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The dogs I own are a Chihuahua and a Lhasa Apso. It took three or four treats to encourage the Lhasa to accept the treat. Despite guidance from you, the chi will go up the stairs, but will jump off the bed and avoid It wasn't until after I had purchased the three step that my kids realized they would be hitting their legs on the steps every time and avoided them altogether. Since the steps are too narrow for dogs even smaller than mine, I am returning them. I now have a 2 step system with steps that are 12" deep, so they can rest their whole body on them, and they are starting to go up and down by themselves without much encouragement or reminding. A bench at the foot of the bed acts as a third step, so the children are now able to see where they're going and are able to get up and down with out This three step is just too narrow on the steps, only 9" deep, and too steep. We think they will soon be using these steps on their own, as they are solid and do not move or make any noise. Our steps are 12" deep and two steps deep, making a big difference.
Assembling this does not require tools, but it is a very quick and simple process. You only need a little muscle power, no tools required.
It weighs 93 pounds, and my nine-year-old dog licks her face They are used by an old dog. There is a video I posted. Her front feet did not go on the bed until I instructed her three times to put her feet on the steps, and then physically placed them on the bed. Since then, she has become a big fan!
From the floor to the back of my top step, I have 15 and 1/2 inches. It is a wider step for people that are 150 pounds. I know the height at the back of the top step is exactly 16 inches on my step unit for less heavy animals (I cannot remember exactly how heavy they are). Thank you for your help. They are both loved by my little dog, as well as me. On either unit, I truly do not think you can go wrong. At least, that's what my dog, The Baron, on the other hand, says, the key is to make the steps wide so they can get on one before moving to the next. He did so, of course, by his actions. He weighs
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It was a breeze for her to follow the steps. It is only a problem on tile or smooth surfaces that the steps slide. A rug beneath is now in place paired with rubbery antislip strips underneath, so now she, and my back, are happy!.
It was a rescue when a young 4yr old pit bull was rescued along with an older 13yr old pit bull dog. It weighs 80 pounds for each of them. Neither my older girl nor I have been able to jump correctly on things since she started having difficulty walking. It took me a while to put her in my van because of the steps. We've been able to follow the steps well. I have two girls who use them both. Dogs of all ages will benefit from them because they are sturdy. I found this to be very easy to assemble. I completed it in less than five minutes. Any dog owner with an elderly pet should take these steps. Thank you for being so kind to them!.
I have a very lazy Boston terrier named Lucy who is also spoiled at the age of 3 years old. Moreover, she is a cowardly dog that is afraid of everything (and not a great The majority of the floors in our house are hardwood. In particular, we have problems with it We have a giant king-sized bed in our bedroom, so Lucy spends a lot of time on it. The one we have sits at a decent height above the ground and is made of wood. As a result of a plumbing mistake, our bedroom got flooded and the big area rug covering our bed was destroyed. Our decision after removing the rug from there was to just not get another rug and quit getting rugs all together. However, that proved to be a challenge for Lucy since she was used to getting on and off the bed easily. Due to how slick the flooring was now, she would slip and lose her footing, causing her to nose dive Her trauma was also triggered by this incident. As a result, about a month ago, we had to lift her on and off the bed, which wasn't too troublesome. Unless she wakes you up in the middle of the night so she can drink water because she is also the thirstiest dog on the planet and has to move around a lot during the night. Her first response will be to paw at you until you wake up and she can be lifted. If that doesn't work she will pace back and forth so that the click click click of her toenails on the hardwood floor irritates you. Getting dog stairs is something we decided to look into. Starting with the reviews on Amazon, we looked at the product. The reason we were cautious was that we did not want to pay for them only to waste our money on stairs she's scared of using in the long run. In addition, the experience had to be a good one for her. If we got the wrong kind of glasses, she may suffer some sort of mishap. Her life would be ruined if she ever tried climbing Rubber grippers are attached to the bottoms of the stairs. They stay in place, so that's a plus for me. We got them but we didn't really know what to do with them at first. It was impossible for her to connect It was not them that scared her! Continuing to force her to use them more or less was the only way I could get her to use Putting her front feet on them would be fine with me. So, whenever she stood there not moving forward, I'd give her a little nudge with my foot up the stairs and I continued doing it. The bed was too heavy and she wouldn't even fit on the bed if I lifted her up. A few days later she finally mastered the art of using them and tried to get on the bed with them. Use them to get off, but not to get on. Then, after a week of going up and down them, she became confident that they were indeed NOT a lethal machine. She then took them down as well. Since then, she has become an expert on the stairs! The two of them appeal to her. It is nice having them around. They were easy to put together and everyone loves them. This is a very sturdy material. While the carpet on the steps and the remainder of the walls is hard plastic that is easy to wipe down, they aren't ugly. The carpet on the steps is velcroed on so they can be washed easily. When you want to buy stairs for your cat or dog, here's what you need to know. You might want to check them out. You may have a pet who is stubborn or afraid of everything, such as my dog, and are afraid they will not You just have to be patient and persistent, and they will get the hang of.
My daughter was trying to jump up and was falling down, so I looked at a bunch of pictures and selected There's something about the stairs that I like their height and width. The rug looks great on both our hardwood floor and our leather couch. Its plastic, but it is still surprisingly attractive. A picture of her is shown below. It would really be great for her if this allowed her to use the couch in the way she chooses, preventing a fall-related injury.
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I cannot recommend it more highly!.
There was no point in directions since the letters on the parts were identical! This carpet on the stairs is curled up, does not lay $15 seems to be a fair price. This is much nicer than 99! With the reviews, I thought it would be better. Hard plastic has a discoloration and does not appear solid. Buying the cheaper ones will save you money since the ones on this page are only good for 20lb and above dogs. It won't fit on my steps because my Boxer weighs 80 pounds! Putting one foot on, he does not have space for his other paw to go on! If it is for a Chihuahua it is fine, but for a dog over 150 pounds it is not possible. There's no way they could have given positive reviews for big dogs, can there? When people are given free products and asked to review them, is that going to result in an There should be a note that says "paid.
Considering the plastic stair rails slipped all over the wood floor, my 9-year-old son had a lot of trouble The year is It's a sad sight to see an old dog My heart breaks for them. The stairs are not a favorite among my dog, and he will do whatever it takes to avoid A non-alcoholic beverage was bought by me Stickers were put on the bottom of the furniture, but the steps still slipped. So now I'm waiting for the rubber to arrive and I'm going to try and place a bath mat underneath to get some Is there any reason why I have to go through all this trouble, and why do I have to put my dog through all this? Is it not enough for the manufacturer to simply put rubber on the bottom of the stairs, or find a way to weigh the stairs down so they won't fly around? The stairs are great because they are light and easy to move, but they should be fixed to the wall with some weight, maybe a clip or something. The stairs are so light and slippery that my poor dog and I sometimes fall when we try to jump on them because they blow out from under her as we jump. A very poor plan was put in place for this product. I really hate seeing my dog lose that privilege as she gets older. I have always loved sleeping with her, and don't want the experience to end.
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