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.
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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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The only concern I have would be for the carpet on the steps and the adhesive holding it in place. If you could keep it indoors or sheltered when not in use I'd think you'd be fine. We used small treats to teach our lab and shepherd to use it. I still stand next to them to keep it really stable but they are comfortable going up. Darn dogs still jump off the bed, though. :)
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Hello, I think you will be fine with this dog step, my son (90 lbs) will sit on ours and it is holding up. My dogs are smaller (Jack Russel's) and hit it full speed going into our house and after a year of abuse is still operational.
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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.
231600
Hi, the top has a clear plastic window (like a little sunroof). My dog will sit and stare up at me if she wants out.
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It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver.... » Read More It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. « Show Less
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no. Unless there is a larger size. Mine is perfect for my 10 lb dog. I love this, I can move it around and take it out on tne balcony when I want to leave her outside.
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I have an 8 yr old Shih tzu that can go in & out with no problem. I also had a bigger dog, so the step-over had to be higher, but still my Shih Tzi jumps right through it, no problem. My shih tzu is younger than your little guy, so I'm not sure how he'd do with the stepover. My Mom's little Pekingese has shorter legs & refuses to use it, so I have to leave my slider open slightly if we leave. So it's just gonna depend on how agile your cocker is. It's nice, but it was HARD to install. My brother is a builder & he did it for me. It IS a great door tho.
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I think a standard schnauzer would be quite crowded in this seat. If he wants to sit up all the time it might work okay, but not enough room to lie down. My 20# Sheltie is a tight fit but loves being up high and looking out the window.
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The step is plastic and snaps together, no fasteners. I would not put a 75 lb dog on it, however it is a sturdy thing, and you might try it. If it shows signs of coming apart, put some screws in it.
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It wouldn't be comfortable. Our dog weighs about 20lbs and has plenty of room to stand and turn around, but I think a bigger dog would be cramped.
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My dog is 16 pounds and loves it, however it does not sit really close to the window, so I'm not sure that your dog will be able to put his/her head out the window. My dog loves it because it holds him up high enough to see out in all directions. Hope this helps you.
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Yes I would say he could. How tall is he when he is sitting. If he is about the size of my 9 week old Boston Terriers he can see out the window. 18"L x 14"W x 11"H
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Yes. The folds make it quite sturdy, for a small dog anyway. It's not very high so an animal that is a jumper may go right over it. We have a toy Husky and he does not jump over it.
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If you mount it higher than floor level , doggie should have no problem stepping over the base, as long as his width fits through ok !
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May be small underneath for a German Shepherd; top bunk should be fine. Our large dogs sleeps on top and 2 minature Aussies underneath
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I believe it would be. It sits very securely on the floor. I guess it might depend on how large your dogs are. My puppy is now 28 lbs and jumps up on the side when it's time to come out and it hasn't budged. Hope this helps. Other than that it is very nice looking and well made.