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●☀ Dog Joint Protection: Because frequent jumping up and down is more stressful on the dogs joints, especially for elderly dogs or larger dogs, in order to protect the dogs fragile joints, you can use a dog ramp to provide assistance to help the dog get up and down for bed, couch, car, etc.
●☀ Non-slip surface: Used in dog training facilities & gyms, the rubber mat provides the grip to get up & down without slipping. All tiny, senior, arthritic, or recovering pups can climb this dog ramp for couch with ease.
●☀ Sturdy and Durable: Our pet ramp for dogs and cats crafted with solid wood and reinforced with stainless steel hardware, our ramp is built to support pets up to 210lbs, offering both strength and stability for their safety.
●☀Adjustable Heights: S and M size dog ramp has five adjustable levels, L size dog ramp has six adjustable levels. These wide heights are perfect for small to large-sized dogs, making it suitable for various furniture heights.
●☀Convenient and portable: The easy folding design allows for easy storage and portability, making it a breeze to take with you on trips or move around the house as needed.

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How to training your dog to use this dog ramp for bed?

Many pets are scared when trying something new. Its important to get your dog comfortable with the ramp before he can trust to climb it.

Most dogs are food enthusiast，so treats are going to be your best option to get your dog to try something new.

First, please place your ramp on a flat surface like your living-room floor. Then place treats around the ramp. This helps your dog become comfortable with the ramp. We want them to get used to the texture on their paws. Use treats to encourage your dog to place paws on the ramp. Allow the dog to do it at their own pace. Refrain from picking the dog up and placing it on the ramp. Be sure to give lots of praise and treats as they get used to walking back and forth on the ramp. Once the dog is comfortable with the ramp, adjust it to its upright position. Continue to give treats as motivation for your dogs.

With the dog on the couch, call the dog and they should use the easiest and most convenient route, which is down the ramp and towards you.

Once the dog is using the ramp reliably, you can move further away and continue.

Remember to give lots of praise and before long your dog will be able to climb the ramp on it own.