we have a 85 lb. lab, is this appropriate for a dog that size?
1786367
It gives quite a bit but it should work. None of these steps are not designed for going down...all too steep. My little pup is still fine jumping down.
1786368
Honestly I think that would be too much weight on these. I believe the description says up to 35lb. I think these could hold 45 to 50 max
1786369
I don't think so. It works great for my 10 lb papillon, but for a big dog, I think you would need wooden or plastic steps. These are form.
1786370
I would have to say no. My female pit weighs 70 pounds and she cannot use the stairs they are made of foam. And all she does is smash them down and can t use them it was the worst purchase I have ever made on Amazon. They might work for a real real small dog but they definitely don't work for mine.
1786371
No. I have a 55 pound British bulldog and it's too narrow and not strong enough. She dosent use it so I don't suggest it
1786372
No is not, is only for small dogs up to 20 pounds. You should get one that is made out wood or strong plastic.
138348
I have a 42lb collie/lab mix in it now. He lays down most of the time and can turn around and all, but I'm sure I could've gone bigger. I actually brought it for a Maltese who's really small, but it was way too big... unless you want it that big, but you could fit 4 little dogs in it no problem. I'm no expert so you may want to physically look at the size in a store. Hope I helped a bit.
1346356
For a big dog is good, I have a schnauzer is too big for him so I'm not using, but for a lab will be great will help your dog and your back.
21618
I had a 80lb lab in my hound about and it was a good size, not too much room to move around, which you don't want. I also had a piece of plywood cut to place under the pad for extra support, which I would recommend.
1557039
I think it would be perfect for a lab, in fact we may eventually get a bigger one for our mastiff puppy. Its only a foot off the ground
921129
My 60lb goldendoodle fits in this thing perfectly. My roommate has a 85lb english red lab that also will fit comfortably without issue.
212658
Well my 78 lb Labrador fit good in it. You might go a size smaller. Good luck
1518758
I would say yes. My Sussex Spaniel who is very long and weighs 40# uses that size. I have the large one too. There is room for a Lab and the Spaniel in that one at the same time.
1989567
My chocolate lab is about 80 pounds and he can lay straight with plenty of room. I'm sure about big a English mastiff is.
7565
Oour lab is now a year old and 70 lbs. Never had a problem, but he's very even tempered. Based on the construction I don't think you'll have any problems.
1321682
Yes. I have a lab and she does the same thing. She is about 70 pounds and has plenty of room.
811180
Yes, this is quite roomy and fit our 90lb lab great. If you are planning to ise this as a stroller please be advised that the front wheel doesn't move at all. We had to purchase a Booyah stroller instead because it was incredibly hard to push my dog in this.
1935780
My dog is 28 lbs cocker and it JUST fits him. You definitely need the large for a lab
2052840
It might be. My 65lb. German Shorthaired Pointer has a medium and it fits her perfectly. Does your lab have a heavy coat? This may be the difference between a small and medium for you.
1080462
I have a Boston Terrier who weighs 29lbs and it's a perfect height for him. I would think a Lab could be more comfortable with a little more height, but this set will give him enough elevation he doesn't have to bend so far down to eat.
420344
Yes it is large enough for an 80 lb dog with room to spare! You will be very happy with this cage. I now have an adult American Bulldog in my cage who is close to 70 lbs and she has enough room to sit up and turn around in!
981416
I would, especially if she isn't full grown. My lab is now 105lbs and it held him up well. He loves floating!