Telescopic Dog Ramp (Aluminium)

The Aluminium Telescopic Dog Ramp is only 40 inches long and extends to 71 inches. It can be set to any distance in between allowing it to serve as a long or short ramp.

This attractive telescopic pet ramp is 17 inches wide and can carry up to 120kg (264lbs). The ramp has a unique corrugated surface with a durable non-slip coating. Also fitted with non-skid feet on the bottom side for sure traction on uneven surfaces. This pet ramp's blow moulded design allows it to have a great combination of weight and strength and it has no sharp corners to damage your furniture or vehicle

• Can be used to access cars, vans, boats, beds, examination tables, show tables
• Light aluminium and moulded resin design only 14 lbs (6.7kg) in weight
• Telescopes down to 40 inches long for convenient transport and storage
• Durable non-slip surface
• Carry handle on side allows for easy transport
• No sharp corners to damage your car or furniture
• Smooth telescoping action will not pinch your hands
• Sets up in seconds

HOW WE UNKNOWINGLY CONTRIBUTE TO OUR PETS INJURIES

By allowing our dogs to jump down from high places, we encourage injuries. Dogs were never meant to jump down from estate cars and 4x4s. Imagine what would happen to us if we consistently were forced to jump down from our kitchen table or desk.

A runner or jogger would never begin their run without proper warm up exercises! This is exactly what we ask our furry friends to do each and every time we ask them to jump from a tailgate. They will do anything we ask of them because they love and trust us without reservation. Imagine that they have been in your vehicle for an extended time; we open the hatch or gate and command them to jump! Their muscles are cold and stiff. Making that leap could cause severe trauma and damage. THESE LOVING ANIMALS WERE NOT BORN WITH ARTHRITIS OR DYSPLASIA! WE MUST GIVE THEM EVERY CHANCE FOR COMFORT THAT WE CAN. PLEASE START YOUR PUPPY ON A Dog RAMP AND NEVER ALLOW THEM TO JUMP WHEN THEIR MUSCLES ARE NOT FULLY WARMED UP.

TRAINING TIP FOR DOG RAMPS
It is always useful to carefully introduce your dog to the ramp. Lay the dog ramp flat on the floor to start with and encourage him to walk along it with a tidbit. Make a game of it and get him thoroughly used to it and then put one end on a brick and get him used to a slight slope. Once he is really relaxed with this you can try in the car. Use a cue word for when he is on the dog ramp ie "ramp",. don"t use the word to encourage him but only when he has all four feet on the ramp, then use the cue word with lots of praise and food reward. build it gradually and I"m sure he will be fine once he realises what you want and he feels safe doing it.