Folding Dog Car Ramp
Folding Dog Car Ramp
Same car rides. He walks up on his own.
- Into the car on his own four legs, no jump and no lift
- Folds in four, with a carry handle, and rides in the trunk
- Made for big dogs who can still walk but no longer jump
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- 63 in long, 17.3 in wide
- Ships from the US
- 30 days, nothing to send back
Will he actually walk up it?
Will he actually walk up it?
Most dogs take a few tries. Let him walk it flat on the ground first so the surface stops being new, then raise it to the tailgate and keep his usual reward at the top. The surface is textured so his pads have something to hold.
How much room does it take?
How much room does it take?
It folds flat and stands against a wall or lives in the trunk. It weighs 15.3 lb (6.9 kg), so it is a two hand carry rather than something you swing with one.
Will it reach my car?
Will it reach my car?
There is one size: 63 inches long, 17.3 wide. Measure from the ground to the floor of your trunk, because that number is what sets the angle. At 28 inches up, the ramp meets the car at about 26 degrees. At 32 inches, closer to 31. The higher the trunk, the steeper the walk. Send us your number at hello@alongpaws.com and we will tell you what it works out to.
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The jump into the car used to be nothing. Now he sets up for it, thinks about it, and either does it badly or waits for you to lift him.
This is a folding ramp, 63 inches long and 17.3 wide, so measure from the ground to your tailgate and you will know the angle you get. The surface is textured so his feet hold on the way up and, more importantly, on the way down. It folds in four and has a carry handle.
What changes for him. The car stops deciding whether he comes along. He walks up instead of lining up a jump he should not make, and the vet trip stops depending on who is free to lift.
Measure from the ground to the floor of your trunk before you order: that number decides how steep the walk is. At 28 inches up, the ramp meets your trunk at about 26 degrees. At 32 inches, closer to 31.
Free US shipping. Thirty days from delivery. If you could not make it work, we refund you. Questions before you order: hello@alongpaws.com
Folding Dog Car Ramp
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
Free shipping in the United States
Ships from the US
Thirty days to change your mind
Nothing to send back
The car is one lift. The stairs are the other.
He still comes to the car
He hears the keys and he is at the door, same as always. Then he gets to the tailgate and stops. He looks at it, he looks at you, and he waits.
Nothing about him wants to stay home. The floor of the trunk is just further away than it used to be.
A ramp does not ask him to be younger. It turns the last two feet into something he can walk.
What it looks like in your driveway
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1. You lift it out and open it
It comes out of the trunk folded. Open it, rest the top lip on the tailgate, and it is set. No tools and nothing to strap on.
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2. He walks up
Walk beside him the first few times and keep his usual reward at the top. He goes at his own speed, which is the whole point.
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3. It folds back down to this
It folds in four into a flat slab that stands against the wheel well. He rides, it rides with him, and you did not lift him to get there.
The surface
Raised squares, not a coat of grit
This is the part his nails actually meet. The squares stand proud of the board, so his pads have edges to push against on the way up and, the part that matters more, on the way down.
The frame
Stand on it yourself before he does
Put your own weight in the middle of the span the day it arrives. That is the test worth doing, and it is the one that settles whether you trust it under him. If you do not like what you feel, the thirty days cover it.
Where it lives
It goes back in the trunk, not in the garage
Folded, it slides in beside him. It weighs 15.3 lb (6.9 kg), so it is a two hand carry rather than something you swing with one, and it stays in the car where you need it.
Why not just lift him in?
Once in a while, fine. Twice a day at the height of a tailgate, with him not able to help much, is a different job.
| With the ramp | Lifting him in | |
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He puts himself in the car |
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Your back stays out of it |
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Works when you are on your own |
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Still works on the fourth trip of the day |
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He decides when he is ready to move |
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Costs nothing |
Will it reach my car?
There is one size: 63 inches long, 17.3 wide. Measure from the ground to the floor of your trunk, because that number is what sets the angle. At 28 inches up, the ramp meets the car at about 26 degrees. At 32 inches, closer to 31. The higher the trunk, the steeper the walk. Send us your number at hello@alongpaws.com and we will tell you what it works out to.
Is it wide enough for him?
It is 17.3 inches wide. Measure across his shoulders and compare before you order. Walk beside him the first few times so he keeps to the middle rather than drifting toward an edge.
How do I know it will hold him?
Set it up and stand on it yourself before he ever sees it. Your own weight in the middle of the span tells you more than a number printed on a box. If you are not happy with what you feel under your feet, the thirty days cover it and there is nothing to send back.
What does shipping cost?
Nothing. Free shipping to any address in the United States, on every order, with no minimum. We do not ship outside the US yet.
What if it does not work out?
Thirty days from the day it arrives, not from the day you order. Write to hello@alongpaws.com, tell us what happened, and we refund you. No forms, no photos, and you do not need to send it back.
Can I ask before I buy?
Yes. Write to hello@alongpaws.com and a real person reads it. If you are not sure the ramp will reach your car, send us the height from the ground to the floor of your trunk and we will tell you what angle that works out to.