How many inches is the rise that dog would have to step over to enter door? Thank you
356514
In my case, it was 7 3/4" for my dog to go outside (carpet) & 9 1/4" to come inside(deck).
1005625
It's about 24 inches tall. Fully extended, a small or medium dog can get up it, with a running start, but if you fold the bottom extension under, the slope is steep and difficult for my cocker spaniel, and, I would guess, any smaller dog.
958609
10 inches. It fits up high on standard door frame so it's high enough to walk under.
201275
The opening for the flap is 8.25" high 5.5" wide with a riser of 1.5" I have a 5 pound dog and she navigates through the door perfectly.
2233604
The height between each step is 6". Your small dogs may have problems with this stair. Also, there are no risers, which is an important consideration for very small dogs.
2050790
Either 40 or 42 inches. If you need it higher just don't set it on the floor. I generally keep mine several inches off the floor and the dogs still can't get under it and it sets it a little higher. When I first got it I had to loosen the screws to get it to work right. I had a child gate exactly like this years ago so I knew how it was suppose to work.
604963
Here is a link explaining how to measure your dog to decide what size door you need:http://www.moorepet.com/Articles.asp?ID=219Basically, the top of the pet opening should be the height of your dog to his neck (2 inches above shoulder), and the bottom of the pet opening should about the height of his knees or a little lower.
527833
Each step is about 4" high from the floor. Total about 16" with an additional 4" to get on a bed. Perfect for my Maltese. Not too steep, but sometimes, if he's running, it's a bit slippery.
1826340
Each step is approximately 6 inches. My one dog runs up and down the stairs. The unit is very sturdy.
1863527
I have an 8 yr old Shih tzu that can go in & out with no problem. I also had a bigger dog, so the step-over had to be higher, but still my Shih Tzi jumps right through it, no problem. My shih tzu is younger than your little guy, so I'm not sure how he'd do with the stepover. My Mom's little Pekingese has shorter legs & refuses to use it, so I have to leave my slider open slightly if we leave. So it's just gonna depend on how agile your cocker is. It's nice, but it was HARD to install. My brother is a builder & he did it for me. It IS a great door tho.
440484
I installed the door, our dog is also about 26" tall and very broad, he has no problem going through
1359151
Each step is 7" wide. Our pit bull can go up the stairs, but I don't think our bullmastiff could without stumbling, as she is a lot bigger than the PupStep is.
131925
It's 19 inches from floor to the top step. Each step rises 6-1/2". I've got two pugs, one of which is exceptionally small for the breed and she just takes her time getting up there. Using it as a ramp however is way too steep for any small dog.
1371901
40 inches tall. it comes assembled with hinges which allow you to stand it up in a "V" shape. It can block a doorway if you train your dog not to touch it but a persistent dog can push it aside or knock it down. i have bought several and i like the style and convenience of moving it to different locations of the house depending on where i want my dogs to stay. I use a 4 piece gate for wider areas.
2110872
I don't have ours right in front of me, but I think it's about 3-4". My older pug uses it once in a while, but he prefers his little steps. Good luck.
987441
The door opening is about 10 inches high and 10 inches wide, but the overall height inside is about 15 inches.This is a really cute dog house and my Shorty Jack Russell and Boston Terrier both love it. The top opens up which which makes it so easy to clean.
1810230
The solid piece at the bottom of my door is 4" and the dogs (cockers) have no trouble at all going over it. The width of my door is 13.5". I wish I had bought it sooner!