I want to put this outside on a low wooden deck about 1-2 feet high. Do you think it will stay in place with a 20lb doxie walking on it?
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Yes, it will, just as long as you have flat surfaces on the top and bottom of the ramp. I'd used mine with my 88 pounds yellow lab walking on and off the back of a Toyota 4runner and doesn't have any issue with it.
1338936
It should work great for that use. This is a really great quality ramp, the best quality I have seen!
1338937
Yes. My 61 pound wirehaired pointing griffon has no problem using this ramp. It is sturdy and required no training for my girl. She ran right up into the car and I use it as a ramp up to my bed as well. It stays in place.
1338938
I've answered this before and I believe it needs to be attached so it won't slip! Most likely won't slip but why not attach if it is used on regular basis?
1338939
Yes, it stayed in place with my 80 lb. chocolate lab walking on it. the lock was broken when it arrived, and that didn't matter. Thank goodness!
615626
I would think that it could. You would need to fasten it down for wind with something--nails? And if your deck is like mine it has space between the boards that might let misquitos come up from underneath.
1745686
Yes should be fine. I have a 20 lb cocker spaniel who is able to move around comfortably in it.
86815
If the height of your dog is almost 3 feet. The opening of the house is probably going to be the issue. Also, the width will most likely be too narrow for your dog to turn around in. In addition, it may also be too light which may result in wind movement. From the peices that I did receive, it is a quality product that is easy to put together. IT MAY BE WORTH A TRY. Amazon return was wonderful, especially with pick-up from UPS.
554154
I think it might. My dog is 12 lbs and we use it on the lowest setting. I bet you could turn it a little higher
1571335
No it will not fall down. It is very sturdy in the upright position and will not fold down unless a latch is released at the very top of the deck (which is about 5 feet off the ground). However, in the upright position it is very easy to move around as the wheels are touching the ground when set to the upright position.
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Our home only has a wood deck, which overlooks the water, so the only thing I can see if you were to place this on the grass, is the cat might be able to sneek under and get loose or the wind, might lift this unit high enough, so the cat can escape??
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I would think so. I have 2 mini doxies about 10-11 lbs each and they fit very well. I like this stroller and so do they. I don't think you have to keep the top closed.
1983151
Yes ours is on a wooden deck and we have no problems. It up high enough away from the wood
1781127
Yes it will. You may just need some weight on it. My kids used it in the grass so it didn't move.
340893
I don't think it will be as secure and may slide around if your dog fidgets. If there is enough of an indentation from top to bottom it may work fine but if it (the seat) is more straight from top to bottom it won't work.
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I think that will not be a problem. The fabric is pretty sturdy and when an outdoor dog run and play, their nails get somewhat of a trim on the cement or when they are digging. Go for it they will love it and keep them of the cold/wet ground.
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Yes, BUT it will move a bit without being anchored down. I think it would look great on hardwood flooring. I have it covering an antique wooden chest and up onto a bay window seat. Sounds strange but looks very nice. I bought it to cover the areas that my dog jumps on and it saves the wood. When the dog first started jumping on the throw it would slip out of place and I was constantly fixing it. I bought some velcro for the part on the window seat and it is staying in place. That is something you would not want to do on your wooden floor. I think, my opinion, you should give it a try because it certainly is a quality throw and I think you definitely would be pleased with the look of it on your floor. You might want to try one of those anti skid pieces to put under it. If it was me I would go for it and make it work!! Even with my dog jumping on it all day long, sleeping on it and eating dog treats it still looks beautiful. I hope I helped you a little.
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I totally think so, I have a 20 pound puppy that tries to jump in it all the time and she hasn't knocked it down yet!
576454
It should not be a problem since you control how heavy it is and when you pull it around the yard. I waited until after a strong rain then put 90 pounds on top and it made 2" deep pugs. If dry - you have to use more weight and go much slower.
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It might-if your dog will not try to jump over it or push it down. I have used it that way when our dog was a puppy and couldn't jump over it or knock it over. Now she is big and would push it right over!
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I only use this to help my old dog get up the two steps from the yard to the deck. I would say though that it is too heavy and bulky to wear for any length of time. There was a black one I ordered first that was lighter but 90 lbs was the limit. They were right on because mine is 95-100 lbs and it didn't fit. Hope that helps.