We have an South African mastiff who will probably max out around 110 pounds. Can this bed support her
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Yes, this bed could support 110 pound dog. I pet sit all ranges of dogs and my own personal dog is 105 pounds.
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer suggest as the max weight. I can tell you that often, 3 of our English Setters snuggle in this bed at one time with no ill effects. They each weigh over 55 pounds. The bed is sturdy. Even with your dog being larger, I "think" the bed would hold up, even with the larger weight jumping in and out. The lower bunk would be too short, even our Setters don't spend much time in the bottom bunk. They go in, dig about, roll around and out them come. We had a Corgi who loved the bottom bunk.
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Also it's the BEST purchase ever!! I thought everyone including myself would question my sanity but its amazing and we love it! All my animals love it! 3 dogs, 3 cats & a pig!! Plus my 6 year old has slept on it! Plus it saves us from sleeping with all our animals! Highly recommend it! Iv almost purchased another for other side of bed. Now looking for the right stairs so the little dogs & pig can get to top with no help. But they love the bottom.
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My four dogs are all small with total weight of under 35 pounds. Although very well constructed, this bunk bed would not do well with 100+ pounds of dog in my opinion. Check the specifications recommended by the manufacturer.
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No...I would recommend you look into the next size up bed. They are a solid bed...but I would be worried a dog that size would put too much strain over time on the structure. Hope this helps!
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yes, i think so. i have a 20 pound spaniel in it so I am not a good point of reference. i think it may be too small for your mastiff
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I have an 80lbs pit mix who sleeps on it all the time with my 30lbs mini pig, no joke. Both on top. But I think it would be easier if it were one animals rather than 2. I'm pregnant & probably 130lbs & iv layed on it! Lol
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I have a beagle who is about 30 pounds. She's in the large bed with a lot of room.if you want the dog to be able to stretch and have a lot of room I'm not sure if you would like it.
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I would have to say "yes". My dog is 50 pounds and the item isn't even on it's highest setting. It is adjustable.
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My dog loves the bed and uses the bolster cushion as a pillow. She is about 50 lbs.
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My dogs are about 55 lbs and the bed works well, but not with a whole lot of room to spare. Would be fine for any smaller dog, probably not much larger.
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Im sorry I do not know about the weight limit. I bought this bed for a Rottweiler pup that will end up over a 100 pounds. He took to it like candy. He loves his bed.
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I think so, but to be honest my dog is only twenty pounds. It's certainly easier on them than conventional stairs. Also, it does state that it will support dogs up to 100 pounds so I believe it would be fine. The one thing I recommend is that you either put it between a wall and the bed or something like that to stabilize it and make it more secure for the dog. My dog loves it but refused to use it at first. I put her on a leash and led her up it and then (after a cookie) led her down on the leash.
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I think it would be fine for a dog of that weight and age. Although it's very comfy, it's still thin enough for older dogs to easily get up and down from. I have a bloodhound and she's very big and absolutely loves this bed.
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It would definitely support her because it is solid and I feel attaches to the bike nicely. My biggest concern would be space. I have an 8 pound dog who fits in it nicely. I'm not sure there would be enough room for 16lbs. Or at least for the one size carrier that I have. My dog does love it though.
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I dont think your mastiff would fit on it.I have Poms an two can fit on it,even the biggest pom who weighs 20 lbs,any her mother can both fit on it at the same time,but I highly doubt your mastiff would fit on it..Sorry
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The large bed works great for my 40 pound border collie (large for her breed) and leaves plenty of room left over. I think it would work for a 50 pound dog as well.
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Our dog is medium (32 Kg) and the bed is large enough for her. She also likes to use it as a toy to shake around if she is bored ;-)
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Easily, I'm 6' 195-200, my girlfriend is 5'8 and my 110 lb lab would join us occasionally...however, that's on a bed frame with a wall on the left side. Mattress individually on the floor, the dog wouldn't fit :-) Good luck >> Randy
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I don't know. It's a sturdy bed, with a platform, so it should support a fair amount of weight. I weigh 170#, and it supports me well.
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Think it says it can handle 55lbs. I've used it with my 26 lb dog in it and it eventually failed going around a corner with the bottom brackets bending from stress*. I bet with a more solid and stable mass (bags, books, boom box, Buju Banton) it would handle things better. *no dog was hurt in the writing of this review)
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I would say so. My lab is 70lbs and the bed shows no signs of losing its shape or stiffness.
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I have a forty five pound dog who uses this bed, but she completely fills the space. You should definitely get the biggest size you can for a hundred pound dog.
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Yes, I have a 55lb dog and I weigh 110...I'd go on with him at first because he was very timid about it before acclimation. The weight limit is 170. It's not fancy like treadmills for people, but you could certainly use it yourself.