Is this strong enough for a german shepard?
146079
It is, we used them on all breeds but I prefer the dremel one since it's cordless and easier to handle around larger dogs.
146080
Absolutely. It has the variable speed and my dog has very strong thick nails and I think it could handle your dogs nails if done on a regular basis.
146081
It has an adjustable speed so it should work. I have 2 little 12 lb mutts and i use it on a medium setting and it does great. Also the cylindrical attachments come in different coarsenesses (like a nail file fine and coarse). It's well worth the investment to not cut their quicks anymore.
1947283
I have a 75lb lab mix on this and it's fine. He doesn't pull much though. I think if your dog is going to be pulling it a lot it won't hold him.
308358
Absolutely. My 98 lb. German Shepherd gets into our SUV as well as into the back of my husbands extended cab GMC Truck with this ramp. It takes a little coaching and guidance at first - she was very hesitant to use it the first few times, but now she sees us put it up, and waits at the bottom - we always hold on to her collar because of the angle, just make sure she doesn't walk over the side. Hope this helps.
1786371
No. I have a 55 pound British bulldog and it's too narrow and not strong enough. She dosent use it so I don't suggest it
1263502
As long as you are big and strong enough to support your dog! This product is well-made and reinforced.
1442000
I'd say so. My German Shepherd can carry it in his mouth, but it's big for that. For what it's worth, this toy holds about 6 cups of kibble.
151764
My dog is 30 pounds and can scoot the pen along the un-carpeted part of the floor so we had to put furniture on all sides to keep it in place. I would think a German shepherd if it jumped up on the side could knock the pen over entirely and get out. I'd go with something bigger and sturdier.
509903
I suppose you could.It is very strong and has a in the side bottom.Our is for our German Shepherd to play in.
467769
It's big enough for my 100 pound German Shepherd dog. He has enough room to turn around in it and to lay quite comfortably. Not as sturdy as I would have liked but unless your dog likes to destroy things, this should work fine.
479858
Yes, it is strong enough. I have used this lead for my Bernese for more than a year. But a word of caution. Please be sure that the lead is securely anchored. Also if your Bernese is as active as mine don't leave her unsupervised for long as any lead can snag and entangle the dog.
1031725
I don't think it would be strong enough. The top part opens to put things- dog toys- inside but I don't know that I'd use it for that.
1807237
I have used it for Australian Shepherds with no problem. About 45 - 50 pounds.
646085
Yes it can. I'm using it on my 60 pound Australian Shepherd/Border Collie mix and it works very well.
1318057
Yes! My German Shepherd tried to dart across the front of the bike to get to a squirrel and the angle she took (because it is attached at the rear of the bike) was through the front wheel. I thought a crash was imminent, but it kept her from even touching the wheel. I have an Aussie as well who loves to chase squirrels and was always a challenge to keep focused on walks... She is "cured" of that with this attachment. She tried to dart at first and the attachment keeps her from going anywhere and I barely felt a tug. My dogs are 70 pounds and 65 pounds
1547496
My German Shepard is approximately 95 lbs and is big ( tall, long legs). He foes t make a dent in it sync loves it. Even bought him another one of the same got stairs by the bed! My guess would be 100-125 lbs. easy!I also thought it was an awesome buy for the price!! The cover is removable and washable but I have not done that yet!
1539129
My opinion is yes - we have a German Shepherd and she can reach her upper thigh with effort, but it is doable.
1933704
I would have to say no. I bought it to use for chickens. I personally don't think it would be sturdy enough for a large dog.