Hello I'm looking for good steps for my dog my bed is big and he can't jump down or up on too the bed and need to know if the steps would work on a be
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My bed is 28" and the 3 step unit works great. Have a Yorkie and poodle mix. Hope this helps.
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Excellent product!!! I have a Dachshund and he can't get on my bed either because it's very high from the floor. Also, it's not good for their back so these step are great.
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I'm not sure the steps are wide enough. It's just right for my 30# dog but 110# isProbably too much. I would think a ramp would work better.
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The step will support the dog BUT the depth of the step is rather narrow vs the rise is a bit steep. Also the surface of the steps is a little slick for my dog to be comfortable I would not use it for my 14 year old ,80 lb mutt.
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I believe so the step are about 12" in length, which is bigger then most. my dog is able to take each step at a top instead of jumping up. hope that helps.
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The top step would be big enough for you dog. I can measure it tomorrow if needed.
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Kinda... Our Yorkie does not have a problem going up them at all.... Our other baby is a 13 yrs Rat Terrier, using them without a problem... But she (Rat terrier) just like to jump on the bed with out using the steps... But our Yorkie use them all them and just jumps off the bed.. Not for sure out Narrow you are talking about...
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Our Golden Retriever scoots up and down these to get to our camper (even when steps are wet). She is younger than your dog, but the steps are not so slippery. (Even if your dog has trouble negotiating them, you can always put the soft side of velcro tape on them to give some traction.) They are sturdy steps. Hope this helps and I'm so glad your terrier sleeps on your bed!
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The top step is about 19 inches high. My bed is 28 inches high so its about a 9 inch step from my bed to the top step. Which isn't a problem for my dog. I have a 7lb Pom. She loves the steps. Only way she can get up and down by herself. I also have a two step for the sofa.
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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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No. Your dog is too big for it. The steps are 4" high by 6" deep and together rise 16" Your dog is probably 16" tall and able to jump up on the furniture without the aid of stairs..
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They would be great. The steps are shallow enough, large, and spaced so that they won't strain a longer built dog's back. They are wide and very stable so the dog will feel secure. They won't move when the dog goes up or down. If the dog feels secure, they will be more willing to use them. Although they are expensive, they're very well made and I'm glad I got them instead of the cheaper, flimsy types.
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It depends on the steps. The top and bottom must be touching solid ground and the ramp fully extended. It would work on our back steps. It works for our bed and our SUV. You have to train the dog to walk it. Our dogs do agility so they are comfortable walking on ramps.
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It's only a ramp. My dog might not have done the stairs but she goes right up and down this ramp. She's 16 years old and is starting to have joint problems so this was such a great find. just be patient and use treats to entice them to go up and down. You may even have to put their paws on the top of it when training them to go down it. Once they figure it out they'll do great.
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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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It gives quite a bit but it should work. None of these steps are not designed for going down...all too steep. My little pup is still fine jumping down.
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I also have a Mastiff and I really don't think that she could do these steps. They are too close together. I believe it would be sturdy enough. You may have to hold it because if she got to one side they might tip over.
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No, it is not the same product (of which I have two and was trying to find). The product you are looking at is foam and completely solid with a removable cover (actually two covers were sent). I have the newer steps on a wooden floor and it slips a bit when my Yorkies use it (perhaps a non-slip pad underneath would solve this problem). However, even my 3.8 pound Yorkie is able to use it to get up to the bed. I hope this is helpful.