@@neuroisis85 I had some very expensive leather furniture I just got rid of a few weeks ago. The cats running across it destroyed it and couldn't be repaired. I suspect a dog's nails would do the same
@@donaldholbrook4794 Probably depends on the dog and if and how frequently you clip their claws. My brother has leather couches and a pug and it works great for them. Leather would probably be my cats new favorite scratching material
These idiots stand by their decision to recommend leather for pets. There are many different types of leather, including many types of faux or bonded leather that people are lead to believe is actually real leather. Leather is durable and will withstand the claws of a kitty cat if its the right type of leather.
@@FurnitureAcademy I've seen cat's claw through cinderblock walls before over enough time. Stubborn cats with a clawing habit are the biggest assholes in the world. But no couch will outlive that
@@FurnitureAcademy that's what I mean haha sometimes the problem is the cat 😂. Should accomodate it so it has low access to any furniture and make sure the cat has lots of room and lots of toys/scratchers.
For people saying she’s wrong, genuine top grain leather is impenetrable to claws and teeth. If it’s genuine leather, but not top grain, it’s different and not strong enough.
True genuine leather will get destroyed by cats. Alot of money to throw away
Do you know this from experience? Because I feel like she's only talking about dogs here.
@@neuroisis85 I had some very expensive leather furniture I just got rid of a few weeks ago. The cats running across it destroyed it and couldn't be repaired. I suspect a dog's nails would do the same
@@donaldholbrook4794 Probably depends on the dog and if and how frequently you clip their claws. My brother has leather couches and a pug and it works great for them. Leather would probably be my cats new favorite scratching material
Could’ve had it recovered instead of tossing it. Our dogs have been much kinder to our furniture than the cat ever thought of being😂
my cats ruined my leather sofas, so no more leather sofas for me
We just bought one,not so smart humans.😊
Our cat ruined a high end Drexel sofa it wasn’t leather🤣
My dogs destroyed my genuine leather couch...so sad and now it's ruined...
Same and it was 7k
what kind of dog is this in the video ? so gorgeous
maybe a Border Collie?
@@sagelovesfood it’s not a border collie it’s too small and the head shape is off. Maybe a papillon mix
Pretty sure my cat could shred ANY leather couch 🙄
pretty sure it's a mini aussie
Small dog wont do nothing to that couch lol I have big ones
I can't believe how many idiots recommend buying leather furniture for cats. I've seen what cats can do to leather from just jumping on them.
These idiots stand by their decision to recommend leather for pets. There are many different types of leather, including many types of faux or bonded leather that people are lead to believe is actually real leather. Leather is durable and will withstand the claws of a kitty cat if its the right type of leather.
@@FurnitureAcademy I've seen cat's claw through cinderblock walls before over enough time. Stubborn cats with a clawing habit are the biggest assholes in the world. But no couch will outlive that
@@nb-eq6rw if that's the case then no furniture would survive those cats. Wouldn't matter if it's covered in fabric or leather...
@@FurnitureAcademy that's what I mean haha sometimes the problem is the cat 😂. Should accomodate it so it has low access to any furniture and make sure the cat has lots of room and lots of toys/scratchers.
Wrong.
For people saying she’s wrong, genuine top grain leather is impenetrable to claws and teeth. If it’s genuine leather, but not top grain, it’s different and not strong enough.
I dont agree. They ruin it easily
2:16 what‘s a "nice backing"?
What do I clean my Micro fabric with?
4:06 is not the time 😃
Protective against your pet🍓
God in my room☺️
No quiero✌️