My dog likes to look out the window. Is the top step big enough for a small (15 lb.) dog to rest on?
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To respond further - these are the wooden steps I bought for the bedroom - THREE STEP - Fold-Away Pet Steps and Ramp in One. The color is just fine! It folds and slips under the bed if you want to tidy it away. Nice piece of furniture!
281945
yes but the top step is angled down towards the two bottom steps, so i would put a blanket on the top step for added comfort
281946
The top step is about 16"x9" which is probably large enough. The carpet gives some security because it it not slippery. It would depend on whether your dog would feel secure with the slight forward slant of the step.
281947
Yes, a small dog would be fine perched on this set of steps. I use this one in my Toyota SUV and turn it upside down in the space made by folding up the back passenger seat, which then turns it into a nice shopping catchall! I cannot lift my lab into the SUV, when I travel without my husband! Downside is that the steps on this slope slightly, so your dog will not be sitting on a completely flat surface. It looks pretty utilitarian, but is compact, lightweight and easy to carry. I bought a folding, wooden set of steps fro Amazon for the bedroom, so my dog can climb on the bed. Now that is a seriously good looking piece of furniture, but takes up space! Yes, a small dog would be fine perched on this set of steps. I use this one in my Toyota SUV and turn it upside down in the space made by folding up the back passenger seat, which then turns it into a nice shopping catchall! I cannot lift my lab into the SUV, when I travel without my husband! Downside is that the steps on this slope slightly, so your dog will not be sitting on a completely flat surface. It looks pretty utilitarian, but is compact, lightweight and easy to carry. I bought a folding, wooden set of steps fro Amazon for the bedroom, so my dog can climb on the bed. Now that is a... » Read More Yes, a small dog would be fine perched on this set of steps. I use this one in my Toyota SUV and turn it upside down in the space made by folding up the back passenger seat, which then turns it into a nice shopping catchall! I cannot lift my lab into the SUV, when I travel without my husband! Downside is that the steps on this slope slightly, so your dog will not be sitting on a completely flat surface. It looks pretty utilitarian, but is compact, lightweight and easy to carry. I bought a folding, wooden set of steps fro Amazon for the bedroom, so my dog can climb on the bed. Now that is a seriously good looking piece of furniture, but takes up space! « Show Less
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Maybe an inch or 1 1/2 inches? There is no way a 15 lb dog be able to jump over or move it in any way. My 60 lb German Shepherd can barely move it when she jump up against it. I bought 6 panels and use them to corner my dog in the garage sometimes, they are very solid if you don't mind the price.
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My 13 pound kitty fits up there just fine. She either perches on it to look out the window or curls up and sleeps up there.
513459
Yes I think this would be fine for your pet. It has carpet on each step that makes it secure, I'm not sure about sitting on the top step, its as deep as a small adult foot, but maybe that will work, my boxer found a way to curl up in my lap and fall a sleep! LOL,
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I have a Highlander and my Chihuahuas can see out of the window when they sit/stand up in it. A larger dog could probably lay down and still see out of it, but the seat does not obstruct the view of the driver in my vehicle.
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With a small dog it should be able to lay atop the step to the side of the doorway. I use it for the back door of my truck and it helps give my aging shepherd height.
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The top bed will be big enough, I have a 15lb cat and she likes to lay on top. I have it in front of a window, it's the perfect heighth. The bottom bed is smaller, but she just uses it as a step up and down from the top perch.
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My pom/shih tzu is 13lbs had no problems seeing out the windows. However, he wasn't able to actually stick his head out the window from the seat. I should warn you, the tether broke on mine
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You may get a few uses out of it, but I personally don't think it's sturdy enough for a larger dog. The back legs on the steps snap into place and are not meant to fold in and out regularly--which would mean the plastic snaps will eventually break. Plus, the back legs are thin. Very thin. I'm about 115 lbs. and I would NOT!!! go up and down on it myself.
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I think it would be big enough but not room to move around in...if the legs are really long the fur baby would jump out of the carrier unless hooked to the security hook really short leashed. My Mal-She-Poo stands on his hind legs and the leash is as close as it can get to keep him from trying to jump out but I love the seat...Ozzie is about 10 pounds and likes being able to see out the windows but can lay down in it and sleep...hope this helps
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The step stool was purchased for a 12lb. dog. I'm sorry but I'm unable to answer the question about a larger dog.
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Yes your dog can see out the window. I have a very small Chihuahua so I don't let the window down. I love this booster seat it was well worth the money.
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We have the small, which is for our 11-lb. ShihTzu and it's perfect!! Not sure if the medium would be big enough....your best bet would be to measure your dog and compare that against the size of the car seat. You'll want enough space in the seating area for your dog to be able to lie down. It's still easy to see out the window, though, because the platform inside the seat is elevated.
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If the height of your dog is almost 3 feet. The opening of the house is probably going to be the issue. Also, the width will most likely be too narrow for your dog to turn around in. In addition, it may also be too light which may result in wind movement. From the peices that I did receive, it is a quality product that is easy to put together. IT MAY BE WORTH A TRY. Amazon return was wonderful, especially with pick-up from UPS.
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It is pretty solid. My dog isn't as big as yours, but she is really fearful and the steps felt secure enough for her to be comfortable going up and down them. The steps are wide and well made but the height of the steps may or may not be an issue for an older dog with bad hips but I don't know since I don't know your dog's capabilities.
1126516
My nine pound dog can see out the side window and front windshield. I have bucket seats in the front and it is too far away for him to stick his head out, unless he would stand and lean toward the window. I don't think that would be a safe option.
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I think it would be strong enough; I'm not sure if 2-15 lb dogs would be comfortable. Mine are 7 and 9 lbs, just fit nicely.