Happy Ride Compact Telescoping Dog Ramp - Portable Pet Ramp for Cars, Trucks & SUVs with Adjustable Sizing - Non-Slip Design - Lightweight Pet Mobility Assistance - Extra Long

I was just looking back to my Amazon purchases from 2012. This ramp was one of those purchases. It’s 2025 now and I still have and use this ramp. It is very sturdy and works perfectly. I’ve had several people want to buy it from me but I will not sell it. This ramp has helped two of my big dogs (85+ pounds) and now it’s assisting my third! If anyone is on the fence about purchasing this, jump off and buy it. After 13 years, this ramp is still as sturdy and slip resistant as it was when I bought it. I bought a folding version but ended up getting rid of it because it just wasn’t sturdy enough. I’m thankful I have this ramp and will never get rid of it!

I recommend this product, very highly. It was challenging to get her on it the first time, even after successful training. She is a large dog (Bernese Mountain Dog) and she's never walked on anything like this, up high. (I have a 2002 Highlander) The floor of the car is just below the top of her head. I also think she isn't crazy about the texture under her feet . But, I hold her under her tummy and from behind, under her tail at her thighs, and walk with her-- that makes her feel secure enough, and she climbs it great. She has done this successfully four times now and getting better with more confidence each time! I'm so proud of her! She's such a good girl. I bought this because I hoped it would be wide enough to make her secure, long enough to make a gradual slope, and strong enough to hold her without bouncing with her weight (108 lbs.)-- it met ALL my expectations. Very sturdy, and it's not too heavy for me to lift and it fits in the car behind the front seat when she's in it so it's not in her way. I was afraid it would be too heavy for this 60 year old disabled woman, but the more I use it, the easier it gets. The same can be said for my dog using it. I am very pleased with this product. if you work with your dog, don't force them, and give them time to know they are safe and secure, this ramp will work for you. Remember, you are asking them to walk on something that is at least as high off the ground and they are tall. Put yourself in their place. **If I were to make one design change- it would be to add little "speed bump" shaped rises in it. Not a lot of them, (maybe only about 6 or 8) and not very high, and ONLY on the top section. As she gets higher, I think she's afraid she's going to slide backwards. I don't think it would cost them a lot either. They could put cutouts in the tread over the bumps. The tread helps a lot, but I think, as she gets higher above the ground, if her paws felt little support bumps from behind, it would help. When I was shopping and comparing, I thought that would be beneficial. The grainy texture of the tread prevents slipping, but the higher it gets, the less helpful that seems. Just my suggestion to the manufacturer, I highly recommend this product for large dogs and all others too.

This ramp is so light, easy to handle and convenient. I can telescope it out of my car with one hand, while I hold the leash with the other. It’s very sturdy and supports my 110 lb dog with no issue. My only complaint is the traction. Although it has a gritty surface my dog still slides a bit going into my Honda CRV, and it’s not that steep. It could use a few raised areas of texture to help with traction. Easy enough to add myself but it would be a design improvement if the manufacturer considered that. Overall, it is a great ramp and I’m happy with it.

I love this thing and so do my rescue doggies! I have a tripaw small dog and he needed help getting up on the porch and the steps to our camper. This is versatile and I can take it in our vehicle.

The media could not be loaded. Edited (TWO YEARS LATER)!: Still a great ramp and holding up to my mastiff's constant use!Edited (one year later): still giving this a 5 star review! Ramp is holding well after daily use getting in and out of a Jeep. Over time I custom added a kayak handle to the opposite side of the manufactur installed handle. I found that because my jeep opens on the right side it just made it easier for me to handle it. Secondly, over time I custom added thin rubber matts that I gorilla glued to the sandpaper pads. The original textile didn't feel good on my pups paws so I had tried carpet. Turns out when it's wet from rain the carpet got slippery. So I upgraded to rubber and no slips! She's ocer 120lbs now and easily uses this ramp everyday! No joint issues and has never flipped it over. Hope this helps!Original review: This ramp is an upgrade from my last one I purchased nearly a decade ago. It is lightweight, has a handle for easy lifting, and I LOVE the sliding feature vs the fold feature like my previous one. We recently got our new fur baby and I wanted to get her trained asap on using the ramp since she is a mastiff mix and will be too heavy for me to lift. Initially she had no problem going down the ramp, but no matter how much I used treats to entice her, she wouldn't go up. I even tried a slow training method, leaving it on my living room floor and having her walk on it at her leisure. No problem. She would walk all over it. I tried doing a slight incline onto the couch, barely a foot above the ground, no go. She got about one step up, then would back up. I don't think she liked the feel on her paw pads. Anyway, quick trip to home depot, I bought stair carpet runners. (Didn't even know it was a thing but turns out it's perfect)! I grabbed 2 and they have grip on the back that stuck well to the ramp. I don't have to permanently fix it to the ramp, just throw them on and they don't move. So overall, I gave it 5 stars because I love the product, I just had to fine tweak it to suit my puppy's lackluster approach to the nonslip material. She went up, on the first moment I placed the carpet pieces on the ramp, so it's a win!

This is a nice ramp, and I was excited to get it. It's very portable with a carry handle on the side and a latch to keep locked in place. We have an 85lb Labrador and as he went up ramp it seemed to work well. But the slip resistant material is too thin. When he went up ramp halfway his back nails or his weight caught edge of first panel. The material slid/peeled back, and his nails tore through a little.