Will this work to help 80 lb dog in a Suburban?
616552
I think it would work in a suburban to get the dog up to floor level, but maybe not up to seat level which is pretty high in a suburban. We have smaller cars so the seats are only about 20 inches above the ground.
616553
My dogs are only about 10 lbs. I don't recall what Pet Gear indicates in the product info as to the weight it can sustain. You might need a longer one to go to the height of a vehicle, I just use mine for the dogs to get on and off a low bed. I think if you read what other ramps state it will give you a better idea. I really like this ramp as it is sturdy, folds in half and isn't too heavy for me to carry.
616554
i have a border collie 45 lbs and it's great! JUST MAKE SURE YOU have it secured so it doesn't DROP
616555
Should work for u. I use mine for my 75 lb boxer. I did add some non slip rubber matting for better footing. Did take my dog a little while to get used to it. He is most comfortable if I hold his collar and lead him up while keeping the ramp stable with the other hand. He is actually quite comfortable with the ramp now and patiently waits for me to set it up.
616556
Yes, it works great in my Sienna and easily will work in a Suburban. It is rated for 150 lb dog, mine are 40BC
616557
it should. well built and very strong. has slip proof finish so the dog can really get a hold on it. our two dogs use it for a truck and have no problems. it folds in half for easy storage. good luck.
475423
The rake works well for our 80 pound Kuvasz. He has quite a double coat.I would think it would work well for a small dog with a thick or double coat. The rake seems to be very gentle on the dog.
1369851
I think it would be a bit much for an 8lb dog. I wouldn't use it on anything less 15lbs. Now I'm not s pro on this, but my Westy is around 17lbs and it's just about right.
984938
It should. The wire is buried and a warning beep when they get close to it. If they ignore the warning and get cloer to the wire it gives a shock until they back off from the wire. It has different settings for the shock strength. We have a medium size dog and it is on the lowest setting. Before we knew what to set it on she got close enough to be zapped and she yelped...so it must have been pretty strong as she NEVER does that.We lowered it immediately! It DID leave a lasting impression on her though. Hope this was of some help.
2154130
I'm not exactly sure. I'm using it on a 90 lb dog. His shock level tolerance is about a 3-4. Level 1 isn't nearly as strong so it could possibly work. Also, the vibration mode could help do the trick without shocking.
1071390
my dog is 80 pounds and the booster bath was fine. no cave ins anywhere at any time.
918484
I would think so. My girl is 70 lb mutt and this has made the trip to bed much easier. Good luck with your baby.
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.
331268
It will definitely work on a 70lb. dog. I have a 65lb. dog and the Nobark has worked wonders for her.
1911219
my is 125lb rott and it works perfect.your dog may be a little short.it gave me more control.and if your dog is very friendly it could be the perfect harness
1247229
Yes it works very well for what you are looking to do. we have two large 45 pound dogs and have them restricted from a area of the lawn and chicken coop/ run.
2170684
This will def work. Works on my 90+ pound rottweiler as well as my grams small (around 15 pounds) minature Italian greyhound
844659
Possibly...but my experience is with 2 dogs, one that is 48lbs and one 95lbs. This product is a life/time saver.
1404638
We have an 80 pound heeler that fits no problem. Just depends how tall. It should be wide enough.
159726
My dog is 8 lbs and it works great. Not sure it would work for two. Maybe someone else could give you the weight requirements and inside measurements.
1493215
I think that this would work all right for your dog. I have a dog that weights about 25 lbs and it works well. You will need to set the shock setting very low. I have the shock set on 20 and works very well.
1586535
I would think it should----our dog has lots of fur and he was terrible about running the neighborhood any chance he could. One afternoon---actually part of it--and he was responding to just the buzz in a very short time!