Puppy Bumpers Keep Your Dog on The Safe Side of The Fence - Rainbow Paw (10-13")

I had to start tethering my dog to a tree when she was in the yard because she kept going under the fence. Now she can go back to roaming free. Surprisingly, she hasn’t managed to take it off and it stays surprisingly clean or something made a cloth.

Purchased about 3 months ago for our 6 lb maltipoo, Rebel. We live on a golf course and she loves to chase golfers. Before I spent a couple hundred dollars running ugly plastic mesh along the bottom of our wrought iron fence, I gave this a try.At first she would get annoyed with it and try to take it off. We did not run a collar through it. At her size she just isn't strong enough to remove it. After a couple days she got used to, however, when playing with her bigger, older sister (45 lb Shepard mix mutt), the pillow started coming off. I finally witnessed this. The bigger dog would grab her by the pillow to play with her. Big sister was pulling it off her head. So we simply started using a collar with it and it is no longer a problem. We don't thread the collar through all the loops, just 1 works for us.Last Monday is what really prompted me to write this review. I was outside doing other stuff and noticed Rebel was just dying to get on the golf course. There was a tournament going on and more than usual activity. She literally tried to get out of every single space between every single wrought iron "picket", working her way down the whole 100+ feet of fence. She tried everything in her tiny body. She would turn sideways, turn upside down, go backwards... I just knew I was going to witness her success. It was quit entertaining. Now don't start feeling sorry for her. She knows she is not allowed on the other side of the fence. She's spoiled rotten and gets to wander escorted plenty. With a bayou on the other side of the course, nearby traffic, golfers... It is not safe out there for her.So anyway, to my pleasant surprise, she never got through the fence that day or any day so far.I've read other reviews of dogs who do. Maybe they are smarter, stronger, the fence gaps are wider, whatever. But for us and Rebel, we are 100% happy. Well, my family is. Rebel would probably only give it one star since she can no longer "terrorize" golfers.Durability - We have not experienced any problems with the snap as others have. I thought for sure she would tear it or break it running through bushes and playing with big sis or big sis tearing it when playing with her, but so far so good. I have washed it once using cold water. Air dried it and it looks exactly the same.Ps: you'll notice in the pictures she has it in her mouth. I don't know why, but she has recently started holding it in her mouth now whenever she has it on. We think it's become a sort of security blanket or toy. It doesn't seem to bother her. She plays, does her business, chases neighbor dogs up and down the fence, all with it comfortably in her mouth. Hey, whatever makes her happy as long as she stays in the yard.Update 8/15/2017: we still have the same pillow and it still works great. It is in great shape and is surviving big sister dog biting it. The only change is Rebel can now take it off on her own if we don't use it with a collar (she just slides her head out by holding it with her paws). Most the time we are too lazy to run her collar through and just slide the pillow on over her head. I'm looking for a small snap on collar that I can keep in it to be more convenient. But she has not gotten out once while wearing it. Still 5 stars! Last photo is what it looks like now after several washes and lots of dog slobber.

I've had a wonderful experience using puppy bumpers. Before I bought the bumpers I couldn't leave my dog in the back yard unsupervised because she would squeeze through the fence. Now I have no worries leaving her in our fenced back yard. The bumpers prevent her from getting out.

The media could not be loaded.  Works like a charm! Had to redo after it slipped off. Realized it needed to have her collar slipped in the loops. Then it wouldn’t come off. Love it!!

Well made, and very cute. Pretty big on my 11 wk old Cav but hoping he grows a little more into it. He’s not a fan, but that’s not surprising!

My escape artist met his match when we visited my daughter for Christmas. He escaped before through the pickets but this collar kept him in and it is comfortable. He didn’t mind it at all.

We were having a lot of trouble keeping our little JRT pup inside of the yard, she always seemed to find a small gap in the fencing to squirm out of. Your collar is the thing that has kept her safe and sound, thank you so much.

We purchased the puppy bumper in hopes it would keep our dog safelt inside the fence. It's lightweight enough for a small yorkie and yet does the job at keeping her from going through the slats. She doesn't seem to mind wearing it at all.

comfortable, the dog doesn’t mind it. Nice looking

This looked ideal for my escape artist. When I discussed it with other dog owners, there was curiosity about what was used to make it, what was inside etc. Generally agreed that, for the price, 2 layers of material at least. One pretty one and one sturdy inside layer. It arrived, I took it from the bag, pulled the popper to open the collar and it ripped in half! Which answered all questions really. One layer of thin material and some stuffing. Which would be fine if you have no shrubs in your garden or a dog that didn't move around much. So, if your dog wants to wander around the garden, I would imagine that this is completely unsuitable. I have to imagine it as it never made it as far as my dogs collar.

Great product. Communication with seller was fast, efficient, and the were very polite. My dog weighs 4 pounds so the small number, up to 10 inch, fits well.

Took ages to arrive and then smaller than expected

Puppy is uncomfortable with this on and is able to remove it.