Could this handle a 110lbs mastif?
2070322
As long as the dog is not pulling away it should hold up. My 18 # Border Terrier will pull although with his lighter weight the bike is still easy for me (a senior) to stay on the trails and paths. This item has allowed my dog to run and still be safe.
2070323
I used it for my 95 lb active Lab. it does work . The original one did snap ( due to a faulty weld ) The Mfg. did replace without a problem.
2070324
My dog is an energetic 2 year old white german shepherd. She also weighs in at 110 lbs.I had her walk along side the bike (with the attachment on) once daily for 3 days, then I hooked her up and walked the bike with her alongside for 2 walks. Finally once I was sure was OK with it we were off. Other than my boking skills being a little rusty...Bella did fine.No pulling, just a gentle trot along side. It is strong, easy to attach and if room allows youcould also attach a 2nd lead so the dog has more room. Hope this helps.
2070325
That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day. It such a great way to exercise your dog! That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day.... » Read More That depends on you as the rider. My Aussie is 61# and she has jerked me on a couple of occasions but I have managed to stay seated and not lose control of the bike. I'd say if your a 110# rider with a dog that ways the same as you I'd be leery if your dog tends to get excited or tend to want to chase after other dogs. However, the dog doesn't tend to pull you around when you walk, and you have good control of him it should be just fine. The "leash" has give to it, so your going to know when he/she starts to pull. I have had mine now since last June and we use it almost every day. It such a great way to exercise your dog! « Show Less
2070326
No, I have a 70lb lab and the bungee cord broke at the collar part where it clicks on, but it was a fun ride while it lasted, he pulled me the whole time.. Lol
2070327
I'm not sure if I would truly trust the cord on the mastiff. I can tell you, I have a very muscular pit-bull, she lunged at a dog running after her, spun my bike around and the cord held perfectly, but I still have my doubts...If your dog is obedient and you don't have concerns of him/her yanking harshly and just running or walking you shouldn't have a problem. I hope this helped.
629292
We attach ours to a 55lb bulldog. The buckle insert is metal, so I don't see why it wouldn't hold significantly more weight.
1198279
I would not advise it, since it is pretty small. My 11lb Morkie doesn't fit in it.
281740
no. it is used by multiple dogs. I recomended it to my daughter who has a 160 lb English Mastif
1503235
Your dig will be fine. I have a 120lbs. Mastiff and she fits in there fine.
626979
The weight would not be a problem. The bottom is solid. Your dog's size would be the biggest consideration. We have 2 11lb dogs. One of them has good room to turn around. Both of them in there is cramped. A bigger dog, size wise, would be cramped, in my opinion. You might want to consider the large size
1958086
As long as you have the standard hitch I would think so. My dog (Mastiff) weighs about 170 and he uses it with no problem.
1423501
If the manufacturer says it will handle 45 pounds it must be so. My speculation is tiny dogs are much easier to lift for a photo shoot than a 45 pounder.
961213
You could but I wouldn't, it pretty large and work best with medium and large dogs that can handle its size
1198897
Probably, for small-medium sized dogs, at least. I know it will hold more than a cup of dry food but I've never tested to see just how much more.
1151728
Yes, I have a 55lb dog and I weigh 110...I'd go on with him at first because he was very timid about it before acclimation. The weight limit is 170. It's not fancy like treadmills for people, but you could certainly use it yourself.
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.
1309718
We use it with our 50 lb dog so while it might work, it might be a little heavier gauge than you need.
259232
I really doubt it. My Weimaraner is about 75lbs. The collar has a little bit of adjustment available. Hope this helps
1319559
Not very likely. I have been using mine for minths with no problem. (I weigh 115lbs). My fiance uses it too and he is about 160lbs. We use it 2 to 4 times a week.
597701
It seems just large enough for our 65 pound retriever. I think your mastiff would fit, but would not be ideal.
522016
I bent it some to conform with my dogs neck but obviously you'll need to bend it further. I think it would probably be adequately malleable for your use. Good luck.