We have a Great Dane puppy who is likely to weigh 80kg (175lb) will this take her weight when fully grown?
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I think so. My pyree is about 170 and I am 200 and I can stand on it on a slant and it seems sound and strong. This has saved our "take a ride in the truck" time. My Pyreenees is 10 and arthritic and she gets so excited to see me put it up on the floor of the door opening..She knows she gets to go for a ride. Try it. I love the thing and have even used it to get my gas grill into the truck with an 83 year old dad pushing it and me holding the other side of the grill up...Good product.
1032692
I think it would be okay. I had one of my co-workers stand on it to test it. He weighs 195 lbs and it worked fine. It did sag a bit in the middle but the dogs weight will be distributed better than my human test subject so I would expect it to work.
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PetStep says that it will take up to 500 pounds. Our dog was 85 pounds and there was no flex in the ramp. I think that it would do well for your pup even when she is full grown. Petstep has a good video on their website that you might want to look at.
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The write up for the ramp says it will, our dog is 55kgs and very elderly and we are delighted with the way he can use it. Maybe contact the manufacturer.RegardsBarbara
1070722
It will be a little large, but your puppy should grow into it. Our lab mix is around 40lbs. and I took it up about an inch each side of the neck adjustment to get it as tight as I wanted. The girth adjustments still could be tightened or loosened.
1477751
Depends on the weight. My husky is 20-22kg and she was a medium. So not too sure otherwise :O
1477148
I have a mini Australian Shepherd and she is 40 pounds. I purchased a medium. I think it still might be a tad large. Her girth (widest/thickest part of rib cage, front) is about 24". I'm wondering if the large would be much too large for your dog. medium seems about right, in my best opinion.
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I have a great dane he weighs about 140 right now at 13 months. I laid on it myself and I'm 170. If the dog stands in it, it sinks in a little. However when he's laying it the weight is distributed evenly. I've only had it for a few days but so far so good. It seems to bounce back after he leaves it. I'll update in a the next few months.
1380452
Yes. My German Shepard now weighs 95 pounds and is a big boy in heighth too and he has no trouble getting through the door. He uses it multiple times daily.
1008525
Yes, I believe it is. My dog is a puppy and weighs about 80lbs. He has plenty of room now and has room to grow.
964826
My dogs are 80lbs and 140lbs. They each have a Benebone and are doing fine with them. My daughter's two dogs are 80lbs and 90lbs and doing ok with them. Both are chronic chewers of stolen items. We're each keeping an eye on the dogs with their bones. I believe that a bigger bone is in the works.
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We have a French Mastiff that is 95-100 lbs. She has a large chest cavity and fits with lots of excess. She was just in it last night. My parents Rottie borrows it on occasion. He is 135 pounds. I would have to say that 180 pounds may be a stretch, but if your dog doesn't carry a lot of weight through the chest, it wouldn't be out of the question. There is a lot of give in the design and Neos carry a lot of weight throughout their limbs, so I think it is worth a try. Good luck!
530991
I seriously doubt it. My pup is just 65lbs and it seems perfect. He could be a bit bigger and still fit but not twice as big. Lol!
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My poodle is 8 lbs and it's perfect! They have to be able to stand up and turn around so I would say no, it will be fine.
447858
Like the others, I am also unsure of the weight limit but it's no problem for an 80lb German Shepherd. It kind of dips in the center (slightly) when she is on it, but I think that's what it's supposed to do to absorb her weight. It bounces right back once she's off of it. It's a really nice bed and does seem strong, but the large size would not be big enough for a 200lb Great Dane.
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Yes, it would work for her now, and for a couple more months. Our dogs are 65 and 70lbs, and both of them fit in it (one at a time) with room to spare. I'd estimate the max weight to be 90-100lbs. At that point, you'll probably want to look into another size.
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This is what we feed our Dogue de Bordeaux puppy which is expected to reach about 130 lbs + when full grown. She loves it! This is a great product.
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I have a Great Dane- 150 lbs. He is not broad but tall. He has plenty of room. If he liked to stretch out completely , with his long legs he would hang off slightly but only slightly. This bed supports well and he does not touch the floor. I didn't want to go bigger because of the rooms I would have this bed in at home. It does take up space, so take that into consideration. It is perfect for my big baby! I feel you be fine with this size for your Newfie.
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My last German Shepherd weighed 120 lbs. She had to squeeze a little, but she went in and out with no difficulty once she figured the door out.
918484
I would think so. My girl is 70 lb mutt and this has made the trip to bed much easier. Good luck with your baby.