PetSafe Happy Ride Extra Long Telescoping Dog Ramp, Portable Pet Ramp for Cars, Trucks & SUVs with Adjustable Sizing | Extends 47-87 in to Reach Tall Trucks & SUVs, Rubber Feet, Side Rails, Safety Latch for Storage, Supports Dogs up to 300 Lb

I recommend this product, very highly. It was challenging to get her on it the first time, even after successful training. She is a large dog (Bernese Mountain Dog) and she's never walked on anything like this, up high. (I have a 2002 Highlander) The floor of the car is just below the top of her head. I also think she isn't crazy about the texture under her feet . But, I hold her under her tummy and from behind, under her tail at her thighs, and walk with her-- that makes her feel secure enough, and she climbs it great. She has done this successfully four times now and getting better with more confidence each time! I'm so proud of her! She's such a good girl. I bought this because I hoped it would be wide enough to make her secure, long enough to make a gradual slope, and strong enough to hold her without bouncing with her weight (108 lbs.)-- it met ALL my expectations. Very sturdy, and it's not too heavy for me to lift and it fits in the car behind the front seat when she's in it so it's not in her way. I was afraid it would be too heavy for this 60 year old disabled woman, but the more I use it, the easier it gets. The same can be said for my dog using it. I am very pleased with this product. if you work with your dog, don't force them, and give them time to know they are safe and secure, this ramp will work for you. Remember, you are asking them to walk on something that is at least as high off the ground and they are tall. Put yourself in their place. **If I were to make one design change- it would be to add little "speed bump" shaped rises in it. Not a lot of them, (maybe only about 6 or 8) and not very high, and ONLY on the top section. As she gets higher, I think she's afraid she's going to slide backwards. I don't think it would cost them a lot either. They could put cutouts in the tread over the bumps. The tread helps a lot, but I think, as she gets higher above the ground, if her paws felt little support bumps from behind, it would help. When I was shopping and comparing, I thought that would be beneficial. The grainy texture of the tread prevents slipping, but the higher it gets, the less helpful that seems. Just my suggestion to the manufacturer, I highly recommend this product for large dogs and all others too.

Absolutely amazing ramp. I've owned it for about 11 months now and I use it daily for my 115lb dog and my 85lb dog to get in and out of the back of our Jeep so as to prevent joint strain and injury. My large dog also had to have life saving surgery in December and this was essential to prevent jumping during car loading on vet trips, etc. I honestly just leave it upside down under our truck outside when it's not in use. Due to being aluminum, it's pretty much been weather proof and has survived rain, hail, and snow. It works great even after I ran it over by accident ... Twice. Once it bent slightly out of place when I ran it over, but I was able to use a rubber mallet to gently realign it and it still works great. I should imagine it'll last for quite a while yet.

