How heavy are these steps please. I can no longer lift my GSD into my car so need suitable step
1524849
they are super light but also flimsy. My dog is 30 lbs and they buckle under his weight.
1524850
I use them for my 45 pound dog. The steps are made of a heavy plastic and weigh no more than five pounds.
1524851
I bought them for my malamute puppy who weighed around 70 lbs at the time and he broke them first time I used them. They would work great for a very small dog.
1524852
Don't know exact weight, but they're very easy to grab and move with one hand.
1524853
Not sure the exact weight but just to give you an idea I weight about 120 pound and I can pick it up with one arm
1524854
My dogs were scare of the steps so I glued piece of rugs on the steps. The Back part that places the steps is not sturdy . Slips on wood floors and not that great on a rug. Buy a more expensive one that has rugs or material on the steps. Mine is in the garage not being used.
1524855
They are very light. I'd say about 3lbs max. They are easy to lift and collapse
1524856
The steps are very light and sturdy. They are a little slick so I glued some fabric to the tops of the stairs and they work fine.
2069531
My dog weighs 12 lbs. He has plenty of space in it. With him in it I can lift it into my car with no trouble. I am an elderly woman.
203985
I have never had the steps scoot. My dog weighs 9 pounds. I really like the steps.
443986
I can't say for sure. Our Golden Retriever only weighs 68 pounds. The ramp isn't as long as I would have liked it to be. I ended up putting a platform step that goes into the hitch mount on my Jeep, and put the ramp on that. That way it is not too steep for our Golden girl. She can use the ramp to the step, then step up into the back of the Jeep. We lift her into the back seat of the Yukon.
297144
You should be fine with the dogs. It's a light material but very strong. My dogs do the same thing and weight around 100lbs . Hope this helped.
134416
Yes, oh Yes!! We have 3 Cardigan Welsh Corgis ranging in size from 25 to 34 lbs who use these stairs all the time very easily; the size of these stair treads is perfect for medium-sized dogs with long backs and short legs. We don't use the "ramp" feature.
721424
The lighter colored (and weight) bars on the end slide if the rubber gaskets are stripped and several of mine were. I transport dogs for Weimaraner Rescue, puppies and 100+ pounds. I don't care what kind of gate you get, a determined dog can get through, around over or past it. If it is your dog, you just teach it to stay. My personal dog doesn't mess with it at all. The gates that go from floor to ceiling are much sturdier and while a little trouble to take in and out last forever. In my new SUV, the angle of the seat and ceiling made my old one impossible to use.
1359152
For the depth of a lab or mastiff, the steps should be fine. However, the weight of those breeds may be too much as it is made of plastic. I would go w/ something sturdier. Hope this helps.
62584
I have a German Shepherd that is 75 pounds, a cocker spaniel that is 21 pounds and a Yorkie that is 12 pounds. I use this system to walk them at campgrounds. As you can imagine there is wildlife, people and other dogs. Lots of distractions. I walk all three at the same time. I weigh about 140 pounds. This system helps me use my weight to contain them and I can also tug on the lease if they are starting to pull. It also leaves my hands available to pick their waste. I recently added another German Shepherd to the mix and need to order another lease. I highly recommend this product. Hope this helps.
1106173
The manufacturer recommends that it be limited to pets weighing 33 pounds or less. 60 pounds and might be too much for the way these particular steps are constructed, part of what makes this design so attractive is the cantilevered base however that same construction may concentrate too much force through the screw holes. The pitch and spacing of the steps is also sized with smaller animals in mind. My 29 pound beagle uses it fine but a bigger dog might not have enough room on them.
1826343
Each step is 7.5" from front to back (start of next step). Our 20lb Jack Russel / Chihuahua sometimes sits on the steps and over time she has been using the stairs more and more. I can't comment if these are good for bigger dogs but definitely good for her size.
134415
I bought these steps for a daschound and a pug. Really the daschound needed them but now that the pug is older she needs them too! But they are great for short leg dogs and should work great for your corgi. I bought the two step for the coach and 3 step for the bed and love them!
491802
No. These steps wouldn't be appropriate for any animal over 20 pounds, in my opinion.
1013704
The step will support the dog BUT the depth of the step is rather narrow vs the rise is a bit steep. Also the surface of the steps is a little slick for my dog to be comfortable I would not use it for my 14 year old ,80 lb mutt.
1140661
Our dog is an older girl. We use it to help her get up into the back seat of the truck. she doesn't like the feel of the ramp plus the newness but will still use it with some guidance. I would think it would work well for your three steps.
2193093
I have a standard dachshund, 21 pounds, and she is up and down the stairs with no problems at all.. doesn't stress them at all. It is pressboard, but is not at all flimsy. Definitely worth it for what we needed to take the weight of the pups. Recommend!
2140320
The steps are sturdy enough but are your dogs brave enough. My dog refused to use them and I ended up taking it apart and it's under the bed.