How the hell do I get my Saint Bernard and my German shepherd in my Sasquatch?

[Odd Ball]

OK folks I need a little help here. I have two large dogs and I’m waiting on my four-door Sasquatch. My goal is to put her on 37 inch tires but I need a pull out ramp so that my dogs can climb in with these. I plan on removing the backseats completely and just making a flat deck for them anyway. Any thoughts here? I’m willing to pay a fabricator in Southern California to help me out here…

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[Daktari]

plenty of dog ramps and fold out stairs can be found online, no need for a fabricator.....

 

[mybikeisred]

Very compact. Plenty strong for my mastiff.

 

[Silver-Bolt]

https://www.weathertech.com/petramp/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI29_uqtHZ9gIVLxmtBh18EAlrEAQYASABEgKXafD_BwE

 

[Newbie]

My goal is to put her on 37 inch tires

 

[SubmarineNuke]

Very compact. Plenty strong for my mastiff.

Link?

 

[GETSCHWIFTY]

I always thought dogs could jump for
Some strange reason.

 

[mybikeisred]

Link?

Type in dog stairs on Amazon.

 

[Compta38]

trade them in for a Malinois

I'll never attempt to get my gsd in my Sasquatch, haha.

 

[zuke]

This is the one I use to load my two senior Pitties;

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/everyyay-rise-and-climb-black-portable-pet-ramp

Mininimal moving parts with just a single fold, but fits perfect right inside the tailgate... Only issue might be if your St. B is over 200lbs...

 

[TXBoy79]

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=folding+dog+stairs

 

[Kjbeggs]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0948QJJV...&colid=986S2UXLV2B9&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1

 

[Odd Ball]

Well thanks for the Ramps and stairs ideas. I have all of them. I'm looking for a permeant installed solution that takes no storage. Like a slide-out similar to a u-haul rental. All of the other solutions take space and extra time that I would like to avoid. As for the dogs jumping, I'm not looking to injure my co-pilots. This is my K9 unit.

 

[Odd Ball]

I always thought dogs could jump for
Some strange reason.

Obviously you've never had a Saint Bernard. And lifting 200 lbs is not an option.

 

[stampede1]

You gotta think outside the box on this problem. Teach the St. Bernard to drive, and you get in the back seat.

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