Does this ramp have an edge to it so the dog can feel not to slip off.
304271
Yes it has a small edges on the sides. This is a very strong and sturdy ramp. I use it for my German Shepherd to get into my truck that is lifted to high for him to jump up into. I also use it for him to get up into my fifth wheel camper, because he has degenerative myelopathy. And he has a hard time jumping or using steps! Awesome ramp!
304272
Not exactly. It does have the matting on top. It's rougher than the aluminum construction. But, it does not have a large raised edge. My lab was a little apprehensive with it at first. But, now he literally runs up the ramp to get into my truck which is a four-wheel drive and sits quite high. I am very pleased with the ramp. Just bought another one recently for a relative.
304273
There is a lip on the sides, plus it is fairly wide; we have an 80 lb lab who has not had any problems with slipping off. Hope this helps.
318285
Yes. There's a tether strap that attaches to the dog's collar. You adjust it so it's short so the dog can't jump out of the seat. My puppy enjoys sitting high and being able to look out the window.
103695
I have not had any problem with it slipping. My dog is about 65 pounds. The end is a little curved and rests on the lip of the SUV. I don't know if this helps.
537842
The ramp seems sturdy. I got it for my ten pound Chihuahua mix, but I also have a 60 pound dog, and I would have no qualms about her using it. That being said, the parts snap into place (as opposed to lock or screw) so I could see it collapsing if overstrained. But again, it feels/seems very sturdy.
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the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the trailer always so pet knows front is not an exit. the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the... » Read More the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the trailer always so pet knows front is not an exit. « Show Less
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the mat is tapered, so there is less of a chance to trip on the edge. I am getting older and it seems to work for me, better than the old squared off mat.
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I have two yorkies and the ramp is a bit easier for them to walk up. But it's not much different than the stairs. Just not as high a step as the stairs.
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No. But we have been using it in five foot wide opening from our kitchen to our living room for the past seven months. It has been a terrific prevention CLR our now 62 lb puppy who is just beginning to learn not to jump on people. He now is more than Chest high against the gate and it never wavers. The fact that it is screwed into the sheetrock seems to be critical I imagine you would be able to screw it into the post at the topP of the deck stairs should do it for you as well.
82953
Yes, there is a bit of raised edge that catches water. However sometimes my dogs will get some on the floor as well.
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Not really. It's got a dot pattern surface, but it's still the rigid plastic, not a non-skid surface. My little dog - 14 years old with arthritis - does okay because the pads of her paws can grip the dots.
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Yes it has a ramp. It is on the front of the enclosed area. I wish it was somewhere else so the rabbits den would not have to be exposed for them to get out. Also the litter tray though very convenient , is shallow so it has to be cleaned often.
99447
Yes, fine. I hold it down with my foot and put it at a slight slant. It's still really easy for my dog
103693
It has little rubber feet that grip the bumper. My 100 pound mastiffs don't make it slip. But I also have a plastic type coating on the bumper and it's flat. If you put it on a rounded bumper it could slip I suppose. It's never fallen though in the time I've had it
158923
The package says it does, but my dog would hit the edge as much as the middle.
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no it does not. this has been a blessing though. the dog has settled down and will walk beside me without a leash....
850786
No not at all. I have a 5lb pomeranian and an 8lb terrier/pom mix comes to visit. They have no problem with the width of the ramp. They run up and down together with no problem! I did have steps but my little one broke her leg. She couldn't climb the steps at all. Found this ramp and it works perfect! It is plenty wide and not too steep.
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My digs do not jump at/on this gate. I don't see how this would tip over or move. The legs hold it sturdy. The dogs are Bassett Hounds (2).