I have a Royal Standard Poodle who weighs in around 72 pounds. I am looking for something to use on our boat when he is with us on cruise trips. Would this be something workable?
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I'd say that it would not work. We bought ours for a 4 lb. Yorkie. We also have a 75 lg. Golden Retriever and there's no way it would work for her. Hope this helps.
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I also have a standard poodle 55 pounds but I bought this item for my dascshund. Neither of my dogs are interested in it so I can not endorse it. I tried adding "soiled" dirt to it so it would seem like the outdoors, but I was not successful. As far as size, I think it is suitable. Hope this helps
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Bajamar: What product did you finally decide to use that has worked for your dog? I just bought a 37' sailboat and need to find something for my dog that weights about 65-70 pounds.
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As long as you teach your dog to 'go' there...you just have to pick a size that is big enough for him/her.
2010502
The pet carrier we purchased has worked well for us. Our dog is 20 lbs.and we could have used a bigger one, but it works. We ride a trike and it straps on th carrier rack real good. We wish we could have gotten any colorbut black it is to hot.
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I have a 75 lb lab and I don't think I would be comfortable with her in front of me. Your legs are moving to pedal the boat and the further back you are the harder to reach the steering handle. Might be better to have the dog next to you or behind you in the rear foot well.
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I would think so. It will definitely work for the cocker---the height of the poodle will be the test. As for the metal edges---if the clamp will go over them it ought to work..
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Sorry, no idea! But not sure how you'd attach it. I would think any standard poodle could just jump over.
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After discussing this questions with my husband, he believes the wheels are rubber. Possible? Could the manufacture be contacted? I also saw reviews saying the wt. limit is low and no English Cocker Spaniel could use this--my dog is 30 lbs small English Cocker Spaniel and was perfect for him, he can turn around in it, no sagging what so ever, very sturdy. We have used it several times and he loves it. We bought him on the ferry (using elevator to the top outer deck) and he fell asleep for the ride.
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the sandpaper surface was too abrasive for my dog's pads, so I put velcro and carpet on it for traction. That wouldn't work in water. Also I have found that the ramp slips around where it's edge rests on the tailgate and I have to hold it steady. This wouldn't work very well for a boat...even more slippery. pick something with good rubber feet PS...edited this post to include saying that if your dog is under 40lbs it should work fine if you attach better rubber grips to the "boat end" of the ramp
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We have a 75 lb Setter, but I believe it's reliable depending on the harness you use. We purchased the thickest harness. Sorry I don't have the packaging to see if there's a recommended weightLimit. I think it's also important you keep the length short so there is little slack for your dog to move around too much. We tried it with out 8 mo puppy and it was not a good solution, even with a harness that fit her. She chewed on the other seatbelts and anything else within her reach, so car/crate only for her.
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I'm sure a medium would be fine. My poodle is at 17 lbs. and I have a small aerodawg. It works perfectly. It only has to cover the snout.
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Sure, your poodle will fit with room to play, room for a water dish and a pad or small bed. I used mine for my 18 pound cat, Kahlua, to keep her safe when the house was being shown by realtors. She was older and did not jump around in it. There is a zippered mesh top to keep it closed without them feeling closed in. Better than a crate. Good buy!
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Most definately. Although you would want to check you tube for many videos ofother guys who have bought this boat and installed carpeted plywood floors so that your dogs claws don't puncture the bottem of the boat. It is really stable and can support up to 880 lbs. I use it to snorkle dive from and it is stable enough to climb Back into it from the water.
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Hi Christa,We see no problem with the size and weight of your dog. To our side in this, we have two dogs and there is plenty of room for both. The construction of this doggyhut is very well made and should you purchase this you will not regret getting this model. Hope this helps you.
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With out measuring I have a 17lb and a 11lb dog who share the bed with penty of room for them both. They love it and my poodle the 17lb one feels loved for having it. He is 14 and getting older so he loves haveing the cushion that even the carpet can't give him. Not made for a large dog but 2 little ones can learn to share and be very happy ;-)
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I have two small poodles they are 6 pounds and the other is 9 lbs. stroller has no difficulty with their weight and I'm sure could hold your pets weight too. Surpriseing sturdy. Only problem was the height of each carrier -wish it had been little higher, they like to sit up and ride and have to hunch over some. Get a lot of compliments about how cute it is! Great value!! My favorite part is I can turn one carrier around to face me so my wild girl doesn't bark at oncoming people and the other carrier can face forward.
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This item is semi-rigid and can easily hold 21 pounds. I measured across the narrowest part for the dogs neck opening left to right 5 inches. If your dog can fit into the dimensions listed for this item and it's neck is not bigger then 5 inches across then you should be ok. The last consideration you would have is do you have a big enough area to mount it? I ride a HD Ultra Classic and I mount it to my luggage rack on my trunk. It should fit on a nice size luggage rack on a smaller bike. Use the dimensions listed and see if you can mount it safely. A little over hang should be fine but make sure you don't hang over your luggage rack too much. Good luck with it, it's made really well and my dog loves riding with it.
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Though this is a great table, I believe it would be too small for an Afghan Hound. My standard poodle is just about full grown and he just barely fits. He is too tall to use the arm and the noose so I have him just stand there. You could probably make it work, but a bigger table would be much more comfortable for you and your hound.
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My toy poodle is about 12 pounds and I got him the small, it's a little bit large. Check your dogs measurements. To make sure.