I have a larger dog, 75 pounds... Anyone know if these can handle a dog that size???
2020489
I bought these steps for a small dog who is getting older. The dog still skips using the steps, both going up and down. It might be even easier for a large dog to avoid using them. The steps might be considered more cat-size than large dog size.
2020490
I personally wouldn't recommend this product for a dog that size. It is advertized for "small to medium" dogs. The steps are shallow (four total), and I'm not sure if it would slide or tip under that much weight. Although this "may" work for your dog, I would recommend spending your money on a product that is engineered & designed for large dogs. Also, if you read the negative reviews on this product, you'll see that a common theme is that it is inadequate for larger dogs. Hope this helps.
2020491
No I wouldnt use these, they are great for cats and small dogs even some medium ones..
2020492
I believe it can withstand that weight. However, I don't think it's wide enough for such a large dog. But dogs are particular, just like we are, it may not matter to him. ; )
2020493
My Pitt Mix is 70lbs and there was no problem with her on the steps. They are quite deep and she went up them so fast she was probably on them for 20seconds or less. Then she just jumped onto the couch. They also worked great for my car because ramps didn't work on my sedan. These steps rested on the seat. I did put a small rug under the foot portion because it was on the driveway. I am so happy with these steps. I wish I knew about them sooner. My dog is 10 years old.
2020494
The front part ( steps) would but you would have to boost the back foldout legs with some sort of brace, maybe wooden supports
1033091
No, they are much smaller, but definitely the right size for a large dog. Our dog weighs about 95 lbs. and its the perfect size. The handles are great too!
811183
Hi Christa,We see no problem with the size and weight of your dog. To our side in this, we have two dogs and there is plenty of room for both. The construction of this doggyhut is very well made and should you purchase this you will not regret getting this model. Hope this helps you.
537920
No way!!! These are so flimsy! My dog is also 120 pounds.....and it just isnt possible! waste of money f you have a dog over ten pounds with this gadget!!! do not waste your money!
2190125
I think you would be ok with them being only 3.5 lbs..my Yorkie weighs over 6 and it was not comfortable walking with it, nor did she seem to feel secure in it..
1566372
Really depends on the size you are picking up. Id say yes - at least I can for my healthy 100 lb dog.
2233606
Looks like others have measures, but this might be useful - our Yorkie Shelby started using them when she was at 4 lbs with no problems - never tried to go "through" the spaces (though I guess she could have) - she's now at 6 lbs 6 oz and they work just fine
1652557
I wonder if might be a bit tight depending on the size. Weight goes up to 110lbs for the one I purchased. I pull. 75lb Portie & a 15 lb jack/minpin/chix & they seem fine!! I do not leash up either of my dogs. Only issue I find is loading & unloading larger dogs can cause your bike to tip over so carry a block of wood to support top corner of cart as kick stand not enough
976292
david-can you get a 120 lb dog to get up 30.5 inches and the foot pump him or her up. we decides that our 105 lb golden doodle would have a problem. suggestion, buy some leather chews f/amazon and a quality electric shaver w/attachments for the trim. good luck
5003
They should fit, my guy is 24 pounds and about the size of a medium beagle and there is plenty of room for him to turn around. You can feel the weight shift on the back end of the trailer, once you get used to that no problem.
1548871
they will be fine, they are made for any size dog, its just the matter of if your dog will let you do it, my dog is a small dog about 22 lbs and they work great on him.
1192164
the weight of your dog means nothing. the person below bought large for the 105 # dog and they're too big. I bought large for a 70 pound dog and they fit perfectly. you have to do some homework. look up the brand online, find the measurement instructions and go by that.
2089561
I have used these leashes for several years now. They hold up very well and the lock will stop them in their tracks, just make sure you are holding on to the leash tightly (I'm sure you know this). We use it on a 80 lb GS mix and a 65 lb Pitt Bull with no problems at all.Hope this helps you.
2068365
Had this for my lab mix. He was about 70lbs but I think it should be fine for you. Try googling the product and see what comes up. Good luck.
268345
They are heavy duty enough to support a 70 pound dog standing on them. They also make a non collapsible version that might be better suited for what you need.
2017674
Your dog is probably taller than these stairs so I would say no. Plus they are not made for large dogs.
989852
No. My chihuahua is 5 pounds and they flew off her paws. Gave them away to friend with bigger dog.