Hello I have a havanese and my bed is high my havanese moves fast but weighs 16 lbs should I get it?
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My dogs are /5 and 30 lbs and they do ok with it. I wish the carpet on it was a little rougher for them to get a better grip but they do ok. I have thought about putting the rubber shelf liner on top of it for a better grip but i think a 16 lb dog would have an easier time of it. Overall i like it.
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This ramp is excellent for any dog up to at least 80 pounds. Free-standing is nice because it doesn't have to attach to or touch any surface, just be nearby.
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We bought this ramp for our 20 lb old man cat to get on our bed that is roughly a foot taller (maybe slightly more) than the ramp. He has absolutely no problems using the ramp and getting on the bed. He always seeks out the ramp to get on and off the bed. Our other cats do as well, even though they don't really need a ramp.
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I have two miniature daschunds, approx 15 lbs the love this ramp! Very good purchase for them.
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I had mine along the side of the bed instead of going out from the bed so one side was against the bed and there was less worry that my dog would veer off and fall 16lbs would not be a problem for this ramp
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I think the size of the dog (girth, length of body and legs) is more important than it's weight. The smaller bed would be cozy if your dog curls up alot and isn't very large. Our Italian Greyhound weighs about 20 pounds. His body and legs are long. He has alot of room to stretch out, which he does daily. I purchased the large because the price was too good to pass up (supposedly slightly used, but smelled and looked like new). I might have been able to choose the smaller size. I hope this helps.
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I have a Bernese Mountain Dog that weighs between 65 and 75 and has no problem.
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I have a Shih Tzu and he weighs 13 pounds and he pushed it over with his weight From the inside. he was only six-month-old. I got a date for my kitchen. He stays there when I work and everything is going well with him being In the kitchen. and he sleeps in a carrier, a bigger one. Hope this is helpful.
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I tried to get my German Shepherd to use the bed by using treats and coaxing. He would get up on it, but he'd get down as quickly as he could--usually after I'd stepped away. If your dogs have been up on their beds several times and still won't use them, perhaps, like my dog, they don't like the "feel" of it; some dogs are more sensitive about their balance. I gave it 2 weeks, trying every day to get my dog to use it, then gave up and shipped it back.
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I have a Boston Terrier that that weights about 20 lbs. With it taken up as much as possible it is almost too big It was suppose to be a small but it had no size on it. I like it because it is so soft.
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All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in consideration the width and size of your dog. My dog is about the size of the dog pictured in the bed. All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in... » Read More All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in consideration the width and size of your dog. My dog is about the size of the dog pictured in the bed. « Show Less
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My 16 lb havanese can reach his knee and paws with the collar; however, the collar does slow him down. I originally bought the collar when he was neutered. I continue to use it because he has skin problems and itches less when he is wearing it. He does not seem to mind it.
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I have an 85 lb 8 year old German Shepard who likes her bed and a 2 year old who doesn't care too much for it because it isn't long enough for him to stretch out on it without his head laying on the floor. If you could get a larger size, I think your dog would be more comfortable
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I have a 100 BRT is supports her just fine! You can always add a little more cushioning to it if you like! I think the bed is great, it's hard to find a bed for giant breed dogs!
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Nope. This is perfect for you. I have a 40lb. Puppy and this does just great.
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My dog weights 118 lbs. The bed fits him just fine and he likes to sprawl. Hope that helps
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I have a boxer pit bull weights 95 strong pounds have a Flexi it is 3 or 4 years old and has never let me down though I would replace with same and he has did some pulling on this after cats and rabbits hope new one is half as good Old one still works it 16 foot going for 25 foot see how smart them rabbits are haha
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I would say "no". My Doberman/lab mix is only 65 lbs, and I want him to stretch out as he grows. I got him when he was a tiny puppy and first bought the 36" version and before he was 5 months old, he had already out grew it and had to buy him the 42" version. I tend to upgrade when the top of his head can touch the top of the kennel. Now it is time to buy the 48" version unfortunately. I hadn't planned on this dog getting so big! If you haven't already purchased this, I recommend you go with the 48".
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My dog is heavy (120 lbs) and about 8-9 years old. She loved jumping over the bar, but it made her arthritis worse. I read (later) that overweight dogs shouldn't do that. I didn't try any of the other stuff and I'm not sure how tall Leah is so I can't really answer for the rest of the stuff. I gave the set to a friend with a smaller dog and her dog loved it all and even slept inside the tube.
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Hi Christa,We see no problem with the size and weight of your dog. To our side in this, we have two dogs and there is plenty of room for both. The construction of this doggyhut is very well made and should you purchase this you will not regret getting this model. Hope this helps you.
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I got my beagle who weighs about 35-40 lb the size Large 28x40, and he jumped right in as soon as I put it down, and knew it was his place. He has plenty of room in there, so I suppose I could have gotten a smaller one, but in this one he can stretch himself all the way out and still be enclosed in his bed.