Dog Ramp for Pools

This is a good unit as it doesn't depend on inflated flotation to work. However, I had to epoxy ( JD Weld) the rubber foot covers on as they cane off exposing a sharp hazard and lucky for me did not tear our very expensive pool liner which could have easily happened with the exposed sharp edges presenting after the rubber foot fell off. Use a good waterproof adhesive and you’ll be fine. We already had one Dachsand drown in our pool - but we are taking precautions to insure it doesn’t happen again n by teaching the dog ( a new puppy) how to find the ramp and be comfortable using it. It’s also important to keep it IN the pool at ALL times except maybe temporarily when you are using a robot cleaning device. Your should then, immediately replace it back in the pool as soon as your cleaning device finishes. This appears to be the best in pool ramp option I could find without having to worry about an inflatable device getting popped by dog nails in n they feet or any tear in an air chamber , or just loosing air for any reason. I highly recommend this one! Also - very important to get in the pool with the dog to train it to use it and get your pet familiar with it and be confident about getting out of the pool on its own , even if you are not around for any reason. Particularly true if the dog should decide to go for a swim or fall in the pool accidentally. BUY THIS ONE! Captain Bubba SnappaHead - Pensacola FL

Worthless. 1 chooseu and the product comes from China, 2 too fragile for heavier dogs 3 ramp is too small 4 stupid sharp sticks that can easily damage the pool lining 5 screws are already rusty after 1 week. Bad product, do not buy!

Perfectly stable. They do not require mounting permanently which leys us use in the pool or on the boat. Pool worked great. Have not tested on the boat yet.

There are no instructions. Or course it's plastic which is OK but seeing it in person there's no way it should cost near $200. Ladders from Lowe's are much better for about $80 though not built for dogs. Honestly, I'd look for something else

First photo shows that EVERYTIME you take the ramp out of the pool the rubber foot cover comes off pronged foot. If the rubber comes off in the pool it is going to damage the bottom of my pool. Terrible design. Piss poor construction! Other picture shows RUST, RUST AND RUST on the screws for pool equipment!!! I have to change those out and modify the feet before it goes back in my pool ... or just throw it away. Unfortunately, this company already got my money so at least THEY ARE HAPPY. But us: Not happy at all.