I have a 2011 Outback &amp; a 120 lb mastiff. Is the plastic material going to be durable enough to stand up to my big dog?
602852
The seat back protectors are just as durable as the back cargo area mat that came with the car. Easy install and keeps the dirt and hair off the back of the seats!
595934
I think it would be pretty durable. I have a small puppy who loves it. I just put her regular dog food in it.
1749114
I should think so. The material is extremely durable. I have had this bed for over a year and my 60 pound dog & 50 pound son are often watching tv on it together! The bed has completely retained its original shape (no drooping or sagging in the middle)
391950
Agreed, mine has never toppled, and that's with two big 95 lb. dogs eating out of it at the same time. The legs lock into place very securely and the whole thing is pretty robust, it's not some flimsy, cheaply made stand. It's really great for traveling too.
2061813
Yes it heavy duty. My two dogs really like it andit will hold up for a long time
1777181
I would contact Sherpa and ask for their recommendations. I have a 16 pounder that does fine in it. But it would depend on how tall your pet is, if he/she is a chewer, scratcher, etc -- since it's not a hard side carrier it is not indestructible if you have a determined, strong chewer. Some breeds of dogs have bigger teeth than others the same size -- terriers for example have big teeth for dogs their size/weight.
1170029
Honestly it's pretty sturdy in the back of a YukonXL with a Great Dane and Lab. The lab used to get around the bar design we had before. This one keeps her in the back!!
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.
1503235
Your dig will be fine. I have a 120lbs. Mastiff and she fits in there fine.
2056677
I am not sure what plastic cover you mean but if it is the piece that pulls up over the pet...yes you can use it with out. I keep it down but it's come in handy if it starts raining or the sun is extra bright. My pet is 10 years old and loves to walk but coming back can wear him out so he gets in his buggy. the only problem i have,the front wheels can be contrary.
514647
My dog has chewed up plenty of plastic. But not on this. The angle of the edges makes it tough to chew. At least for my 50 pound Aussie.
2071946
I can't find that stated anywhere but I think the materials and the assembly would be the same as the large size--just scaled down. ie- same stitching on the fabric enclosure, same diameter of the tires and metal tubing of the frame. That being said, I had 50 pounds of dog and probably another 10 pounds of stuff in my large one and it did fine.
1479997
I've been using mine since thanksgiving and the backing is still intact. I had a similar problem with my previous one (different manufacturer) this one is much heavier and made well. I would recommend this. The user is a 70 lb husky/lab, she rides in it to and from work, min 70 mikes a day, so lots of use mud, rain, snow etc.
1465535
My 130 lb. Great Dane "digs" like crazy and practically empties the pool of water so I can say a hearty YES to that question. It will hold up. :)
1333057
I think the plastics made these days won't wear out in our lifetimes. I'd say it's pretty durable; up at bear camp I kept this on my belt attached by a bicycle inner-tube chunk, it didn't move and held up fine in thick cover. I highly recommend this, may want to put some super glue on the fire rod handle where it attaches to the rod as that was the first thing that failed but was a quick-n-easy fix.
297144
You should be fine with the dogs. It's a light material but very strong. My dogs do the same thing and weight around 100lbs . Hope this helped.
541337
It holds up to my 95lb and 13lb dogs. Its pretty thick suede like material. We love it.