Will this product be big and strong enough for a 95lb lab?We have a recovering BIG lab that needs a lot of help moving. Thank you.
1263501
I feel confident that the harness will accommodate a 95 lb. lab. Our golden is 75 lbs, but the harness appears to be very well constructed. It is not flimsy or cheaply made. We used it to lift him into an SUV prior to his receiving an ultrasound treatment for severe arthritis (results were almost miraculous), and a dislocated hip. I am very pleased with this harness & would not hesitate to recommend.
1263502
As long as you are big and strong enough to support your dog! This product is well-made and reinforced.
1263503
I would say yes. We bought it for my 13 year Dalmatian when her hips couldn't support her anymore. Unfortunately, we only used it a couple of times before she left us, but we were happy with it. She weighed 68 pounds.
1263504
It's a good product, well made, supports big dogs. My only issue with it is that I need it to help my 80 pound male dog in and out of the house to go to the bathroom, so because of the way you put it on and get it off, I haven't found a QUICK way to get him out of it in time for him to go to the bathroom successfully without having a lot of difficulty and usually making a mess...it's a bit cumbersome for any quick maneuvering.
1263505
Yes, it will be strong enough. My 82 lb. dog used it after a stroke. I still use it to get him up a ramp into the suv.
1263506
As long as you able to support your dogs weight and you select the correct measurements for the harness, this should be of great help for you!
537921
No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.
21618
I had a 80lb lab in my hound about and it was a good size, not too much room to move around, which you don't want. I also had a piece of plywood cut to place under the pad for extra support, which I would recommend.
2066481
My 125 lb. Great Dane fits in it just fine so I would assume it would be fine for your lab.
1647371
We used this with a our. 100lb Lab. and it worked perfectly. We were able to sinch it up.....you want it to be snug. Personnally, I dont think it would be big enough for a large Mastiff, if yours is as big as our friends dog is. You might want the extra large.
1523108
I have Labradoddle and I use the vibrate most of the time. He weighs 60 lbs. I think the vibrate would be fine for your dog.
2080841
Hello, my two dogs together weigh almost 35 pounds. I have a Pug and a mix Chihuahua Terrier. We put a matt inside to help the sagging underneath, this helped us. I feel this may not be large enough for your Labrador or hold her weight. With her having arthritis you would have to lift her in each time, the opening I feel is to small for a large dog to jump into. When I was shopping for a stroller I did see a few that do hold large dogs and they are lower to the ground. Good luck!
981416
I would, especially if she isn't full grown. My lab is now 105lbs and it held him up well. He loves floating!
1961058
Yes..it worked well for my 90lb lab..we didn't run but she pulled on it and it was easier to control he
1801366
Hi, my lab is a lean 70 lbs. He dosent have a big chest. And I feel like there is barely enough Velcro to hold it. It does work for him but I don't like the metal loop the Velcro belt passes through on the front harness. It's in a area with a lot of movement and I feel like it should be more streamline or relocated. All that being said, we do use it quite often. I have not noticed any sore spots caused by the harness. And he dosent seem to mind wearing it. Loads must be perfectly equal on each side or the harness will sag to the heavier side. Hope this helps
1920792
I use it for a large lab and it works. A larger dog like yours might hang over a bit (head and feet) unless he curls a bit but the bed would certainly keep him from bottoming out - the memory foam only bottoms out when my 230 pound husband steps on it.
2274392
Most definitely, if that's an option. This one is the full-sized one. I use it on my 70lb Labrador.
1545587
In my professional opinion this product will not be able to handle such a large dog. The cable itself will certainly be strong enough but link a link in a chain its weakest point can be a problem. I don't believe the connections will be able to withstand such a large and strong breed.
397837
Yes, I would say so. I bought this one for my 75 lb Rott, 2 65 lb lab mixes, and 17 pound schnauzer. They have all been able to use it with no issues. It goes pretty fast too.
417485
I don't think is strong enough to hold a dog that large. Look at a large wire kennel cage.Dan
2167272
This is for a larger dog, 100 lbs. It would be a little big for an 18 lb dog, but would work.
781053
My dog is a lab size. About 80 lbs. And he has no trouble. It is a rather large opening and i have a concern that a small person could climb through the opening but then they would meet a rather big angry dog on the other side.