Assembly was challenging but absolutely worth it. I didn't want to deal with wood slats breaking in Las Vegas' hot, dry climate, so this has been perfect so far. I loved it so much that I bought two and convinced a friend to get one as well. My 60lb Labrador can run on it easily and stops whenever she’s done.

This is a sturdy product with huge upgrades in materials compared to other dog treadmills in other brands at a very similar price point. I love that it has a brake. It was a little challenging to put together but overall I managed to do so by myself. So far my pup is adjusting. Looking forward to getting her fully trained on it.

Perfect for days when we can’t get outside! My dog stays active and engaged, and I love that it’s powered by his own movement.

I was worried my dog wouldn’t take to the treadmill, but he loves it! It’s great for keeping him active indoors, and I’m happy with the quality.

This treadmill is a good budget option, especially for hot climates where walking outside is tough. Assembly is straightforward, taking about 1.5-2 hours if you're handy. The incline is easy to adjust, and it supports our dogs (55-65 lbs) well, though the slats flex a bit more than expected. After 2.5 months of regular use, it's held up fine. Overall, a solid choice if more expensive treadmills are out of budget.

I spent quite a while searching for a quality treadmill before choosing this one, and I'm so glad I did! This treadmill is fantastic. It took my dogs a couple of days to get used to it since they’d never been on a treadmill before, but now they’re eager to hop on. It’s really helped reduce their boredom and anxiety, making them much happier.

My dog ​​loves it!! This treadmill is such a relief! My puppy is energetic and a strong puppy. Every day when we start our walks he always gets excited and pulls me faster and faster which frustrates me but it's not fun for me and he can tell. Now we run on the treadmill for 10-15 minutes before we go and all his immediate energy is released and we can enjoy a nice walk.

I read a brief profile of a veterinarian in the western United States who was using a treadmill for dogs that had surgery on one of their legs. This treadmill has barriers on both sides to keep pets from entering or exiting. I think this is a great approach.

Dogs like a Husky who need 2 hours of exercise a day they're great for. Especially in the summer months when it's really hot out. Dog treadmills placed indoors can be a great solution for exercise during hot weather.If you need to exercise a dog,a treadmill is excellent for that purpose.

I have a Border Terrier, she can walk all day, we can't! She likes to run. She flies like a whippet and can be across the fields before I know it. And has the typical BT recall... so unless I rent a dog park, she can't sprint. It's great! Let her have a sprint before her main walk, expel the excess energy. Then hopefully have a calm enjoyable walk and lots of training! Def let her out into the garden for fresh air.