Review on 🐾 No-Zip Dual Entry Pet Stroller with Push Button Zipperless Design by Samantha Cook

I bought this for a 13 year old girl from the Great Pyrenees who couldn't walk with me anymore. She weighs 100 pounds and the stroller is strong enough to support her weight. However, as I expected, the length of the stroller platform is a bit short for such a large dog. We managed to get her upside down into the carriage, but we couldn't close the back door to avoid injuring her tail and hips. On our next trip, we'll probably try it with the top down and buckled. It was easy to taxi on board with her, even up a steep slope, but getting her back down the hill wasn't easy. Braking is all or nothing and it would be nice to be able to do partial braking on climbs. Pros: - Easy assembly (about 5 minutes) - Works well with a 100# dog on board - Foot brake is easy to engage/disengage - Easily folds for storage or transport Cons: - It would help to have a head hole on the front of the stroller gate and a top for dogs too old to sit upright in the stroller. Many dogs in a stroller are likely to be older, which means they will lie down. — The platform itself is too short. Although it says it can support a 150# pet, it doesn't fit a 150# dog. My Great Feast only fits with the tail and part of the thigh sticking out of the open tailgate. The platform really needs to be at least 42 inches if it's really intended for large breed dogs, and I intend to modify my platform to fit a longer platform, as other reviewers have done. I have concerns about how the wheels will hold up over time. There are a lot of plastic parts in the wheels.