The Diggs Groov Dog Crate Training Tool is praised for its design and effectiveness in crate training but suffers from durability issues and mixed quality reports.
Users find it simple to attach to the crate and use.
Helps puppies enter and stay in the crate.
Suitable for various crate sizes.
Can be used to distract puppies during grooming sessions.
Made of durable rubber that lasts through multiple uses.
The tool does not hold up well and breaks easily.
The tool is difficult to attach and falls off easily.
Tip: Make sure to firmly attach and use additional adhesives if necessary.
The tool can get messy and is not easy to clean.
Tip: Clean the tool regularly and use treats that are less messy.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality and durability.
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Factors: Chewing habits, Frequency of use
No, it is not durable and is easily chewed by large dogs.
It can be difficult to attach and may fall off easily.
"Kept our puppy occupied for a long time which then tired him out enough to take a long nap in his crate afterwards. I was worried he would try to chew or eat it, but it is made up of some really durable rubber and he doesn’t seem to mess with it."
"I wanted to like these but even if I twist them they aren’t easy to get on the crate and they fall off, leaving my new puppy upset. I think there are better options"
If you need a tool to help with crate training and are willing to replace it periodically, this product might be worth considering. However, if durability is a concern, you might want to look for more robust alternatives.
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