Dog Pool Ramp, Dog Boat Ramp Extra Large 62”x40” Non-Slip EVA Inflatable Dog Float Floating Ramp Ladder for Pools Boats Docks, Safe & Easy Water Access for Large Dogs Up to 220 lbs

I’ll preface this review by explaining how my 4 year old 80lb black lab loved to swim in the inground swimming pool at our former house. She easily climbed in and out of the pool via the steps. We recently had an above ground pool and a surrounding deck installed here at our new house and my dog wasn’t happy that she couldn’t get into the water. So I started looking for a dog ramp so that my Girl could have her pool time.This ramp was perfect for the job. We tied it to the deck posts to hold it in place. My Girl was a little hesitant to use it at first. After coaxing her out onto the ramp’s traction pad & letting her stand there for a moment she was able to climb down into the pool with just a little bit of effort. Once she was acclimiated, she was able to use it to climb up and down the ramp, into and out of the pool.The raft comes with a hand pump to inflate it. I didn’t use it however, because we have an electric pump, so I can’t review how the pump itself works. The description however, says that it takes 10 seconds to inflate or deflate with the hand pump. The heavy plastic (PVC) that the ramp is made of is puncture-proof with well sealed seams. The “steps” of the ramp are made of mesh with weights sewn into them. The side handles help to pull the ramp, which weighs about 17lbs, up out of the water. It can be folded after use and stored in the carrying bag that it comes with. The price of this ramp is just under $200. Compared to others that I’ve priced and looked at, this one was the most reasonably priced and is a better, higher quality product than many of the those others.