I love this is light weight, 20 lbs. I love that it can carry 300 lbs, although we don’t need that much. I love that it has a handle & strap. I love that the part the animal walks on has a kind of scratchy surface, slightly resembling fine sand paper, so the pet doesn’t easily slide. We have had it a couple months. It’s the only reason my dogs can still go for a ride in the car, which they love, & have done nearly every day, ears flapping in the breeze, excited smile on their faces. I am 71, and can manage this thing despite respiratory problems which makes my endurance far less than just a few years ago. The outer working part is made of aluminium, and one part slides under the other. One can snap the snap which would make it easier to carry by the handle if necessary. I never snap it cause I almost always leave it in the back of my Enclave, which fits nicely with both seats down so the dogs have the entire back with room to sit by the windows. The only problem I anticipate is it seems to be slightly harder to slide open & shut, as if it needs waxed or simething. Kind of fearful of gumming up the works by trying wax or oil. Its aluminum on aluminum which seems to be tending toward not being as easy. I’ll let you know if I find a solution, but it isn’t really a problem just yet.. just anticipating. Also, the rough surface is still rough, but I could see it becoming less rough/more slippery over time & use. I got the longest ramp cause my dogs are big, one over 100 lbs, and she has ligament & arthritic pain, & her leg will completely give out. The smaller dog (by 30 lbs) limps occasionally. It doesn’t make sense to reduce an angle not enough to benefit the pet..so the longer the ramp, the easier/less steep the angle the animal must traverse. Also, it took a few days of light training to get the dogs to use the ramp because Moxie indicated “this is dumb..I can jump” and Daisy-doodle was afraid of it, but after a few days they use it without problems. I have to reinforce Moxie by chaining her to leash in back seat while I open the door & put out the ramp, because she WILL jump from the end and she’s an old dog. Daisy-Doodle is generally a good girl & will wait if I tell her “Back-off” while putting the ramp out. This ramp allows my dogs to maintain their usual happy way of life despite their age directly limiting their activity now. If it breaks, I’ll buy another, but i don’t see that happening. It’s sturdy. If there was a way to improve it, it may be making the long one, (we have), a bit wider too, cause DD is tall, wide, wobbly and heavy. But keeping the ability to easily manage the size & weight may be a factor. Also some upkeep advice on how to keep the aluminum easily sliding within itself would be helpful.. how do I maintain that? Should I use pledge or oil on it, or would that mess it up? I am happy she can & will use it, & consider it one of my bedmst purchases for my pooches. 9/13/22 Update. Ly biggest pupper, Daisy Doodle passed away. The ramp stillworks well. Sometimes positioning it differently helps the tracks slide. I haven’t put any grease, polish or oil on it. I’ve gotten so I can get it in & out of the car pretty quickly. When Doo was at her sickest she couldn’t get up the ramp. I discovered parking at the bottom of my driveway which is down a hill and also has a curb, with my car in street level below the curb, backed up so the ramp is lower in the car than further up the drive, lessened the angle of the ramp so doo was able to walk up it. I miss her terribly but she had a good happy life, which is some small consolation. Moxie is still managing the ramp quite well, although is getting up there in years and mentation, some days better than others. But she can still enjoy smiling out the window with the breeze in her face. Now I drive real slow up & down the streets so she can see the younger dogs out with their families walking, too. The non slip surface they walked on is still quite adequate. Sometimes when I try to pull the ramp out, the top part kind of hooks on the mat I have covering the carpet in the back of the enclave. The trick is lifting the back up by pressing the part by the door in a way which frees the innermost side. Putting the ramp in the car, I first put the front in the car a few feet back, then kind of toss the rest in with the innermost part elevated while the outermost part is lower. You’ll figure out what best works for you. I am just delighted my dogs got to enjoy their lives, and the ramp allowed that to happen. They sure love riding in the car. Update Oct 19,2022: Still sliding ok. No additional problems with it sliding within itself that I worried about earlier. This is a really great product snd I’m so glad I was able to keep my puppers happy with their car rides!

This is a great Ramp! I have two Labradors. My oldest is 14 years old and weighs 79 lbs. My youngest is 4 years old and weighs 84 lbs. My oldest is still very agile for her age but my youngest has knee problems. I bought this ramp for her. She can not jump into my Kia Soul and does not like being lifted in. I did a lot of research when I decided to purchase a ramp. I read every review on every style of ramp listed on Amazon. I'm not exaggerating...it took several days. By the way "My Dog Hated It" isn't a helpful review. Of course your dog hated it. My dogs hated it too until I paid them to like it. (Paid with treats) So here's some pros, cons and thoughts about this ramp. Pros 1. Its was the widest one I could find, so my chunky lab with wide set shoulders had plenty of run to walk on it. 2. It was is sturdy enough for both dogs to be on it at the same time. (84lbs + 79lbs = 163 lbs). It looks to be well made and it doesn't bow or flex when they are on it. 3. The ramp is long enough to make the incline to the car reasonable. My youngest lab is not adventurous at all so a steep incline would have been problematic. 4. Its got a side handle for easy carrying. 5. The sand paper like texture provide a nice non-slip surface. I did not find it to be too rough as some had mentioned in their reviews. Cons 1. Its a bit long when its at its shortest length. It DOES fit into my Kia Soul with the back seats down but it takes up more room then I like. I wished it was a tri-fold. 2. The Sand Paper like texture shows nail scratches easily. It is a dog ramp and not a fashion runway so I should keep that in perspective. 3. It doesn't have a locking mechanism for when it's slid closed. If I were the designer I would have added that. It's not a deal breaker for me but I could see it being for others. Some additional thoughts.. 1. I can't stress enough that most dogs will need to be trained to use it or any ramp. I followed the advise of another reviewer and started with laying it flat on the ground fully extend. I left it out so they could sniff it and get use to it. Then I used treats to get them to walk across it. Once they were OK walk across it, I raised it a couple of inches. Using treats, I had them walk across it some more. Once they were comfortable I raised it again. It took four 30 minute sessions to get them to use it on our back steps. I left it on our back steps for 3 days and then stated training to use it with the car. It worked. 2. It weighs 17lbs. It slides easily when you need to stow it away but it has some weight to it and its a bit awkward. I can lift it in and out of my car without any trouble while holding onto my dogs leashes but I am fairly strong. Also I am use to putting larger heavier items in the back of my car. With that said, I still worked with my dogs on sitting and waiting for me to put it away before getting up and moving around. I didn't want them pulling on their leashes while I am manhandling it into the back of the car.

