What is the flooring like, is it like the child one, where its just the material or does it have a more solid place for the doggies to sit?
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I have it packed away for the winter, but I do believe that it has a hard bottom, at least an insert. I will say my dog is about 18 pounds and I put a little blanket in with her and it was fine, and comfy. I really love this, the only negative thing was one of my back tires fell off, it wasn't clamped into the slot far enough. But this carrier lets me pack her all over, and quickly too. I am so pleased I got it!!
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It has a solid bottom. I put a dog bed inside so it would be soft for the dogs.
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It has a solid floor for dogs to sit. It seems very comfortable on its own but I would add a pillow for long trips.
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There is a carpet on it but I did find it to be slippery. My bed is also very tall and it was perfect but I will have to add a different type of carpeting so my dog can use it. At this time he is scared of it because he slid at first use. My dog is a midsized Terrier and about 20-30 lbs approx.
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You can move the floor board back to under the seat and the kid can put his feet through to the ground and push it 'Flintsone' style. pushing their feet against the ground to make it move.I liked it mostly because it had the floor board to go under his feet so I can push him and his feet don't drag.When he's big enough, the floor is shaped so that when you push it back, he can put things in it. You know...snakes, rocks, nuts and bolts, dead squirrels...
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We did not like the wire floor either, so we put the metal tray above the wire so that sit on the tray. It can be a little noisy when they move around a lot, but more comfortable for the pup.
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There is a little bit of cushion, not as much as I would have liked for a tummy time baby on our hard wood floors. I have debated putting something else under the mat for extra protection.
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The covering is a firm polyester - easy to wipe clean. Our pup is only 55# but will be approx 70# but expect it to handle that since its weight limit is 100#. We are very happy and have used it constantly. My son bought one too after seeing ours. His dog is about 60#. We leveled out the dip in the back seat with blankets then covered the whole area with a firm rug so it's one level surface.
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It's packed up for the winter so I can't check but I'm pretty sure it's just the material. It's not a hard wood or plastic but it was sturdy enough for my 65lb dog to sit and stand on.
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Mine are sitting on hardwood floor and do not move when my dachshund goes up or down. She only weighs 12 pounds. I would think you'd be ok with your dogs at 17 and 35 lbs.
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He rode it easily onto an area rug and then off onto flooring. His playroom at home is carpeted and I have pics of him riding it there so I think you will find it is Ok.
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It looks like it is cleverly arranged corrugated cardboard surrounded by one large piece of corrugated cardboard. Let me tell you, though, it feels like wood it is that hard and sturdy. I purchased mine for my 75# basset hound whose legs are too short to jump onto my bed. She uses these no problem. Neither she nor the steps are wobbly, they are extremely supportive. Also the covering on it is really soft and their angle is not too much where she is scared to go down. I have a couple of different steps at my house on various pieces of furniture for her and this one, for the height I needed, is the best for her - I tried a couple different ones that did not satisfy. I highly recommend! It looks like it is cleverly arranged corrugated cardboard surrounded by one large piece of corrugated cardboard. Let me tell you, though, it feels like wood it is that hard and sturdy. I purchased mine for my 75# basset hound whose legs are too short to jump onto my bed. She uses these no problem. Neither she nor the steps are wobbly, they are extremely supportive. Also the covering on it is really soft and their angle is not too much where she is scared to go down. I have a couple of different steps at my house on various pieces of furniture for her and this one, for the height I needed,... » Read More It looks like it is cleverly arranged corrugated cardboard surrounded by one large piece of corrugated cardboard. Let me tell you, though, it feels like wood it is that hard and sturdy. I purchased mine for my 75# basset hound whose legs are too short to jump onto my bed. She uses these no problem. Neither she nor the steps are wobbly, they are extremely supportive. Also the covering on it is really soft and their angle is not too much where she is scared to go down. I have a couple of different steps at my house on various pieces of furniture for her and this one, for the height I needed, is the best for her - I tried a couple different ones that did not satisfy. I highly recommend! « Show Less
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Hi SGR & Lucy,The frame is made up of corrugated cardboard. It's very sturdy. Not for children to sit on; just for small sized animals. I just ordered my second 3-tier pet step. The first one was given to a neighbors dog. He weighs around 20 pounds and just loves his steps. My cat just loves her 3-tier pet steps and she's always walking on them and her ottoman. The outside of the cover is plush. It zippers on the lower bottom/back. Washable...gentle cycle. I'm sure you'll be very pleased with the pet steps when you see; 'How your family pet will be happy!'Happy to help you. Good Luck Hi SGR & Lucy,The frame is made up of corrugated cardboard. It's very sturdy. Not for children to sit on; just for small sized animals. I just ordered my second 3-tier pet step. The first one was given to a neighbors dog. He weighs around 20 pounds and just loves his steps. My cat just loves her 3-tier pet steps and she's always walking on them and her ottoman. The outside of the cover is plush. It zippers on the lower bottom/back. Washable...gentle cycle. I'm sure you'll be very pleased with the pet steps when you see; 'How your family pet will be happy!'Happy to help you. Good... » Read More Hi SGR & Lucy,The frame is made up of corrugated cardboard. It's very sturdy. Not for children to sit on; just for small sized animals. I just ordered my second 3-tier pet step. The first one was given to a neighbors dog. He weighs around 20 pounds and just loves his steps. My cat just loves her 3-tier pet steps and she's always walking on them and her ottoman. The outside of the cover is plush. It zippers on the lower bottom/back. Washable...gentle cycle. I'm sure you'll be very pleased with the pet steps when you see; 'How your family pet will be happy!'Happy to help you. Good Luck « Show Less
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It comes on the floor but you adjust it as you need it. As my puppy grew I moved it.
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The floor is rigid. It's stiffened by a sheet of some thin plastic in a sort of pocket, so it would be easy to replace, but the covering the animal sits on is a typical plastic mesh. I have no complaints with the floor - or anything else.
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They are pretty hard, there is a little give sort of like a child's double-walled plastic play house or slide. I have a dog bed mat in the bottom of ours.
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Hello!If they don't shake the playpen too much it will be okay for your floor. But if they play all the time, if they are hyper there would be a problem. Other than that it's a fantastic item. However my dog is alone in it. It may make a difference. She started in a big crate and then we switch to the playpen. She was sleeping in it. It became her house. She now sleeps loose in the house and she is 1 year old and about 30 pounds. But she has always access to her playpen. I hope it helps. Good luck! Lucie
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The floor is solid plastic... loved this cage. I actually have two of them....on for the Guineau Pig and one for the Mini Bunny
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Goodmorning Sarah, the seat material is actually a double layer of canvas with the necessary retaining belt's for the little one's which is layed over the canvas floor material. There is no real floor-support material such as wood or plastic...just the canvas. My dog weigh's @ 50lbs. and so far the floor has supported her, however, for extended life, I plan on installing a piece of sheet aluminum on the frame rails for additional support for flooring. Then, the trailer should last forever! Hope this help's.