Jecoo Dog Pool for Large Dogs Kiddie Pool Hard Plastic Foldable Dog Bathing Tub Portable Outside Kids Swimming for Pets and Dogs Outdoor Backyard

Very sturdy plastic! Can be used for dogs or kids! Water drains great because of the wide drain. The pool collapses easy and into a small bunch so you can store it nicely and nearly. Not easy to put holes in the pool either! I got this pool for $20 on sale and is way worth it!

Nice material, silver on one side and canvas like material on the other side. Has a few tightening clasps. Fits 71 inch wide 12 inch pool nicely.

The best part about this pool is not having to blow it up and then let all the air out everyday at the beach! Real easy to set up, just unfold and it’s sturdy enough to stand up by itself. Easily folds back up once the water is drained out for easy storage. Cleans up easily and it’s big enough for at least 4 toddlers to play in

I haven’t measured it, but it does seem it’s a smaller size than advertised. It is plenty big for my kids (aged 2&4) and dogs to use, that being said. Big enough for them to swim around and make whirlpools without being in each others way.It has taken a beating in the week or so we have had it. My toddler has thrown rocks in it and they jump in it covered in mud. They threw a bunch of toys playing “sink or float,” in it and not even a scratch on it. Our dog stretches out in it, and the pool still looks good as new. It’s easy to rinse out when mud gets in there, and seems pretty durable. Definitely better than the blow up pools!It’s easy to empty out, my kids can even help do it. The drain plug is kind of difficult to open and close, but I’d prefer it that way over it leaking. My kids step on the sides to help empty it, and the pool pops back up to its shape no problem. They also sit on the side and it holds up just fine. We don’t have it on a level surface, and it still stands up fine!

We got a dog last year so this year I didn’t want to get a blow up pool because I didn’t want it to go *pop*.The kids love it! And the dog can get it in with no worries. Also a heck of a lot easier to drain than the blow up pools cause it’s on the side and not the bottom.Is it worth the money? YESCan I use it again next year? Absolutely notList of reasons where I, the consumer, messed up.1.) keep it on grass or something soft. I had mine on a concrete patio and it’s slowly wearing away the plastic that lines the bottom panels. So there’s a very very slow leak.2.) do not fill to the top. I don’t think it’s meant for it because the sides expand thus ripping and stretching the plastic….also the drain plug has a leak from the water pressure.3.) made a mistake of going out of town for a weekend and forgot completely empty it (just unscrewed the drain cap.) the bottom was COVERED IN SLIME. (I live in the southeast) and I had to spend hours scrubbing it with probably every household cleaner I have and it still has a film over the bottom.So PLEASE try to completely dry after every use and yours might last longer than mine. :) so in conclusion….this is a repurchase for next year. It did last the whole season, 1 birthday party, 2 kids in it almost every day, and a 100 pound Pitbul.

This pool is fantastic, so easy to setup and take down. Folds up small for storage. My dog used to love his last kiddie pool but it got a hole in it so we thought we'd get him a nice big one. But he had a bath once and now he hates pools and bathtubs. Will jump right into rivers, lakes and puddles. He'll even run through the sprinkler when nobody's watching. But now we have to get in this pool with him and he's still pretty suspicious. It's a great pool though!

Perfect!

My family recently adopted a golden retriever puppy. We don't have a pool at the house and I wanted something where the dog could hop in and cool off on hot days. Also my kids could do the same. Thus pool does just fine for that. It sets up in no time and is holding up so far. Now you won't be teaching swimming lessons in this thing, but it does well to cool off the feet and paws on hot days.Do be warned that the plug will not completely drain the pool so you'll habe to fight a bit to get out the last of the water before folding and storage.