PATHOSIO Dog Ramps for Bed Portable Dog Ramp for Couch, Folding Dog Ramp for All Breeds Real Wooden Ramp for Dogs To Get on Bed, Adjustable Dog Ramps for Large Dogs (Walnut - Grey Carpet Medium-large)

1. Very nice looking for keeping in the house all the time.2. Very sturdy for 50 and 70 pound dogs.3. Carpet and raised bars on the ramp make it very easy for elderly dogs to make it up.4. Adjustable heights makes it useful for the couches, the beds and the cars if necessary.5. The base structure keeps it very sturdy without wobbling. Makes it a tad heavier for portability in cars etc; but I'll take the sturdiness over that any time.My eldest dog who is terrified of car ramps was able to negotiate this within a couple of days. Life saver for us.

The quality is phenomenal. The craftsmanship superb. It was easy to assemble. My issue, having an 18-in high sofa presents an incline issue for my dog. He is still working on walking up the ramp. Sometimes he slips while walking on it. All in all, it is a good product. I give it a fight for craftsmanship but a four because my dog has difficulty using it to access the sofa.

We have two pit bulls both between 60-70lbs This is a good ramp, very sturdy and doesn’t slip. took them a little time to get use to it, but it’s great!! Our two cats also love it. They use the fabric as a scratch post.

It looks great and it feels sturdy, a bit too much of an incline for my dog though

My `12 yr old, 60lb pit bull loves this ramp. She is finally able to get up and climb down her favorite couch without any problems. She was a little apprehensive at first but quickly saw how easy it was to go up and down the ramp. The carpeting and small bumps in the ramp make it so the dogs don't slip while going up or down. Most important, is that it is very sturdy so the dogs trust it.

My 9 year old yorkie has cataracts & was scared to climb on the sofa using her old steps.This ramp is well made, sturdy. She loves it, gets great traction, and is not afraid to scamper up & down. We always take it with us when we go anywhere for overnight stays.

The purpose is as an assistive device for an aging pet. This is a little steep for my small breed dog. It’s still better than jumping on and off the couch, but I can see that she will age out of it fairly quickly as her joints worsen and she’s in her final years/months of life. I’ll have to buy another, longer, ramp.

The large is the perfect size for our around 30 lb dogs. Sturdy and pretty lightweight. It did take some training to get them to trust it and go up and down properly, starting with it flat like the video shows.