Is this appropriate for an 80 lb. Lab
491801
Theae stepa are very narrow my yorkies would nit use them because of rhis. Nso no would be my answer and way toi small fir a large dig
491802
No. These steps wouldn't be appropriate for any animal over 20 pounds, in my opinion.
494531
Yes, I have an 84 lb lab and she fits very comfortably. Very nice crate for the price
2070323
I used it for my 95 lb active Lab. it does work . The original one did snap ( due to a faulty weld ) The Mfg. did replace without a problem.
437016
Our lab was about 85 pounds and this was wide enough although wider might be best. But it was a little slippery for him and he wasn't crazy about that. Plus it's a little unwieldy.
678185
For awhile yes but then no we have a 80 lbs lab mix and it worked for him for a couple of years and then he got used to it and started running through it the current wasn't strong enough to affect him anymore!
752016
Absolutely. I have a weimaranier who weighs about 80 pounds and the collar was more then big enough for her.
918483
It is a bit steep for a lab. All it's weight would be on the hind quarters. My 50 lb. girl was not fond of it. I went to Pet Gear Easy Step III Extra Wide Pet Stairs, 3-step/for dogs up to 200-pounds and she loves it. They also have Easy Step Two I would suggest the wide one for the larger dogs. I've found them on Ebay and Amazon.
1080464
My petite (70-75 lb) 8 yr old black lab uses this no problem. Her old dishes were on the ground so this size is plenty tall but if u want something that does not require any bending of neck, this prob wont work unless u put on something
1796200
We use this bed for our 27 lb Welsh Corgi and she takes up 2/3 of the bed. I think for an 80lb dog you would need a larger size. I screwed L-brackets to the inside of each of the 4 corners to get the bed to stay together and the brackets are not noticeable as they are hidden by the bed pillow. It doesn't matter what size dog you have, the corners do not stay together without some extra hardware.
2136797
Absolutely! My lab is way over 65lbs and it works amazingly well, I took so much dry, under hair in 10minutes I couldn't believe it!!!! Great price and a very well made product. I highly recommend. Iam a vet tech and believe me my office is shouting hoorays!! They want me to keep it at work; no way;this one is mine.
217015
I couldn't say for sure, but it works fine for my 75 lb. English Lab. I would use the door dimensions and measure your dog, keeping in mind that the door will be a number of inches off the floor to account for the length of your dog's legs.
1071390
my dog is 80 pounds and the booster bath was fine. no cave ins anywhere at any time.
444023
I use this ramp with a Lab that is around 85 lbs. and it is no problem. It's pretty sturdy.
1500761
My Lab is 85pds. The medium or large should work. It is KONG strong and I don't think he/she can destroy it. My lab is a chewer and hasn't put a dent in it.
1996289
It will be close. We have an 84 pound mix and she is too large for it. But to be fair she was trained to use it. These are handy and a 50 pound dog should be ok. Make sure it is solidly set down. They should hollow and I know our dog does not go for that sort of thing. Made her nervous. Also using this sort of thing takes patience and a lot of positive reinforcement.It should be ok .Good luck!Regards,Maurice
826993
I purchased this for my male pit bull who is approx. two years old. He is 60 pounds, like a medium sized dog. I also have a Black Lab that is 80 pounds but I don't think it would fit her. I would say for a medium dog definitely!
2068365
Had this for my lab mix. He was about 70lbs but I think it should be fine for you. Try googling the product and see what comes up. Good luck.