Overall, this is a good pet ramp. It is very sturdy, a good width, and works well with our car (Ford Escape). The ramp telescopes very well in that you can have the incline as steep or as gradual as you need; for instance, if you are in a smaller area and cannot fully extend the ramp, it still works well. It is heavy, but not so much so that it is difficult to maneuver. The non-skid coating feels more like fine-grit sandpaper. When moving the ramp out of the car it slipped and scraped the skin off of my knuckles - left a bloody mess. The non-skid is an adhesive sheet and we have had the ramp about 2 months now and use it on average two times a week - the sheet is already peeling off. Without the non-skid sheet the plastic of the ramp would be too slick for our dog, so we are looking at other options to put a different non-skid coating on the surface. I cannot stress enough how abrasive the surface of this ramp is - it is literally painful if you rub against it. The ramp is secured in closed position by a plastic strap that snaps into place, but this is located at the bottom edge of the ramp. If you release the strap before setting the bottom edge on the ground, it is very easy to lose your grip on the ramp and it will telescope out rapidly. This is often where the non-skid coating sands the skin from your fingers. However, if you set the bottom edge on the ground, it is very difficult to release the strap and extend the ramp - you have to be kneeling on the ground to do it. So, the strap seems to be in a very poor position - it would make much better sense to have it at the top of the ramp for easier deployment. The carrying handle on the side is fairly useless. It is very thick and stiff plastic and sits very close to the side of the ramp, so it is difficult to even get your hand in there to use when needed. There are two plastic "feet" at the bottom tips of the ramp, presumably for traction and to preserve the metal frame of the ramp. One of those has already snapped off. An easy fix, but disappointing to see in an item that costs over $100. Pros: It does the job - it is a sturdy ramp that my dog has no trouble using and gets her in and out of the car with ease. It does collapse into a somewhat low profile size, so it is easy to store in the car when not in use. It fits in the back of our car without a problem. Cons: The non-skid sheets are effective for giving traction to my dog, but it is horrible for my hands. Extremely rough and abrasive. Additionally, the sheets are peeling off (and not re-sticking) after only a couple of months of infrequent use. The carrying handle is not very effective. Final opinion: A sturdy ramp at a reasonable price; many ramps are ridiculously expensive. If the non-skid was less painful, this would easily have gotten 4 stars; but the coating is really an issue.

Great product. I dont have any dog or pets, but bought this for loading our small bikes in our minivan. Not even really started using it much but tried once and it seems a life saver. Weighs as much as (or very slightly higher than ) a cabin bag. Very compact and sturdy, though have be careful of edges when folding/unfolding as it can slip and unfold accidently.

Background: I bought this ramp in August 2020, and have been using it for about 6 months. I use it for a 97 lb. Boxer/Rottweiler mix to get into a 2017 Subaru Outback. The “jump” height from the ground into the car is 28”. In 2019, my dog ruptured her CCL in one of her legs and had major surgery (TTA) to repair it. At that time, my kind neighbors were generous enough to let me borrow their dog ramp to get her to her appointments with the surgeon. That ramp was a plastic, folding ramp that weighed about 25 lbs. It had an unwieldy locking system and had only a 12” walk path for the dog (though the total ramp width was 16”). It was heavy, difficult to use, I hated it, my dog hated it, and she actually slipped off it shortly after having surgery (fortunately she wasn’t injured). So when looking for a ramp of my own, I knew what didn’t work and what to look for, more or less. Pros: I love this ramp. Although the weight is listed as 13 lbs., it actually seems lighter. I can practically get it set up one handed (not quite, but almost), which is good because even with arthritis and surgery, my dog really just wants to jump into and out of the car. It also takes only about 10 seconds to set up, and is even quicker to take down. It has a gritty, sandpaper-like finish so she doesn’t slip. There are scratch marks in it from her nails, but they are just cosmetic. The ramp is 17” wide and has a walk path of about 16 1/2”, so not much wasted space there. It sets up sturdy and she seems to feel secure on it. Especially since she hated the borrowed plastic ramp, I wanted her to get used to this one. After buying it, I put it flat on the floor and had her walk it about 5-6 times using treats. I then set it up on the couch, and had her go up and down about 10 times, again using treats. Next, I set it up on the car and had her go up and down about 10 more times (with Surprise! - treats). Ever since, she goes up and down with no issues (and I don’t even have to give her treats! But sometimes I do anyway since she is such a good girl). Cons: I really can’t think of any at this point. If something comes up later, I will edit this review)

