Is the bottom and sides strong enough for a Lab to use ?
2027575
No, the inflatable ring pops really easy, i feed the squirrels and i think one try ed to get water and popped it so i ended up just spending a few dollars more and getting a metal frame pool which is a lot easier then you think to put up.
2027576
I wouldn't recommend it. Our shepherd jumps in when it is not filled all the way and I cringe at the thought of her claws in there. Also, once the sides are up it is kind of a big jump in. We just use a plastic kiddy pool for our shepherd and our lab mix.
2027577
I would worry about the dog's nails puncturing the plastic. I had to put a screened pavilion over the pool because the birds would land on the edge and puncture it.
851740
I would say yes shouldn't be a problem. The bottom is foam, but keep in mind its huge! It's a lot bigger then I expected it to be.
484749
My Jack Russell Terrier, yes! My friend's lab, no! It is sturdy, but not big enough really unless the lab sits very still-but still would be a tight fit. My JRT sits in the little storage area behind me! it's perfect!
1585259
You need to put something in the bottom because it is just fabric. The sides are sturdy but the bottom needs support
694778
The bars are very sturdy and can handle some weight on the bottom. We pu their food and treats with no problem.
600891
Yes. It has some sort of panel in the bottom of it, so it's definitely sturdy enough.
1304851
not really, unless you plan on putting some material like felt on the bottom. Even that would be somewhat difficult as the sides terminate in a thin hard plastic edge. Also, it's only about 10" x 14" x (maybe) 5" deep.
633967
Sorry, way too small for a Lab. These are more for small dogs. They make larger styles which are taller, longer and thicker which are built for larger stronger dogs. Keep shopping and good luck
2066481
My 125 lb. Great Dane fits in it just fine so I would assume it would be fine for your lab.
1739383
Yes. The sides are not strong enough by it self to flimsy need more support.
2081384
Probably not, unless you're using it for something very small/light. The top and sides are only about 1cm thick.
1920792
I use it for a large lab and it works. A larger dog like yours might hang over a bit (head and feet) unless he curls a bit but the bed would certainly keep him from bottoming out - the memory foam only bottoms out when my 230 pound husband steps on it.
918487
I believe so. My 85 lb, 1 year old bloodhound has been using it to climb up onto my bed since she was only a 10 lb puppy. it has been great for her and is still in perfect condition. We love it! So sorry to hear about your lab. We went through cancer with one of our dogs a little while ago. It can be tough. Best of luck.
509901
I suppose you could. It is very strong and has a in the side bottom. Our is for our German Shepherd to play in.
316672
The one we have has two sides. This one is a little heavier on the bottom and closes just fine. Our Brown Lab has no problem going in and out. It's a must in our home during doors open season. We really do like it. Old Man Eddie !!!
692848
I would say yes, the bottom is sturdy and with the help of your child's legs that gives more support. The sides are a little flimsy, but do stand up well.
503352
I think it would accommodate either. The unit worked well. There is a panel on the bottom that releases to be secured to the floor. We use it in my daughters college apartment for lab top, tablet and jewelry.