I have an English Mastiff that is 160lbs and expected to be 200lbs. Is this strong enough to hold him?
1545587
In my professional opinion this product will not be able to handle such a large dog. The cable itself will certainly be strong enough but link a link in a chain its weakest point can be a problem. I don't believe the connections will be able to withstand such a large and strong breed.
1545588
Yes this is strong and great for your dog. Free to run free to play. My Scottish Deerhound runs and plays like she isnt hooked up at all.
1545589
No, my 65lbs Doberman broke it after a few used. He didn't even pull on it hard he was just running around playing and the end piece broke...
175763
It's very sturdy. I can stand and walk on it no problem and my son is 105 lbs and he tides bikes and skateboards on it. It would certainly hold a large dog.
1647371
We used this with a our. 100lb Lab. and it worked perfectly. We were able to sinch it up.....you want it to be snug. Personnally, I dont think it would be big enough for a large Mastiff, if yours is as big as our friends dog is. You might want the extra large.
1631870
Probably not. We have reinforced with zip ties but our English Mastiff is mild mannered and even when he paws the cage in a friendly manner it shakes. If he is a rowdy dog I would go with the kennels they use in the groomers or vet...with the wheels attached. Super heavy duty. I can send you a link if you still need it. They sell them on Amazon.
1647373
We have a French Mastiff that is 95-100 lbs. She has a large chest cavity and fits with lots of excess. She was just in it last night. My parents Rottie borrows it on occasion. He is 135 pounds. I would have to say that 180 pounds may be a stretch, but if your dog doesn't carry a lot of weight through the chest, it wouldn't be out of the question. There is a lot of give in the design and Neos carry a lot of weight throughout their limbs, so I think it is worth a try. Good luck!
439745
Yes, my husband weighs over 200lbs and it holds him fine . Hope this helps!
136696
My dogs are big, but no where near 170 lbs. it took both my dogs some time and working with them for them to understand what the ramp was for, but they are up and down so fast I never noticed if it moved or bounced at all, It's pretty strong and works well. Good luck.
918482
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.
2226689
It depends on the size of your dog, sweetie. I wouldn't use a stake or a fence post if your dog weighs more than 50 lb or so. My Newfie is 180 lb and I have his tie-out secured to an outbuilding; you can also secure it to a tree. The best thing to do is look up how much a dog the size of your dog is able to pull. My rule of thumb is I don't want Maxim secured to anything that is less than twice the weight he is able to pull. Please let me know if you have any more questions; I'd be happy to help. Good luck!
2249612
It should be able to hold your dog,it is very well made. However, as an idea, there is a filler made for that purpose on Amazon.
1044667
I have a 67 pound old English sheepdog who is very tall and he loves it! Real sturdy, but have not had enough snow to try it. Would be a great Xmas gift for your dog.
585828
Yes, its sturdy enough, just make sure it doesn't slide off when your dog tries to get on it. It needs to be secured somehow.
205447
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
1263502
As long as you are big and strong enough to support your dog! This product is well-made and reinforced.
1044670
My black lab weighs 95 pounds and he got through without problems. Need something more substantial to hold it in place.
1263505
Yes, it will be strong enough. My 82 lb. dog used it after a stroke. I still use it to get him up a ramp into the suv.
762558
I don't think so. he'll just have an advantage in getting the treats dispensed! The base at largest point is 4 inches and it is 6 inches tall. I have an irish Terrier , 25 pounds medium dog, and it's pretty big for him....but he bats it around to get the treats. Your Mastiff might carry it around but I think he will like it! Good luck...terrific toy BTW....VERY durable......