I was thinking about painting a happy little bush here and there on the ramp. :-)

I'd prolly f00k it up though. I should hire Phobia.... I hear that guy is the shit.
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Just ask him. He'll tell ya.
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LOL

Don't really need to... he has said so himself about 5 times in this thread alone.
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Actually, I suck.
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:-) I needed this thread today.
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That ramp is better than I could do. I would have gotten a couple of buckets of dirt and made a little doggy hill.
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Glad I could be of service to you. :-)

Thanks Skip!
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the poor dog is going to need skis
in a couple of months
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nail some thin strips of wood for grip on that ramp
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nice healthy lawn you've got there
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We just moved in a month ago.... we have not had time to do anything with the Bermuda grass that was already there.

TBH, not sure we will either.
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On a side note, don't put sandpaper on there. The dog will hate it and might even quit using it altogether. Additionally it will rot and wear off in a month or two and won't do jack s**t in the winter.

They have several products at your local hardware store specifically for giving a surface traction.
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so does your dog just fall out the other side like a hot dog coming off a production line?

sounds like a youtube vid
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Phobia could have made that ramp cost $5000.
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Probably more with the right type of non-skid for the puppy pads.
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