MY dog weighs 4.5 pounds with tiny paws; how far apart are the grate lines?
2084742
The grate lines are close together my dog is only 5 pounds and it works for her
2084743
The openings between the grate lines are 1/4"; from top dead center of one grate line to the other top dead center is 1/2". I have 3 small dogs from 7 to 10 pounds, none of them would use this item, even if we placed them on it they would run as soon as you let them go. They would however use the floor next to it. After every trick and continuous encouragement we gave up.
1754314
How cute, a little pig! Just measured. The lowest point is less than 5", about 4.5"
2110870
Just measured it! Five inches! I am very happy with the quality and the dogs adjust/train quickly!
2110869
Almost 5". I have a small dog who is not allowed to use stairs or jump up and down at all either. Since my dog is so small, 12lbs, she tries to run/jump up this 5" gap before the ramp starts. As such, I can't use it with her without more training. But I think it may also be a bit to steep for her to feel like she can walk up instead of run. Maybe it wouldn't be an issue with a bigger dog.
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Looks like others have measures, but this might be useful - our Yorkie Shelby started using them when she was at 4 lbs with no problems - never tried to go "through" the spaces (though I guess she could have) - she's now at 6 lbs 6 oz and they work just fine
388661
The pieces are smaller than a dime as stated before. I have a Shepherd and two Chihuahuas on this and none of them have complaints (except more, please). Hope it helps!
2158566
I didn't actually measure it, but I bet it is from paws to paws. I have to say you will not be disappointed. this plush dog was beautiful!!! it was a real hit!
109959
The cane itself weighs less than 2.0 pounds. The distance between the four feet measures 8.5 inches X 6.5 inches. I hope this helps answer your question.Scott, Dream Products
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The only one that would be tough for a small dog is the paw print. The others are around 2-3 inches but have nibble-able legs, heads and tails. I make cookies for neighborhood dogs of all sizes and haven't had a problem.
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I measured the opening which is four inches. I would comfortably say 3.5 inches of paw. The bristles are soft but sturdy. My dog is a labradoodle and his paws are pretty big, but not great dane size. I would measure his paw around or across to see. I am going to try and attach to pictures to show you. Also I read a review that talked about dog nails getting caught in the little holes, if your dog is small then yes, but when my dogs nails are cut they are more squared than pointed and no way can get caught. The holes are small. I am okay with you emailing me at kountzde@webster.edu so I can send two pictures I took of this piece. There is no place to attach pictures here. I measured the opening which is four inches. I would comfortably say 3.5 inches of paw. The bristles are soft but sturdy. My dog is a labradoodle and his paws are pretty big, but not great dane size. I would measure his paw around or across to see. I am going to try and attach to pictures to show you. Also I read a review that talked about dog nails getting caught in the little holes, if your dog is small then yes, but when my dogs nails are cut they are more squared than pointed and no way can get caught. The holes are small. I am okay with you emailing me at kountzde@webster.edu so I can... » Read More I measured the opening which is four inches. I would comfortably say 3.5 inches of paw. The bristles are soft but sturdy. My dog is a labradoodle and his paws are pretty big, but not great dane size. I would measure his paw around or across to see. I am going to try and attach to pictures to show you. Also I read a review that talked about dog nails getting caught in the little holes, if your dog is small then yes, but when my dogs nails are cut they are more squared than pointed and no way can get caught. The holes are small. I am okay with you emailing me at kountzde@webster.edu so I can send two pictures I took of this piece. There is no place to attach pictures here. « Show Less
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Take a blank page place the dogs paw on it and out line it. Measure across will give you the size
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Not sure the measurements, I bought this is keep my pigs in. I have 3 large dogs and their paws wouldn't go thru. Even when my pigs were small they could not put their hooves thru. I do not think a small dogs will get caught.
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One of my dogs is 13lbs, and the table is great. Or legs are about 5 inches long. I'm pretty sure your dogs do great with the small bowls/table.
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5 inches. Mine broke almost immediately, the brace in back disconnected from the rest of the unit. Also, the dogs were afraid of it because the backs of the step risers kept falling out. Maybe try a plush one, they seem to be more pet friendly.
69291
Easiest way is to measure from the back of the pad to the end of the nails. My 20lb. min. poodle wears a Medium (the blue ones). He has a lot of hair so needs a bit of extra room. They work well for us as his hair works like a sponge when it is wet.
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about 2 inches, has a lip that is 1 more inch. It is VERY strong and stable. We used it for our German Shepherd so that should tell you about its endurance. Also, she ended up not using it but a few times. She walked up it on her claws, like she was trying to grip it. If she would have walked normal and on the pads of her paws it would have been just fine. It has great grip, its like gritty sand paper. I hope this helps.
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Measure the size of the paw. My 84 pound chocolate lab takes a medium. They really work well.