Would this work for a dog (7 pounds) to reach a dog door in a window? It's tall enough but I don't know if the top step is deep enough.
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We used this step when our truck camper was on the truck, to reach the existing steps. Our dog used it just like regular steps, and had no problem. The top step is a bit deeper than pictured. It's a great step that opens and closes with just a pull of a handle and was able to support all of our weights and heavy use on our last 2 week camping trip.
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The top step would be big enough for you dog. I can measure it tomorrow if needed.
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Four leggs 7 lbs possible works good for me to get in my 2012 tundra double cab and i am 180 lbs.Seems built well.Fred.
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I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I hope this helps you! Thanks-Sandra I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I... » Read More I'm sorry--I'm not sure. I was using it for a cat. I would think though that it could handle an extra 5 pounds. It is very sturdy. Underneath the steps, it is hollow. It has a back you can put on, but inside the steps, it is hollow. I am thinking that if you have any trouble, you could put something inside the steps to help your dog; to make it stronger. You could put a little box of stuff inside to make it sturdier if needed (to bolster the steps.) I hope I am making sense. It is well-made though, so if the manufacturer says it will handle 75 pounds, I really think it can handle 5 more. I hope this helps you! Thanks-Sandra « Show Less
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I'm 5' 0" and can't step over it :-) ! The gate is a little hard to open, so they may have some trouble depending on how strong they are. If you don't want them opening it, you could probably put a strap around it. It is a nice sturdy gate, I took 2 panels off to use as a gate. 4 panels are big enough for my Maltese. Good luck.
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Yes, I think it will work with a 5 pound dog. My cats weigh up to 15 pounds and they go through just fine. Also I think it would work with a storm door if there is room for the flap to open between the storm door and the entry door. Thanks
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If you mount it higher than floor level , doggie should have no problem stepping over the base, as long as his width fits through ok !
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The dog would have to be taught, but if it was not too high for it and it had the will go go through it, the dog would be able to go through the door. Good luck.
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It should work. I have a very strong 20 pound schnauzer who has mastered opening cabinets. It's a very sturdy gate and latch would be difficult if not impossible for a dog to open. Very easy to install. Good luck
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Audrey, I think your idea of moving the arch up a bit would help. I asked my husband and he said the same thing. Plus, if you leave off the brush, that opens up the door a lot. My 15-pound dog can't fit through it but cats are much better at slinking into tight spaces than dogs. My cat's about 12 pounds and is quite fast at going up and down the stairs through the cathole door. Good luck!!
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I'm not sure the steps are wide enough. It's just right for my 30# dog but 110# isProbably too much. I would think a ramp would work better.
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My dogs are not 90 pounds but if it is installed properly, it should. Look at the dimensions of the door and then measure your dog. I am a 5'3" female and I can fit through it (locked out of the house). Not comfortably for me, but manageable. My biggest dog is about 40 pounds and fits easily through it.
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It should work. My cats are rather large. Both are upwards of 15 lbs, tall and round. They through the door just fine. Its a great pet door. I put it on an interior door and I did have to tape the flap up. My cats can't seem to get the idea that they have to push the flap to go through the door.
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For the depth of a lab or mastiff, the steps should be fine. However, the weight of those breeds may be too much as it is made of plastic. I would go w/ something sturdier. Hope this helps.
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I don't think this would work - the opening is 25" tall - my German Shepherd loves it and its perfect for her, she's only 70 pounds.
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I don't have a dog this large, but I think it would work for you, because the gate comes with four cups that you screw into your door jam that helps to hold it in place. It's pretty sturdy with those on.
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The opening is 12" - 13" wide. So you also know the door does not go all the way to the ground...there is an 8" high section that the doggies will need to jump over. Our 2 little Chihuahua's have no problem jumping over it. Good Luck. We love the fence. For the money it is REALLY a good product...we bought 2 sets so the area for our doggies is larger.
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My dog has jumped up on ours and she is 60lbs, and it didn't budge. We also screwed it into the window sill.
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The step will support the dog BUT the depth of the step is rather narrow vs the rise is a bit steep. Also the surface of the steps is a little slick for my dog to be comfortable I would not use it for my 14 year old ,80 lb mutt.