PETSITE Dog Treadmill, Pet Dog Running Machine for Small & Medium-Sized Dogs, Pet Fitness Treadmill with LCD Display Screen, 220 LBS

The media could not be loaded. Day 1 .. 15min assembly, 20min to walk1. Very easy to put together. Hint: when you put the arms on, screw in the base screws in first, then lean the U bar back, to fit them together. It doesn't look like it fits, but it does... Just keep finagling the bars.2. Be patient! It took our 6mo male Boston, 20 mins to get all 4 legs on the moving belt. It took time but once he got the gist and rhythm, he quickly got the hang of it.3. Use a food bribe - we used a spoon of peanut butter to keep his attention. We progressed to a frozen lick mat of peanut butter within days. We hope to eventually be less dependent on the food (but we aren't there yet).4. It's so quiet! The loudest part are the buttons and count down to start.5. I haven't hooked a leash yet, but plan to so he doesn't run off and get to the lick pad from the other end (the floor).Day 2 .. Repeat - but it went much faster because he walked right onDay 3 .. He hopped on and was looking at us like: Come on, it's walk time!!Note: It had immediate beneficial affects on our outside walks. He's staying more focused and can walk further. Even after an hour playing and running in a field, he still enjoys his treadmill time.It's pretty sturdy - I don't recommend it for adults but it did hold up to pretty well when we all tried ot put.

This team is amazing. Anything for my little family members. They love it. Safety nets on side. Easy for the furry best friends to get used to it. I can’t thank their team for being as supportive as they were. Highly recommend! Very quiet product. Priced well and took me 15 mins to set up. I messaged them and they walked me through 1 part that I needed their input. Highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Avoided buying this for a long time because of the reviews. After having pregnancy complications for several months, I took the plung and have zero regrets!!Not perfect. It did have bolt hole damaged, but nothing I couldn't fix myself. Did not impact functionality. The instructions are inaccurate in some areas, but I didn't really need them anyway since it is so easy to put together. Longest part was getting it out of the box, but assembly took less than 1hr.Good quality parts. Sturdy. Quiet functions, except for the "start up" beep. Comes with everything you need, including lubricant for the rollers (was super surprised and happy for that), but it comes prelubricated to start you off!It will definitely be different for every dog, but mine took to it immediately. Thought it would be a week of just teaching her to stand on it, then slowly working to a run to get comfortable. NOPE! bribed once with a treat and she wants to start going right away. She's always been active though, so it may take some patience for other dogs. Invest in a shorter leash for it, we will have to go out and get her an adjustable leash because ours hangs in the way.Some people complained about the watch battery being different in the instructions, but it told us the correct batteries in ours. No issues.Love it. So super happy. Would recommend, especially for the unbeatable price!

The media could not be loaded. This doggie treadmill may very well be the answer to our prayers for our doggo's health! Until she was 1 1/2 years old, our now 3-year-old Italian Greyhound, Robin, was very physically fit because in 2020 covid-quarantine we were able to give her all the walks and exercise she needed. However, once I went back to work full-time, it became increasingly more difficult to take her on our usual long walks and I admit the increase in treats didn't help (*guilty*), nor the coming of inclement weather during the colder months (Iggies HAAAAATE cold, rainy/snowy weather) My husband and I both agreed that in order for Robin to live her longest and best life, she needs to lose weight, which means more exercise....Setup of the treadmill was pretty easy; had to fill in the blanks with some parts, but it all made sense in the end. Haven't tried the remote control yet, but it may come in handy eventually. I feel that it's imperative to use positive reinforcement when introducing your dog to a treadmill designed for them....you want your dog to like it and want to use it, not be afraid of it and never use it (aka waste of money on your part!) We allowed Robin to fully inspect the treadmill before turning it on or placing her on it. She is very food-oriented when it comes to training, so we were sure to give her lots of tiny training treats during her first use, hopefully making a good impression on her with the concept of using it. She seemed to feel more comfortable when we put her harness on and I held her leash in front of her, it seemed to give her more direction and security while using it... the video attached is of her second time using the treadmill. Seriously, praise the crap out of your dog during training with the treadmill and be patient with your pup....short and sweet training sessions are the way to go, gradually increasing time on the treadmill and decreasing the amount of treats given. Consistency in training is key....your healthy doggo will thank you!!