is there a weight limit? we have great danes, one which may end up over 200 pounds
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Just to chime in on your comment about owning Great Danes!I have three Great Danes. My girl lives and sleeps on the CoolAroo bed. The first month the frame began to "bend" and warp as she was waaaaay to heavy. So, I gave the bed to my daughter who has a French Bulldog and its perfect for her. I had my carpenter make a custom wood bedframe and got a mattress covered in Sunbrella fabric for the danes. Perfect!
447851
It's pretty strong. Although our dog is only 75 lbs, I think it would hold a much heavier animal.
447852
I have been wondering the same thing so I called coolaroo and they said the large steel frame bed holds up to 150 pounds.
447853
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.
447854
I bought this for my great dane pup and unfortunately it's too small for him. While it still holds his weight (he's 125 lbs at 10 mo old) he is too big for it and can't lay down on it comfortably. We got him a crib mattress to lay on instead and that seems to be much better. He loves the crib mattress and doesn't have a hard time laying on it since all the sides are soft.
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I have a year-old Bernese Mountain Dog who's now @ 95 lbs and so far so good. I would contact the manufacturer directly to determine any weight restrictions. I would definitely recommend the XL size for a Great Dane. Good luck! Hope my response was somewhat helpful.
447856
My Newfie lays on it (although it's really too small for him), and he probably weighs about 135.
447857
Im sorry I do not know about the weight limit. I bought this bed for a Rottweiler pup that will end up over a 100 pounds. He took to it like candy. He loves his bed.
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.
1055373
Absolutely, my dog is 24 pounds and there is lot's of room. This is an amazing way to bring your pet with you when doing errands or going out to public events.
2010506
I am not actually sure if their is a weight limit. It is very sturdy and as long as it is mounted properly you should be fine. I put two toy poodles in mine ,one weighs 8lbs and the other 5 1/2 lbs. They do fine. I hope this helps
1106173
The manufacturer recommends that it be limited to pets weighing 33 pounds or less. 60 pounds and might be too much for the way these particular steps are constructed, part of what makes this design so attractive is the cantilevered base however that same construction may concentrate too much force through the screw holes. The pitch and spacing of the steps is also sized with smaller animals in mind. My 29 pound beagle uses it fine but a bigger dog might not have enough room on them.
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I don't think so...my dog is under 2 pounds but in my opinion it is not sturdy enough for a 27 pound dog, I might be wrong. It is great and my dog absolutely loves it, in fact she never wants to get out of it:) Hope this helps!!!
301784
Not that I know of. It is pretty sturdy though. We only have one small dog, so I am not sure how well it would handle multiple large dogs.
621612
I think 27 lbs could be a problem if the dog moves around. These are not built like a regular baby carriage so an active dog over 20 lbs could easily throw it off balance. I have a 13 pound dog with no issues.
136696
My dogs are big, but no where near 170 lbs. it took both my dogs some time and working with them for them to understand what the ramp was for, but they are up and down so fast I never noticed if it moved or bounced at all, It's pretty strong and works well. Good luck.
175764
Not sure about the actual number, but it has held up fine for 200 pound teenagers. Unless your dog is bigger than that I don't think you should worry
53164
I don't know, although I bought it I also returned it when I found out that it has a 200 lbs. limit.
205443
I'm not sure what the manufacturer suggest as the max weight. I can tell you that often, 3 of our English Setters snuggle in this bed at one time with no ill effects. They each weigh over 55 pounds. The bed is sturdy. Even with your dog being larger, I "think" the bed would hold up, even with the larger weight jumping in and out. The lower bunk would be too short, even our Setters don't spend much time in the bottom bunk. They go in, dig about, roll around and out them come. We had a Corgi who loved the bottom bunk.
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I have 2 medium size Snoozer II's in my back seat, and I THINK (but I'm not sure) they have a 35 lb weight limit. My two dogs (Cairn Terrier and Spaniel) sometimes ride together, when my Britney Spaniel grand dog, Lewis, is with me, but their combined weight does not exceed the weight limit. I have purchased a total of 3 Snoozer II's and dearly love them. My back seat contains 2, and the 3rd belongs to my grand dog, Mollie, and is in her Mom's back seat.
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I can"t speak to weight limits but can give 2 examples that may help, my dog is about 30 pounds and there is no flexing when he gets on it, I have accidentally stepped on and off quickly when I stumbled and the ramp did not break and I am 250 pounds. Also if you are spanning 3 steps most likely the middle step will function as a center support for the ramp making weight a non issue.
721451
While it's not really that heavy, it might just be way too big for a dog that size. Hope this helps.
397839
Hi Marty,Under product descriptions, the model can handle any dog up to 180 pounds. You can see tin review on April 7, 2014 if that helps you (I believe they had a 80 pound + dog).
2151895
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.
575180
My dog is still a puppy - only weighing 25 pounds at the moment - but from the looks of it, a 74lb lab/hound mix should do fine in there - especially if only for a couple hours.