I have a golden retriever that weighs 130 pounds and is almost 10yrs. Will this ramp work on a side door of a Jeep Cherokee?
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The ramp width is about 17". From the pictures I've seen of a Jeep Cherokee, it looks like it will easily work with the front side doors, but I'm not sure about the back side passenger doors because of the narrow door design in front of the rear wheel well. The ramp itself is very sturdy, and it means the difference between my golden being able to come along for the ride, or not! One thing to note about extending the ramp -- there is a 'finger grip' at one end of the ramp to pull it apart, but sometimes it's tough and once I start the extension, I turn the ramp around and grab the curled side parts to pull up more and extend the ramp fully. The ramp width is about 17". From the pictures I've seen of a Jeep Cherokee, it looks like it will easily work with the front side doors, but I'm not sure about the back side passenger doors because of the narrow door design in front of the rear wheel well. The ramp itself is very sturdy, and it means the difference between my golden being able to come along for the ride, or not! One thing to note about extending the ramp -- there is a 'finger grip' at one end of the ramp to pull it apart, but sometimes it's tough and once I start the extension, I turn the ramp around and grab the... » Read More The ramp width is about 17". From the pictures I've seen of a Jeep Cherokee, it looks like it will easily work with the front side doors, but I'm not sure about the back side passenger doors because of the narrow door design in front of the rear wheel well. The ramp itself is very sturdy, and it means the difference between my golden being able to come along for the ride, or not! One thing to note about extending the ramp -- there is a 'finger grip' at one end of the ramp to pull it apart, but sometimes it's tough and once I start the extension, I turn the ramp around and grab the curled side parts to pull up more and extend the ramp fully. « Show Less
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I used mine on side entrance for honda element with my 130 lb Great Dane. No problems
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As long as the car door opens wide enough for the ramp to fit on the door jam it should work.
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it would be a steep ascend/descend for the dog, but it would hold just fine. it is very sturdy. Personally, I would avoid going all the way into the garage and may pull out a bit so the ramp could extend longer, just because the climb would not be so steep and it would be much easier for the dog especially if it is a larger dog. My dog is a lab/ retriever an she does better with more length
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I use it as a temporary ramp mostly on a front door that is less that 34" but the step is more than 34". The ramp lip goes on the step up to the door jam but not over it.
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Not at all. My 75lbs Golden Retriever does try to force it. After awhile, she waits for the 'click' before she even tries it. When closes, it lowers on a groove all the way around. Seems very secure, and somewhat weather tight. This door is awesome.
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Probably. Our 110# GSD uses it and loves it. I think the weight limit is 300# so it should be ok. We load our GSD into the side of a Honda Odyssey van so it is not a steep grade. If you load into the back or side of a SUV I suspect that would be a steeper grade the dog may or may not get enough traction and feel comfortable with it. The ramp is a good material, fiberglass I think, with a decent traction (sand paper like) surface. And, made in the USA.
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Hi there Dhiman. I have a Great Pyrenees that I use this for and it's perfect. It's strong, and there's no way she can get over it. SO, unless your Golden Retriever is a trained sport jumper, I would highly recommend this gate! ;-)
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Paul, I bought it as a gift so don't have it to measure but they have a Bernese Mountain Dog who weighs 130 lbs and it works great for his use. It is wider than the ramp they had before and they loved it!
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We have a 70 lb lab and have used this ramp to the seat of our Toyota Highlander. It works great. The only thing you might want to do is put a towel under the one side of the ramp that touches the metal of the car. When you use the ramp to the back of a SUV the rubber protects the car, but it doesn't sit the same to the seat. Just throw a towel under it and you will have no problems. Our dog loves this ramp instead of being lifted in and out of the car.
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Hi,I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are asking. However, I've attached a picture of the ramp as it is placed in the side door of my 2004 Honda Odyssey as a ramp for my Mastiff. Perhaps that will help shed some light on your question.
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The ramp is strong enough to hold the dog but I am not sure he will be able to climb up the ramp with bad hips. Our dog ( Welsh Corgi) is old and has arthritis in her hips plus bad eye sight and she would go down the ramp but refused to go up the ramp. Maybe because your dog is bigger it might be easier for the size of your dog. Sorry I can't give a more definitive answer but it did not work for our dog. The ramp is strong and has a good covering for non slip climbing. The product is solid but again I can't tell if it would work for your dog.
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My dogs weighed about 40 pounds and it worked wonderful on my golf cart. For the need of 3 steps you might want to consider a longer ramp as it gets too steep.
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Good evening, I have a Golden retriever and they work well with her. I have my motion sensors approximately 6 1/2 feet on each corner. I believe they are good for up to 80lbs. I've had my sensors for 6 months and they work as well as my ADT installed sensors. For added security buy the door sensors, if the motions happen to go off and the door sensors don't then it's the dogs. Just for the peace of mind. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes, the ramp works great. I used it by my patio door for a dog that had arthritis and knee problems. The only one problem is that in the winter, I had to bring the ramp inside so it could thaw out from time to time. Otherwise it acted like slide for my dogs. Great product!
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I wouldn't know, I used it on a Jeep Cherokee. I would measure the door around as best as you can.
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Shouldn't have a problem. My dog weighs about that and fits great. We love the dog mate door.
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Depending on how high your bed maybe. This ramp may not be stable enough putting it on the bed. The steeper the ramp angle the more difficult it will be for your dog. My 12 yr old dog can just make it up the ramp into my SUV. However, the ramp does help. I use it for the front steps outside my house. I hope this helps you. Remember there is a learning curve for your dog using the ramp. Good luck!
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It should work. I have a very strong 20 pound schnauzer who has mastered opening cabinets. It's a very sturdy gate and latch would be difficult if not impossible for a dog to open. Very easy to install. Good luck