Is this low enough to the ground for a puppy to use?
1059702
Yes it is I got this for my messy cat wish it was higher he gets water all over the place much goes down the holes but he still get water on the floor. My cat moves it around so you might want to keep and eye on your puppy.
1059703
Generally speaking, yes it is a great bowl for a puppy dog as the height of the bowl tops is only 3 inches off the ground so easy for them to access food and water.
1693557
Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
1647822
Yes you can. However if it is not attached at both ends, your puppy could easily knock it over. I have a 4 year old 8 lb. dachshund and she can clear it with NO PROBLEM.
1247135
Umm I haven't used it without the stairs but it should be fine for dogs. If not they are pretty steep and shouldn't be in the way.
85286
I tend to think so. It is lower to the ground than most. It is perfect for me as I am only 5 ft tall. It's very soft and I've been thrilled with it.
1635066
We have it but have not used it. Thought we would use it for our golden doodle puppybut didn't. It is heavy. Sorry I couldn't give you more info. It has not been out of the box.Actually going to sell it.
1141147
I wish I had a good answer but I haven't been able to get my Morkie and Yorkie to use the ramp. (My fault for not taking time to train teach them how!) It does have a low pile carpet surface and I don't think it will be slippery.
1647821
You could probably do it. It works well for my two small dogs. There would probably be a bit of a gap where assuming you have baseboards or some kind of trim around the floor.
994636
Yes. The folds make it quite sturdy, for a small dog anyway. It's not very high so an animal that is a jumper may go right over it. We have a toy Husky and he does not jump over it.
1388609
I don't think so. It's 8 inches thick and if the dog has nothing steady under its feet, it must be quite difficult to climb that high. Dogs don't have hands. They have paws.
2082142
This unit is not sturdy enough in my opinion. So I wouldn't buy this for a growing puppy.
64455
Yes it is too light since my small chihuahua+pug mix weighing only 13 pounds pushed it open and also he can jump over it too and is not tall at all so I don't recommend it unless you got a puppy that is around 8 pounds or less since when my dog was a puppy it was fine as soon as he got big adult size at 13 pounds he learned to open it by pushing it and then breaking it since he pushed it so many times it came apart and after I brought a new one since the other one he broke he ended up learning how to jump over it so it was a waste of money for me i should of got the more expensive higher one
1114417
Yep. Sorry. I don't think the pups could get enough grip to get up that steep of an incline. It would work on a sofa, but not a bed. Go for the stairs they make for help onto the bed, even my old girls seem to do okay on those, they just take them one by one, slowly but easily.
1057550
It is low to the floor which is good, however has depth. It may be too big and frustrate them more then encourage. I have a 22 lb dog and it is good for his size.
1985219
My 16 lb cocker spaniel can move it all around the laminate floor. It's great for the little pup we have but if I put the cocker in with her she moves it across the room and out of shape. I would think if she moved it into the right configuration, she could knock it over:)
1853592
I would say technically yes but it's not the most stable. It's more for decoration as it's just a bunch of pieces of wood set up on and around the kennel. You could probably fortify it to be more stable
1862989
Depends on the weight of your dog since by itself the bed is lightweight and can be carried easily with one hand. Also depends on the condition of the grass or dirt. If it's rather moist and you have a 60lb dog I imagine that would sink but if the land is rather dry then it would probably be OK. It's a great bed so my suggestion if it does sink is to put a piece of wood or cardboard under the feet.