I have a 100lb Great Dane I want to take to the lake with me but she likes to run off, would this work for her?
58861
I have a 90lb dog, and she is NOT handled by the stake... this is NOT a good choice for a dog bigger than maybe 50 lbs...
1388986
You could make it work, but one problem I see is you will constantly be refilling it for that size animal. If that is not a problem, then you would be ok. I don't know how much water your dog needs, but if you were to leave for a couple of days he might drink it dry, which is not good for him, nor for your pump which you can ruin by running it out of water. Hope this helps.
1961058
Yes..it worked well for my 90lb lab..we didn't run but she pulled on it and it was easier to control he
172386
We only had it for a brief time, as my cats didn't like it. Going on memory, I'd have to say that it would not be large enough for a Great Dane. However, I believe there is a larger size that you can purchase.
104697
My dog was 8 years old at the time I bought it. The problem I had was that my dog was so well trained she would only go outside, nowhere else, not even the patio, it had to be outside. So if your dog is the same way, you may have the same problem. I'm not sure what the "run" material is made of, but if it's anything other than real grass then this will probably work fine.
1321682
Yes. I have a lab and she does the same thing. She is about 70 pounds and has plenty of room.
606402
I would think this is just a little small for such a big dog. I use mine on a Sheltie and a Springer Spaniel. It works fine for them but for your "BIG" gal you want to get a larger size.
537921
No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.
483560
We have a 60 lb labrador and she has no problems using it. The water lasts for a while since it is larger than many other types.
1799880
I have a 75 lb lab and I don't think I would be comfortable with her in front of me. Your legs are moving to pedal the boat and the further back you are the harder to reach the steering handle. Might be better to have the dog next to you or behind you in the rear foot well.
197028
It could depending on dog's body structure and where harness fits on the dog. My dog has a barrel chest and some harnesses hit her right in the crook of her front leg and if it is tight it will run.
515635
I know Great Danes are very tall and I think it might work Bc my Rottweilers are like 130-150 lbs( have three) and also this is one of the tallest ones I have seen out there without it being custom made. Very durable and easy to wash down and I have had a couple for many years- I have three dog houses and after seeing all the other houses on the market, I would still buy this particular one! However, I do think the Great Dane is taller than the actual doghouse and would only be able to use it for a sleeping area and hard to stand up inside this. Maybe a kennel type of thing would be better because those are taller and you can put bedding in there? I know Great Danes are very tall and I think it might work Bc my Rottweilers are like 130-150 lbs( have three) and also this is one of the tallest ones I have seen out there without it being custom made. Very durable and easy to wash down and I have had a couple for many years- I have three dog houses and after seeing all the other houses on the market, I would still buy this particular one! However, I do think the Great Dane is taller than the actual doghouse and would only be able to use it for a sleeping area and hard to stand up inside this. Maybe a kennel type of thing would be better... » Read More I know Great Danes are very tall and I think it might work Bc my Rottweilers are like 130-150 lbs( have three) and also this is one of the tallest ones I have seen out there without it being custom made. Very durable and easy to wash down and I have had a couple for many years- I have three dog houses and after seeing all the other houses on the market, I would still buy this particular one! However, I do think the Great Dane is taller than the actual doghouse and would only be able to use it for a sleeping area and hard to stand up inside this. Maybe a kennel type of thing would be better because those are taller and you can put bedding in there? « Show Less
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I think so! My dog is a mixed breed - she's mid-size, weighs about 70 lbs. It works really well for her. I'm not sure how big your Great Dane's paws are - they should fit comfortable through the rubber lid. I saw a rave review by someone with a 120 lb bernese mountain dog - I think you should be ok!
981416
I would, especially if she isn't full grown. My lab is now 105lbs and it held him up well. He loves floating!
837637
Definitely. My Rottweiler is still a puppy and she is at 65lbs. We only put it on a 4...we will put it on a 5 if we are in a "traffic" area because she is so fixated on chasing cars. ONE time I had to do a 6 to keep her from running after a FedEx truck (she really hates those delivery trucks) and I felt awful because she let out a yelp! I've not put it that high since. If your 100lb dog has a very high pain tolerance, you can always turn it up (it goes to a level 8). Be prepared to replace the batteries pretty regularly. There is a HUGE pack they sell on Amazon :)
1761869
I would doubt it. It is perfect for my 100lb Doberman, but I would say it would be a very tight squeeze for a dog as large as yours. They have a great return policy though so it might be worth a try.
259743
The length of the leash is not adjustable. It's like a bungee cord and it goes down low enough where it will fit a small dog as well. I've done some research on running your dogs, and it says that it is not recommended to run your dog if it's less than 10 lbs and younger than one year old. My dog is 70 lbs, so he needs a lot of exercise. The leash is perfect for him on my beach cruiser. You can use it to run your dog maybe for a short distance? You might want to do more research on that just to ensure safety.