Hello I have a german shepard dog a big dog is able to use this steps to go in and out thank you
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I dont have a large dog but from using our steps I think a big dig would be able to use the steps to exit the pool.
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Yes and it works very well. I have two of them for our two large German Shepherds and we have had no problems. I would recommend it.
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I have a German Shepherd that is 75 pounds, a cocker spaniel that is 21 pounds and a Yorkie that is 12 pounds. I use this system to walk them at campgrounds. As you can imagine there is wildlife, people and other dogs. Lots of distractions. I walk all three at the same time. I weigh about 140 pounds. This system helps me use my weight to contain them and I can also tug on the lease if they are starting to pull. It also leaves my hands available to pick their waste. I recently added another German Shepherd to the mix and need to order another lease. I highly recommend this product. Hope this helps. I have a German Shepherd that is 75 pounds, a cocker spaniel that is 21 pounds and a Yorkie that is 12 pounds. I use this system to walk them at campgrounds. As you can imagine there is wildlife, people and other dogs. Lots of distractions. I walk all three at the same time. I weigh about 140 pounds. This system helps me use my weight to contain them and I can also tug on the lease if they are starting to pull. It also leaves my hands available to pick their waste. I recently added another German Shepherd to the mix and need to order another lease. I highly recommend this product. Hope this... » Read More I have a German Shepherd that is 75 pounds, a cocker spaniel that is 21 pounds and a Yorkie that is 12 pounds. I use this system to walk them at campgrounds. As you can imagine there is wildlife, people and other dogs. Lots of distractions. I walk all three at the same time. I weigh about 140 pounds. This system helps me use my weight to contain them and I can also tug on the lease if they are starting to pull. It also leaves my hands available to pick their waste. I recently added another German Shepherd to the mix and need to order another lease. I highly recommend this product. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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My dog is a Maltese, so she was not able to move it around. I also connected it to her crate, but I had to use the divider that came with her crate to close the opening on the top because her crate was not that tall. It works great for me, just make sure you connect the crate with no openings. I left an opening one day and she got out and had the entire house to herself.
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The steps are narrow, but my Morkie (ten pounds) has no problem with it. We trained her with treats to use it and she does fine. She consistently jumps and skips the top step for some reason (the most narrow).
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The butterfly opening requires a bit of weight to activate the step peddle, so unless your dog has some weight and genius, I doubt he will be able to get in there.
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I have a large German Shepard which is larger than your Beagle and it can expand more.
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I believe so the step are about 12" in length, which is bigger then most. my dog is able to take each step at a top instead of jumping up. hope that helps.
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I was excited when we received the steps, they are sturdy. My dog is 106 pounds, 11 years old, and has hip issues. She is scared going up and down them, we have to stand on one side, and put the other against the wall or truck door to get her to use them. My house is a raised home so she is used to stairs, but these in the open or in odd places make her nervous.
190753
A large dog would have no problem stepping over this. My gate lasted a week it was not made very well.
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I think you can get the giant one...I have a 70lb german shepherd and the giant was okay, but just SLIGHTLY too wide, I think it would work well for your dog.
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This should work great for your dogs. It's narrow, but tall. Our older (16) dog loves these steps. She's heavier than your dogs, but these are great for her.
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Mine has 3 steps...if u count that top level as a step. The top level is at the same height as the seat of "Marvin's chair" so it is ideal for my dog. I think that the one in the picture is the same...2 steps & a top level, but the picture is not a good representation.
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There is a zippered entry in the front and back. The entry in the back is lower than the front. You would have to lift the dog to go in the front entry. Most dogs could probably walk in the back entry.
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The step will support the dog BUT the depth of the step is rather narrow vs the rise is a bit steep. Also the surface of the steps is a little slick for my dog to be comfortable I would not use it for my 14 year old ,80 lb mutt.
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It is pretty solid. My dog isn't as big as yours, but she is really fearful and the steps felt secure enough for her to be comfortable going up and down them. The steps are wide and well made but the height of the steps may or may not be an issue for an older dog with bad hips but I don't know since I don't know your dog's capabilities.
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I have this for my lab, and there's a small amount of jumping involved for him. With a larger dog like a mastiff there's even less jumping involved. I love the OttoStep - I couldn't live without it. It is plenty wide and super convenient.