This is a well built ramp which I bought for my 7 year old 90 pound Shepherd Husky mix (Cooper). Although he doesn't really need it now, as he is just on the threshold of his senior years, he will need it in a few years. Plus the reduced price was an incentive. Right now I wanted to use it for when he is groggy after a dental and when I give him trazodone with gabapentin to calm him before getting his nails clipped. He is a big strong dog fights during nail trims otherwise! I was able to get this ramp in like new condition for $125 on Amazon. It is well built with the small cons listed by others such as location if the snap lock when collapsed, no actual lock when extended however gravity and dogs weight does hold it in place and it does not collapse. I wish the surface had carpet or rubber instead of the rough sandpaper covering. I read the sandpaper doesn't hold up and starts to peel off after a short time. I will probably replace or add a different material. Now my personal issue. I have a 2018 GMC Sierra 1500 with a double cab. The double cab has a small narrow back seat and smaller door opening to 60 degrees instead of 90 and not allowing for the width of this ramp to fit. I considered either returning it or cutting about 18"-24" length of the metal side rails off making it more narrow on the end going into the truck but found a good work around. By putting the ramp on a angle and putting the left edge on the door lock latch striker while using the PetSafe Happy Ride Dog Rap Adaptor sold separately on Amazon, which clips on the ramp on the right side and clipping to the top of the door frame you have support on both ends of the ramp with minimal angle. I use the right rear passenger door for this. The other side would be reversed of course. I use a Ruff hard bottom extended back seat cover that includes door cover panels. You will most likely need some kind of door cover or protection to keep the ramp from scuffing the door. This $20 strap should have been included with the ramp. Just treats to get Cooper to go up and down at first until he got used to it. I would highly recommend this ramp but if you have a small access opening or a double cab (extended cab) pickup truck you may want to get one more narrow or use this work around. See attached pictures. Update: I removed the sandpaper surface which was quite easy out in the sun which was warm. Didn't need any tools at all. This material sits in a slight recess. I then purchased XGR Home & Garden Runner Rug 2 ft x 7 ft Indoor/Outdoor Low Profile and hd double sided carpet tape. This runner cut to lengths and widths of the recess uses most of the carpet. Was able to just use a pair if scissors to cut it. Once installed found the tape was pretty much useless. Once in the sun or hot vehicle it wouldn't hold and the carpet would come off. So I used small self tapping screws about 1/2 inch and screwed each sections corners and an extra along each edge center. They recessed right into the carpet and everything works perfect without binding at all. Retracts great! Note, I removed the 2 stops and on each side which are removed with a Phillips screwdriver to get the carpet which slides under the top to be under it a few inches then replaced the stops. This ramp now is perfect for my 90 pound Cooper. See additional before ansd after pictures.

Purchased this ramp for an older greyhound. It is an excellent ramp with anti slip surface and my dog has no problem using it, it has been a life changer for both him and me. The quality of this ramp is fabulous, the only thing against it for me would be it's quite heavy but it's worth it for how good it is.

ミニチュアダックスがソファに上がれなくなり室内で使うつもりでしたが距離角度がうまくいかず庭で使っています いい感じで滑らずにあがってきます。 持ち運びできる重さなのでちょっと強い風だと飛びますので注意したほうがいいです とてもよかったです

Highly recommend

J'ai un bouvier bernois de 9ans / 55 kg et un 4x4 assez haut de l'arrière. La rampe se place très facilement mais le chien a un peu difficile de monter malgré l'antidérapant (il aurait fallu que la rampe fasse 1 mètre de plus mais alors là cela aurait été encombrant) par contre pour la descente c'est génial : après 4-5 fois il n'essaie plus de sauter bas et va directement sur la rampe. L'utilisation est aisée. Bon achat. Je recommande cet article, il correspond au descriptif et a été reçu dans le délai prévu.

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