Check the listing for details. dogPACER Dog Treadmill Folds Portable Small Med Large Dogs 1-179 lbs NEW. Condition: New. Listed at 599.00 USD. STORE ABOUT US NEWSLETTER CONTACT US DESIGN & CONTENTS © COPYRIGHT PETMOODS DogPACER® Treadmill for Large Dogs 1 to 180 lbs - 0.5 to 81 kg (MODEL: LF 3.1) What is the difference between a human treadmill and a dog treadmill? The most visible difference between a human treadmill and a canine treadmill is the length of the running area. A dog's stride is longer and his body shorter than a human. The dogPACER™ motorized and computerized dog treadmill has been engineered specifically from the smallest 1 lb (0.5 kg) dog to the largest dogs up to 179 lbs (80 kg). It was also has a patented design for folding up to store and rolls on wheels so you don't have to pick it up to move. The computer comes with pre-programmed training workouts and you can also customize your own program, all the while being able to increase or decrease the speed in the middle of a program. If you attach the clip to your dog's collar on the end of the cord of the red security magnet, the treadmill will shut off when the dog steps off. The dogPACER™ is also being used to help rehabilitate dogs after being injured or post surgery. The dogPACER™ is also the perfect way to help reduce stress and hyperactivity in dogs. The dogPACER™ LF 3.1 dog treadmill is built from carbon steel and can support dogs up to 180 lbs (80 kg) with a whisper quiet 1.5 hp motor. The computer comes with pre-programmed training workouts and you can also customize your own program, all the while being able to increase or decrease the speed in the middle of a program. If you attach the clip on the end of the cord of the red security magnet, the treadmill will shut off when the dog steps off. If your goal is to reduce your dogs’ weight, dogPACER™ suggests workout intervals, similar to the way human’s workout for fitness goals. You can set the dogPACER™ to various speeds and incline levels for dogs of all ages and sizes. Always remember to consult your veterinarian before starting your dog on any rigorous training or rehabilitation exercising before using the dogPACER™.