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- 3 Step model - For heights from 16" to 20"s - Weighs 14 lb
- 4 Step model - For heights from 21" to 30" - Weighs 18 lb
- 5 Step model - For heights from 28" to 40" - Weighs 25 lb
- Incline adjusts to vehicle height
- Folds 7?" high by 22" deep for storage
- Washable carpeting for traction
The Pet Loader can also be used indoors for climbing to beds or furniture.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from San Diego, Ca on 6/6/2008
I bought the steps for my two german shepheards. The steps are sturdy but to narrow for them to feel comfortable climbing up. I believe with a little training they will use the steps. My 13 year old cat loves them and we keep the steps in the garage for her her.
from chicago heights il on 6/3/2008
i have 2 large german shepherd dogs and i didn't want them jumping in and out of the pick up truck---i ordered the steps & love them. the dogs walk & up down them with no problem so much better than a ramp and saves their hips.
from Santa Barbara, CA on 3/7/2008
Really glad that I purchased these steps. My German Shepherd mix is getting older and has a hard time getting into the back of the car. I'd bought a ramp before and she refused to use it. She uses the steps without any problem. Only took a couple of times to train her. (I used treats and put them on the steps and she followed them up to the car.)
from Dover DE on 1/18/2008
This product was purchased because I can no longer
lift my pets. I use it with my truck, my van, and my travel trailer. The steps are adjustable by taking out a step to equal the height measurement for your needs. The unit folds and is on rollers for easy portability. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for steps that are stable, made of QUALITY components, and easy to use.
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from Kalispell, Mt. on 1/16/2008
To load my GSD into my Jeep....it's easier on him that jumping in, as he's a VERY LARGE German Shepherd, and I worry about soft tissue stress.By the way, our Westie uses it too...This is way better than the ramp, because it's easier to store in the Jeep, and I didn't have to "convince" the dogs to use it....they understand steps, but they didn't "get" the ramp.[...]