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Didn't take too long to get our old guy used to it. He was hesitant but after a few goes

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We have an English Bulldog & a Pittie Mix. I recently bought a Toyota Higlander which has a lot of room for them but it is pretty high off the ground so I was having problems getting them in & out of the SUV. So I purchased a ramp off another website & immediately returned it because it was not very stable & the dogs were sliding all over the place. I saw these steps & they are great...very sturdy, easy to use, & most of all wide enough & big enough so my English Bulldog feels comfortable going up & down them. I couldn't be happier with these steps & would highly recommend!

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we bought our new car and our 14 year old dog just couldn't get up in it with her usual step stool. The pet loader steps have worked out great, we take our dog on long road trips and she doesn't get nervous about slipping and we don't have to worry about picking her up. We got comments from so many people asking where we got it, I'm so glad I found this

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This item is wonderful (and very easy) to use to load my very large dogs into our SUV. They were skeptical at first, but got used to it very quickly and now I have no problems loading my dogs for their many auto trips. I use it daily.

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Step is a little wide to use for car loading and/or inside truck loading; it can be done with a little maneuvering. It's better usage is SUV loading. Terrific product for loading large dogs and very well made.

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The only problem we have encountered is that our collies were not familiar with steps. We had been using a ramp that was not quite big enough for our 130lb guy. With some training the steps will be much better in the long run. They extend out nicely and will be great with my Traverse. They fold up nice and compact and are easy to store behind the front seats or between the middle seats. I like this pet loader alot.

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easy to use, came already put together and my dog knew just how to use it. [...]Seems to be well made product.

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Our 10 year old Golden Retriever could no longer make the tall leap into our SUV's cargo area, so I ordered the 4 step version. It works great, is stable, well designed, and folds down to take up little space. We have a new Golden who is afraid of vehicles, so we're also using it to get him in so we can feed him in the SUV to get over his fear, so it's really handy. Worth the price!

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I purchased the Pet Loader Steps (5 Step Aluminum) for our 125 lb. two year old Bernese Mountain Dog. He is such a bulky dog and was unable to climb into our new Jeep Liberty. These steps are great, they are a bit heavy for me but with some effort I am able to manuever them. Our dog loves the steps and he was able to use them with little hesitation on the first try. We had previously bought a ramp but quickly returned it because it was difficult for the dog to use. These steps will be something that we will use for years to come and I imagine will be useful when our dog gets older. Another plus is that the steps are adjustable in that you can remove a few steps if you buy a smaller vehicle in the future. People always comment about them when we are out. [...] they also had the best price and product description. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the weight. Kudos!

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It is a little heavy for most people but I am so used to it now, that it does not bother me. Plus I want what is best for my doggies. The dogs are not going to hurt themselves getting up into the Suburban now. Happy I found it. Definitely worth the money.

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This product is awesome. We have an 11 year old labrador and a 6 month old American Mastiff that both use these stairs. Ramps were too short to be feasible for use with our truck.

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I just purchased these steps for my Golden who was using a ramp to get into my SUV, but due to his age, arthritis, and a recent stroke at 13 years. He couldn't get good footing as the ramp didn't grab my new car securely. These stairs are fantastic. After his stroke he has been hesitant about going up and down stairs, but with only one attempt, he had little hesitation. Now he can once again go with me to run errands, etc. I can tell he is pleased too, that he can get out of the house again to be with me.

I spoke with one of your reps online because I had some questions about what height to get. She was very helpful. One thing you might want to know is that on both the top and bottom stairs have rubber grips that make it even more stable. It doesn't mention that in the ads. I can't believe how sturdy these stairs are!

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With a tall breed (Irish wolfhound), the ramp did not work, this is much easier on the pet. Using it does require some extra work/time. It's heavier than it seems and in a small suv (Honda CRV), with the seats down to accomodate a large dog, the only option is to put the loader in the front footwell when traveling,so no passenger room. The edges are sharp and seems unsafe in the back with the dog. You've got to think about where you will park to accomodate the steps for unloading/loading.

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It only took our 12 yr poochie two attempts before she was completely comfortable using the pet loader. It is making her life a whole lot more comfortable.

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We have 2 Newfoundlands... 6 years and 8 months old, we just adopted the 6 year old and he is pretty timid about new things...The 8 month old LOVES the steps. He bounds up them...The 6 year old is taking his time getting used to them, but I am sure he will get the hang of it. They are still easier to use than a ramp and it is much easier to help him up stairs than lifting 150 lbs into the car! They do take up some space, but then not as much as a collapsable ramp.

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I have a 6 yr. old St Bernard and an 11 yr old Shepard. I searched all over trying to find something that helped me get my aging pups in my Bronco. This is the perfect step.

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My Lucy is an 80 lb lab/retriever mix that is 7 yrs old and not easy for her to jump into the car any longer......this is ther perfect solution..she can actually walk up the steps and she likes it..unlike the ramp which she would not use......try it - you'll like it! I recommend it!

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My dogs like this much better than the ramps. Also it folds down to a more compact size than the ramp; therefore, I find that it stores much better.

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The Pet Loader is great. It has been a life saver for me and my 8 year Rottwieler who loves riding in the car. Since she has gotten older its hard on her joint jumping out of my SUV. I tried the a ramp but she did not like it. So I found the Pet Loader and we love it...

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I wish I bought this product sooner!! Best purchased made I tell everyone about it! Better then a ramp. My dog who is a large dog also can't really see would not use a ramp but when I got the pet loader, she loves it!! It saves on lifting her up in a truck or having her injure herself jumping in and out. Even my mom's dog loves it!!!

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Took a bit of time for dog to get comfortable with it but once he figured it out, it was great. It's a little tricky to handle it when you're putting the dog in the car and have him on leash. But it sets up easily and is very stable. My guy weighs 95 lbs. and it doesn't waver at all. He's thrilled to be able to come with me again. As he's gotten older (12 yrs old) he had a few stumbles in the SUV before that made him weary of getting in the car. Now it's like he was 2 again.

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The only reason I mention the weight is that we are no longer spring chickens and so it can be a little clunky until you get used to it but once you do, oh boy it is great. We have an older dog with extreme arthritic problems and she has shied away from ramps but she has no problem with the steps. I would and have recommended these steps.

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Product works great! With just a few practices our 9 Yr old, 120 Yellow Lab was running up and down the steps! Not only is great for the dog, but it saves on my back - no more picking him up and putting him in the truck!

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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.

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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.

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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.)

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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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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.[...]