I have a Chevy traverse. I tried the Kruger and it folded up and broke. I have 2 lg dogs. So this is made with wood ,not cardboard. Is it big enough?
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Yes the bridge uses wood boards to create the floor of the bridge. The bridge is 56 inches wide and the boards are 20 inches long. We have not yet had a customer say that our bridge didn't support their dogs. I have a 100 pound German Shepherd and a 80 pound Lab. They haven't broke through the bridge. I hope this helps.
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I think this will work well for you. It is made with plywood and supports up to 200 lbs. Also bigger than the one make by Kurgo which I had before getting this one.
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I do not have the kennel any more but I do know that it will not fit into a back pack. It only closes up to the size of the side/top panels which appear to be 20" x 31". After it closes up it is quite large and stiff, which make it sturdy but not very portable.
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Probably. Our 110# GSD uses it and loves it. I think the weight limit is 300# so it should be ok. We load our GSD into the side of a Honda Odyssey van so it is not a steep grade. If you load into the back or side of a SUV I suspect that would be a steeper grade the dog may or may not get enough traction and feel comfortable with it. The ramp is a good material, fiberglass I think, with a decent traction (sand paper like) surface. And, made in the USA.
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Fantastic question. I have 2dogs I got this for them, Both 40lbs. it's just a little too big for them. If you have a full rott I would think it would fit. I'm trying to think of a way to make it a bit smaller so they can use it for overnight hikes. I think a tailer can help me. The moll allows for multi pouch use. The company that makes this makes a ton of accessories for it. (I don't know the measurements of my dogs if you want more help feel free to email me again I can check that out after work)
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My pet is a 13# miniature poodle - so he has long legs and body - to his shoulders is about 16" -- he loves the stroller, just wish I'd spent more $ and bought a sturdier stroller. Mine has been used about a dozen times and the wheels are extremely worn. The frame around the top is not secure. I've found Outward Hound products (this is my second and I should have known better) are cheaply made and because of that can be dangerous for your pet. Now I know my little guy loves a stroller I'm on the lookout for one that's well built
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I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it.
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You need to measure your space. The crate is 36 inches tall --- is the back of your suv that tall?Then measure the width in your suv. Is it more than 24 inches? Then you're okay. Then measure width -- it has to be wider than 28 inches for the crate to fit. It fits in the back of my Toyota Highlander, no problem. Also -- weight of dog is not a factor in whether or not it will fit. But this crate is big enough for your dog. Hope that helps>>>>>
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In my opinion, If your trunk is not deep then I would say no. It folds like any other carriage but it is wide. It just fit in my Dodge Charger. I hope this helps.
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The van top carrier was nice and big. However, the first time it was used, one of the tie downs ripped off when we were on the freeway at fairly high speed so I disposed of it and cannot tell you for sure what the dimensions were. I suggest you use additional tie downs if you do purchase this item. Irene
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It's a fantastic shopping cart because it's sturdy and relatively light but it doesn't fold. It could fit in an SUV maybe or in a trunk but it isn't super mobile. That said I've carted along tons of odd stuff to make shopping trips easier :-)
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I have an 87 Four Winns Candia. The cover doesn't fit well at all. On that note, I had no problem folding it up. Folds better than it fits.
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It does appear to be well made. But I have a new Honda CRV and I think I saw a bigger one in their showroom store that might have been more durable. I like this because of the houndstooth check design. I wanted something with a little design to it.
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It has a very low profile and depending on terrain, easily covered with available brush or what have you. I found it sturdy AND room for my 95# Irish Setter service dog (or backpack-which ever you care to room with! The dog whines if not with me...so...). I love it. A tiny bit heavy for the size and a little long but it's a small price to pay for what you get. If you haven't bought it, do so with confidence. Good luck.
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I have a 4 lb Yorkshire Terrier and I got this so he would have lots of room if we leave him at home. Have another carrier that is much smaller that I would use for the car. I would think a 15 lb dog would be good with this in a car. Should fit in back seat possibly front seat of a mid size car.
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Absolutely. My 98 lb. German Shepherd gets into our SUV as well as into the back of my husbands extended cab GMC Truck with this ramp. It takes a little coaching and guidance at first - she was very hesitant to use it the first few times, but now she sees us put it up, and waits at the bottom - we always hold on to her collar because of the angle, just make sure she doesn't walk over the side. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure if the steps are good for your dog or not. My dog is a small German Shepherd who can no longer jump into our vehicle. She weighs about 55 lbs. which is below what the steps are rated at. The snap together design of the steps did not hold together when she would run up them. Maybe if I had glued it together but I did not. All I can say is to use your own judgment. I did not like how it went together.
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The Malone Load lifters will save your backs! I'm 4'10" and have a Chevy HHR which has a fairly high roof. I need a 2 step folding step stool to tie down my boat. I fold it and put it in the back with the load lifters and all the other gear, so I can get my boat down. You may be tall enough not to need the step stool.