Would this be strong enough for a pitbull? around 90 pounds?
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If you go and buy your own hardware I think it should. If you would like me to email you some pictures if how I did mine I'd be happy too. The cable is good. It just the hardware you need to be concerned about. I think I spent a total of $60 on the hardware, lead, and this trolly.
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You would need Freedom Aerial Dog RunTM 100 FT Standard Duty FADR-100SD or Freedom Aerial Dog Run 100 FT Heavy Duty FADR-100HD The Boss Pet is great but for under 60lbs. My dog is 40lbs. and there is a lot of wear and tear so much that I need to replace the lead. My dog absolutely loves the freedom and doesn't get tangled up anymore.
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My 50 lb-er pulled one of the eye bolts out of the tree. Had to use a ratchet strap, which is currently in use. I did have to stretch and re-stretch the over head line a couple times.
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Ya I think she would be fine ours is a 90 lb lab and it handles her just fine
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I think it would be fine. I use it for a toy poodle that's about 11 lbs. I love it do does she.
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Hello, I use it on my 90 lbs Shepherd, and it has removable links so you should be OK
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yes it is strong enough for him. I have sold them to people with dogs that way more than 25 lbs.
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It should fit a 90 pound dog. It would just make the remaining leash a little bit shorter. The materials that the leash is made out of do not seem particularly sturdy, so keep that in mind when you consider how much resistance a large dog may give you.
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It would probably depend on how small. It was too big for my dad's Chihuahua. It also might be a bit heavy for small dogs.
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No issues shifting. 90 pound dog likes to stand on it and it has not broke yet.
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I am really not sure!! My dog is a compact 42 lbs. it will hold the weight for sure!
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Im sure it would bend if she tried to get out.. We have a 56 pound American Pit Bull Terrier, and I accidentally only latched one of the two latches on the door (she noticed) and beat at the door. Although it did bend, it still latches and works just fine. Totally my fault though. I have bought two of these kennels though, and would reccommend it!
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I don't think this would fit a 49 lbs pitbull. It depends on the dimensions of the dog. There are so many variations of pitbulls and sizes that weight isn't a good judge. I don't think the crate could stand a pitbulls strength if the dog has separation anxiety or gets bored easily.
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No, my 65lbs Doberman broke it after a few used. He didn't even pull on it hard he was just running around playing and the end piece broke...
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I use this ramp with a Lab that is around 85 lbs. and it is no problem. It's pretty sturdy.
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Would work fine for 15 pound dog, may be a little heavy for smaller dog but I think worth a try, especially if dog is healthy and fairly strong for its size. I used with two small dogs and loved it.
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I think it would be okay. I had one of my co-workers stand on it to test it. He weighs 195 lbs and it worked fine. It did sag a bit in the middle but the dogs weight will be distributed better than my human test subject so I would expect it to work.
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Hi Kim, The dog that is using the harness is only 41kg, but the harness is very strong and well made so I would say that with the correct adjustment it would lift your dog. However 86kg is very heavy and you don't specify how tall your dog is or the physical capability and height of the person who would be using the harness and these factors would be critical to whether it is suitable to you. My wife, who is 46kg can use the harness but has difficulty obtaining sufficient height to stop the dog's rear paws dragging whereas I have noe issues at all. Hope this is helpful. David
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Kelly I don't know how high your cab is, but as for handling the weight, my dog is a 90-lb. lab mix and it supports him beautifully. I had to "ease" him up it the first time - he was a little nervous, but once he went up (treats at the top :)) he took to it and has no problem with using it at all.