I have been using doggoramps for over three years. I have two couch ramps (without rails) and one small bed ramp, primarily for my 15-year old dachshund, who has had shoulder and neck issues and is more wobbly in his old age. I had been using one couch ramp by another manufacturer (less expensive, but not inexpensive), which worked fine until the ribbed surface lost traction--my dachshund would slide down it rather than walk (his hind end is a bit stiff). The surfaces of the doggoramps have remained stable, so I replaced the other ramp with one from doggoramps. We followed the recommended training and he figured it out quickly. Our 10-year old chi cross will use the ramps to go up, but still jumps off of the bed and couch. But he has not had any injuries and doesn't have confirmation likely to result in back problems. We tried steps, but our dachshund has difficulty going down them. These ramps are well made, sturdy and look pretty much like they did when purchased. Although these ramps are expensive relative to some others, the quality and peace of mind is worth it. And they all store easily.

Amazing, sturdy, well built

This is our second ramp from DoggoRamps. We have the bed ramp and our 35 lb. Frenchie uses it 99.9% of the time. He even runs down it. He has IVDD so we decided to get the couch ramp also. We did not get the side rails. We are currently "training the habit", and we're at about 50%. Even if you have another ramp, you should start training all over with the new one; dogs are lousy at generalizing things!
I can't say enough good things about the quality of these ramps, they are very solid, slip free, and look fantastic. Also the customer service with this company is top notch. When you get this ramp, you're provided with non slip adhesive gripper bars for the floor and I misplaced them. I contacted the company and they immediately ordered me a new pack from Amazon.
I am a dog trainer and these are the only ramps I recommend to clients!

So I have had the bed ramp for 4 years now, and all the dogs that have used it (I pet sit at home) have liked it and used it. But some of the dogs, including my own, are now seniors, so I had to buy a couch ramp. But oddly enough, my own dog was a bit confused by it at first (the Golden Retriever I pet sit took to that one immediately, just like she did the bed ramp), but after two days of just letting him figure it out (we did one session up with cookies, two sessions down with cookies), he now uses it with ease. He is 75 lbs, the Golden is 90.
Just like the bed ramp, I strongly recommend this couch ramp.

These ramps a very well built and easily broken down for ease of travel.
Nice to have the option of guard rails that are pre-drilled fro easy add on later.
I especialy liked the fact that they are made with solid woods and lightly finished.

We have purchased 3 ramps from doggo ramps now. I purchased the big dog ramp for our dachshunds to get on and off our bed. It works perfectly for our pups! It’s nice and wide and the railings are screwed into the base. The railings don’t pop off if the pups bump them.
We recently purchased a ramp for the couch with railings that screw into the base. I’m not worried about them falling off of it now.

Such a great quality piece- looks great with nice decor, doesn't get dirty like the fabric stairs. Definitely a learning curve- but now we go it!

Fits the new couch perfectly and is safe and secure

We've had the doggo ramp for the bed for a few years now and it'd wonderful. Recently purchased the couch ramp. Works great. My dog loves it and so do I. I don't have to get up all the time and lift her to the couch, because of course she would wait till just after I sat down to want to go onto the couch, LOL. They seem to have great timing.

My 13-year-old dog Missy had been using steps for years, but recently had been falling off the side. Now with the ramp and side rails, she happily goes up and down at her whim. It took a couple of weeks for her to gain the confidence of a fast run (fast for an old dog), up or down, but with the help of a few treats (now removed), she does well. I think Doggo Ramps is one of the nicest companies I've done business with on the Internet, and at 88, I do a lot of one-line ordering.

(Sorry about the audio background in the video clip: the TV was on. This video was taken early on and you can see her carefully navigating the trip to the treat.)