It’s easy enough to assemble for what it’s worth I was able to do it just by myself. The included directions are decent enough for assembly, but don’t really lend any help to training your dog to run on this. My dog picked it up within a few weeks and we’re still working on it.My only complaint is that it’s advertised as OK to store outside, however, it’s already starting to rust inside the railings, and the bolts to adjust the frame are now stuck in one spot.

My kit (large aka 500lbs) was lacking a tool and some washers, which I had spares of lying about. Two people would be helpful. It's less heavy than I anticipated. I left the box in the garage and took pictures in case I needed to return...that's not going to happen. It's packed well. My LED display, which is not a showstopper for me, was scratched, and I put in a request to the warranty contact for a new one along with some missing washers. They responded quickly, But I'm impressed with how quickly they responded. Earned a 4th star. I included a photo of our 18month Gordon who has lots of experience on electric treadmills at the training facility but she was apprehensive on this one and with just a few iterations of treat-led encouragement, she adapted quickly. I haven't tried a full out run yet for its intended purpose as she has an injured paw but I feel good about it. The large was certainly the way to go. She's 63 lbs. female.

One part has been welded the wrong way around so I am about to find out how the customer service works while earning a £15 voucher with the guarantee!Part was replaced quickly, dog loves it he is a 20kg german shorthaired pointer and it comes with his stride at full reach.Overall very pleased.

Let me start by saying: my dog is obsessed with this treadmill. At first, I was worried he'd be scared of it, but within days, he was voluntarily jumping on and waiting for his daily workout. As someone who lives in an apartment with limited outdoor space, this treadmill has been a lifesaver. It gives my Pitbull the chance to burn off her endless energy without having to walk miles in the city heat. If you love your dog and want to give them the best possible quality of life, this treadmill is an absolute must-have. It's not just a purchase—it's a way to show your furry family member how much you care.

Product was very well boxed and secured. All parts were received. High quality material. Easy instructions to follow. Let it sit in the room for two days so the dog would get used to it. Put some treats on the belt so she would mount the treadmill and get used to the feel.Kept some treats handy to feed her while she was walking. She is up to 16 minutes now. Put a dog video on my smart phone in front of her so she could see other dogs. Great way to exercise your dog on days when it is too hot (or cold) to spend much time outside. Highly recommended.

I was skeptical at first, but this treadmill exceeded my expectations. Sturdier than cheaper models, quieter, and my dog took to it right away. Perfect for keeping him active when I can’t walk him. 5 stars!

Love this treadmill! My energetic dog gets his daily exercise no matter the weather. His stamina has improved, and he’s less destructive indoors. Simple to use and sturdy build. Highly recommend.

Way Better Than Expected

Sturdy and, though it was somewhat challenging to put together, I'm pleased with the quality. My husky hasn't quite figured it out yet but he wasn't scared at all to try it. One part did arrive bent but it comes with a warranty so I'll be able to replace it.

Adapted dog, begged by an adaption center to adapt this dog as they knew my background with GSD. Now living with us for six months. Was supposed to be a Belgian Shepard - NOT/NOT/NOT. Took to a breeder... found out we now own a VEO dog...Vostochno Evropeiskaya Ovcharka... pureblood...closest English translation is East European Shepherd. The East-European Shepherd was created between 1930-1950s by crossbreeding German Shepherds with East Siberian Laikas, Ovcharkas, and others. Laikas are among the most cold tolerant dog breeds. Molosser/Mastiff type dogs were used to add size, power, and protection drive to the breed. The Soviets also needed the VEO to be capable of adapting to hot climates in southern parts of the country. This breed was primarily developed by the KGB for military, police, and guard work. They were the Soviet military favourites. Many are used by the Russian Flag, Ukrainian Flag Of Ukraine.svg, and Belarusian Belarus Flag militaries and police today. Put that in your search engine interesting read. Would NOT be my first choice but we have bonded. Three and a half year old serious chunk of muscle and energy. A purposely bred guard dog with disposition to match - it's been a struggle to loose her energy and restructure to society to say the least. Still working on that. However, this slat mill has been her and our lifesaver! Well...we didn't quite expect such an energetic 85 pounds of energy. The energy level or this dog is to the moon and back. Hard to keep up with! Decided on the large slat mill as follows Arranged sticks in the yard and measured her stride at full tilt - thusly decided the regular mill was not going to cut it! But....Couldn't be happier with this large mill...At full tilt boogie she used the majority of it and loves it! At flat out she does extend quite a bit. So in bad weather, inclement weather or just for fun as she loves it - she gets a release of energy from this contraption. This slat mill is built like a tank. Heavy