We have a 25lb dachshund, We want something to carry him up and down a flight of stairs.
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my dachshund was 17 lbs and the carrier was really too big...center of gravity problem
1259771
Your dog will slip out of this. Look at handicap pets on the internet. I bought the ginger lead but this assists my lab walking up and down stairs. Do not buy this one it sits unused
1013704
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.
2011999
I walk my 75 pound Golden Doodle and 40 lb doodle on it. I love the handle for when they pull. Though I use it just the odd time around traffic as they are of leash most of the time. If they are on the leash all the time I would look for something stronger
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You may get a few uses out of it, but I personally don't think it's sturdy enough for a larger dog. The back legs on the steps snap into place and are not meant to fold in and out regularly--which would mean the plastic snaps will eventually break. Plus, the back legs are thin. Very thin. I'm about 115 lbs. and I would NOT!!! go up and down on it myself.
1295523
It's not very sturdy for a 22 pound dog. There is a hook inside the carrier to latch on there harness also
461496
Our White German Shepherd is 104 pounds and uses the steps well to get in and out of our semi tractor. The steps with the extensions work perfectly leaning on the steps of the truck. We have also use the steps to load the dogs into the back of a large sized SUV. The steps do not hold up well in outdoor environment and will show rust quickly.
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I carry my two 6 pound miniature dauchunds in it and have no problems with sturdiness. Straps are strong and does not create a lot of movement for dogs either.
2010508
The pet carrier we purchased has worked well for us. Our dog is 20 lbs.and we could have used a bigger one, but it works.We ride a trike and it straps on th carrier rack real good. We wish we could have gotten any colorbut black it is to hot.
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My 84 pound lab mix sits on the top stair of these steps without issue. The only thing I would recommend is making sure they are directly against a wall, my dog is much heavier and it wobbles Sometimes when he's trying to get comfortable. I would highly recommend these stairs though. My lab and Great Dane mixes use them multiple times a day to jump in my bed, I even use the stairs when getting the dogs into my jeep grand cherokee
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I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
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I think this question is answered in the description for the product. I really don't know my dog only weighs 11 lbs., but the stairs can certainly handle more than that, I'd say at least 20 - 25 lbs., but that's just a guess. They are very sturdy.
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There aren't any real handles. You could carry them down individually but it would not be the easiest to reattach with the pets in the carrier
655019
This isn't attached to a wall or floor, so if you have a determined jumper, they will probably be able to get over it. Overall, it's very sturdy, though. I have a 60 lb basset hound that tried once or twice to push it over or go around but he gave up and hasn't tried since. We've had it almost a year with no issues. We use it on carpet. Might move or slide more on smooth floors.
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That is EXACTLY what I use it for. HOWEVER, it needs to be a large dog, because when she was a pup, she could just climb UNDER it.
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I think so, but to be honest my dog is only twenty pounds. It's certainly easier on them than conventional stairs. Also, it does state that it will support dogs up to 100 pounds so I believe it would be fine. The one thing I recommend is that you either put it between a wall and the bed or something like that to stabilize it and make it more secure for the dog. My dog loves it but refused to use it at first. I put her on a leash and led her up it and then (after a cookie) led her down on the leash.
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I would probably get a small. Double check by measuring his chest. Having said, the hardware is pretty substantial and seems to be overkill for a dog as small as a Corgi. We dismantled our harness and used only the front portion for our 125# Rottweiler. To raise him from a down position and to help him negotiate stairs we used a sheepskin padded sling (similar to a log carrier) and that worked best. Finding a dog lifting aid for such a large dog was a challenge. For our smaller breeds we would not make the same choice. We would opt for the padded sling.
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I bought one for my 60 lb. dog and she has no problem getting up and down. It has carpet on it so that they can keep their grip. I love mine!