Review on Hauck Tog Fit Pet Roadster - Perfect For Traveling With Your Furry Friend! by Daniel Hicks

I searched for quite a while before deciding on this stroller, and I’m so glad I did! My dog loves strolling around and getting to go on walks again now that her arthritis limits her from walking far. She is 25 lbs and has plenty of room in the stroller, although I do not think a dog up to 70 lbs would fit. (Manufacturer says up to 70 lbs, but my 60 lbs dog would never fit in the basket). In my opinion it’s best suited for dogs in the 20-40 lb range.Pros: it is sturdy, feels well made, handles potholes and bumps in the road easily. It is easy to steer and can even be used on grass (not as easy, but not impossible). 3 options for getting your dog in/out. You can open the cover and place them in, load them in from the back, or tilt the front down and they climb in on their own. (Smaller or short dogs will have to be lifted though). I love that you can keep the cover closed and your dog can still see everything and get plenty of ventilation.Cons: Assembly instructions aren’t very clear. I did figure it out pretty easily but if you’re not mechanically inclined it could be a little difficult. It’s not lightweight, and doesn’t fold very small. Would be pretty cumbersome to put in the trunk. I also with it had a storage pocket or cup holder. The only storage is underneath the stroller which isn’t very accessible without stopping. Easily solved by adding a caddy to the handlebar though.