd will find it extremely easy to gain access to the interior of the can.
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The TK10 weighs about 20 pound empty so only a large dog could topple it. (If trash inside even harder). Of course it is stainless steel so it could then dent. The lid cannot fall off as it is attached by a hinge. It could come part way open depending on the angle it falls at. I suggest you place it in a corner so harder to knock over.
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Probably not. The base is plastic, and I'd guess a big bird like a gull will break it.
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No. It's a solid rubber ball. Pretty beefy too. It is one of only two toys my German Shepherd has not been able to destroy.
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My 20 pound corgi puppy pushes the large cube around with his nose and paws. He absolutely loves it. I wouldn't worry about injuries unless you were leaving your dog to play with this toy with no supervision for extended periods. If the center core pops out (which seems to happen more with the small cubes) and your dogs chews on that core, it will get jagged. In that case, it is more likely to cause a laceration than crack a tooth. My dog plays with the large cube daily in a gated area that I can supervise. And as soon as I notice that the core is falling out and getting chewed on, I replace the cube. My 20 pound corgi puppy pushes the large cube around with his nose and paws. He absolutely loves it. I wouldn't worry about injuries unless you were leaving your dog to play with this toy with no supervision for extended periods. If the center core pops out (which seems to happen more with the small cubes) and your dogs chews on that core, it will get jagged. In that case, it is more likely to cause a laceration than crack a tooth. My dog plays with the large cube daily in a gated area that I can supervise. And as soon as I notice that the core is falling out and getting chewed on, I... » Read More My 20 pound corgi puppy pushes the large cube around with his nose and paws. He absolutely loves it. I wouldn't worry about injuries unless you were leaving your dog to play with this toy with no supervision for extended periods. If the center core pops out (which seems to happen more with the small cubes) and your dogs chews on that core, it will get jagged. In that case, it is more likely to cause a laceration than crack a tooth. My dog plays with the large cube daily in a gated area that I can supervise. And as soon as I notice that the core is falling out and getting chewed on, I replace the cube. « Show Less
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I would not think it would. Tucker has destroyed most of his toy but has not destroyed this. Very durable and great toy.
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Yes! It holds up to a large dog who has destroyed every other brand we've tried.
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Patti, I was not impressed in the least with this ramp and ended up sending back to Amazon. We have an Australian Shepherd and he slipped and slided all over the place when we tried to teach him to use the ramp. And it is very steep. I cannot recommend it.
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I understand your concern, however my experience with this Kong Balls is that they are virtually indestructible. I have two adult male German shepherds that play with theirs continually, and have yet to see this ball shredded to ribbons like so many other toys. We bought this product about 8 months ago and its still going strong!
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I have an English Mastiff and he would knock the door off the track long before tearing the screen. It is very durable.
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Archie our German Shepherd has been chewing on it pretty hard and so far no broken teeth. He is still a pup though.
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My boston terrier can't or hasn't. This was a huge issue at my house and hasn't happen since I've had the Booda. The dog would literally have to knock the top off to get to the poop. My 18 pounder can't manage this.
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No it would not tear, super tough and will hold up to about anything. I have two dogs as well they run across it with no effect at all.
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nope. some sort of hi-impact plastic which has so far proven indestructible at the mouth of an anatolian shepherd
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I don't have a large dog (or any dog) but I've dropped things on it, bumped into it, dragged things on it, and haven't been able to hurt it. I've dented the wood underneath, but the finish still looks good, and plan to use it for anything I ever plan on finishing ever again.