Does this work for standing dogs? Our greyhound does not like to lay down but we also don't want her falling if we stop short.
86894
In stead of hooking to lap part of seat belt hook to the part that goes across the shoulder. My dog could stand that way.
86895
Yes it does. And I bet she'll feel more secure with the soft harness holding her. My dogs walks, sits, and sleeps with it on and I higher recommend this product.
2211862
I do not believe it would. If you want your dog to be able to stand, measure your dog to the top of its ears.
1036385
Yes. My dog is a 90lb black Lab who is never on the correct side of the car. I added a long bungee cord that stretches from one side to the other where the seat joins the backrest. It stays in place pretty well.
1516060
My dog weighs 6 lbs and it's just right for him. In my opinion, I don't think your dog would have enough room to lay down.
457282
For my dog it didn't work. I put the dieper on her and as soon as she starts walking the dirper falls off, doesn't matter how tide or loosen it is. I have an Italian greyhound
265729
I don't think so. My 25 lb hound tried once to run ahead of the bike just her whole body went up against the spokes and she backed off fast and never tried it again...i had no problem staying upright.
251746
I would say no, but I don't have the feet so its not set up to free stand. I have it fully extended with weights on either side to support it. Its sturdy enough that it doesn't dent or get damaged when my dog jumps on it, but it definitely moves and shakes. I have a 50lbs chow chow.
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Depending on the size of the dog, I suppose it's possible. We leave a blanket in the corner for ours to sleep on so it doesn't seem to bother her. I will say that the spot welds recently popped on the floor of the crate so the corner sags. I rigged it with a zip tie (don't judge) because i worried about her foot slipping and getting pinched. we are back to good with that modification. It's not a perfect crate, but doe the money, I won't complain. My only perfect crate was a custom built $600 crate for my husky years ago.
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Should work for u. I use mine for my 75 lb boxer. I did add some non slip rubber matting for better footing. Did take my dog a little while to get used to it. He is most comfortable if I hold his collar and lead him up while keeping the ramp stable with the other hand. He is actually quite comfortable with the ramp now and patiently waits for me to set it up.
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It might be tight if he stands up the whole time. My Dog lays down most of the time, but stands when she wants to gaze out the window. She is only about 18 inches at the shoulder and there is room to spare It's a very nice device to keep the dog safe, as well as keeping their fur contained while providing them a comfortable ride. Good Luck!
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If they pull constantly it won't fall off. If they stop and sniff constantly, their legs might slip out. You can adjust it tightly though. I think it might not work on very small dogs. I got a medium for my beagle mix with shorter legs and it works great because she is always in front of me. I just make it really tight and it doesn't fall off when she stops to sniff
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I think there is no perfect solution because although the mesh goes above, not below and into the bed area, it limits the headroom of the dogs if they're standing up. My dogs are small but tall and the canopy, when folded back, hits them in the head and makes them have to hunker down. I wish they could design a piece of mesh that could swing up and over the top of the canopy, not accordian-fold into the top. That would really take it out of the dogs' way.
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I like the bungee cord for my Golden. It is not like she bounces all around, she stays pretty much right at the side of the bike. I like it because I feel it gives my dog a bit of leeway when running along side. I guess it would depend on the personality of your dog. Why don't you try it without and see how it works?
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We used them on our old dog who had a very weak rear end. They made a huge difference. I think they would work well to keep your dog from slipping. The only drawback to having them on all the time is that do not breath. You may be able to help this by poking holes in the tops, or possibly switching up feet.
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It depends how far off the ground it is, because if it's like some trucks that angle might be pretty steep. I bought it for my 85 pound weimaraner who has arthritis and honestly she has refused to use it or any ramp. If your dog is pretty mobile, it might work for you.
1586326
It's not long enough to allow our dog to move. Maybe our dog is too big for it?
589104
I think it would if the dog curls up. My dog can stretch straight out in the bed, but his head and/or legs hang off, but he likes that! I think it depends on how your dog sleeps :)