Review on 🐾 Enhance Your Pet's Outdoor Adventures with the Hauck TOGfit Pet Roadster by Mary Cornett

I've always been one of those people who said I would never carry my dog in a stroller. Until our little one had an operation on her knee. Now I'm proud of him, like every mother. My problem is that I'm 6ft 2" and strollers are usually 38" so I found them very uncomfortable. This model has a handle that swings up or down to make it comfortable for my wife and easy for me to use as well. I read a review that said a woman found these tips, so I was a little concerned. When it arrived I found the stroller just solid. I think I know what went wrong in her case. When it arrived the instructions were just a weird cartoon character. But I figured it out pretty quickly. You need to properly wrap your arms around the top of the dog basket. Once that's done, they support the dog basket underneath, making everything solid. Without those clasped hands, everything becomes a mess. next release. fold it. You MUST lock the wheels, operate the levers on either side of the basket, and LIFT the handle up and forward (counterintuitively). When doing this, be careful of the dog bed part as it may catch on the lower basket and prevent the unit from collapsing. It's not as hard as it sounds, but if you don't know the secret, it can feel stagnant and frustrating. Once you've done this a few times, it's easy. Then I thought a decent dog cart would be cheap. nope Trust me - you either pay over $200 or you get junk. It's just the cost of doing business. Don't go cheap - just settle down and pay the money - your little ones are worth it. Nice big wheels. This stroller rolls like a champ and turns a dime. This stroller has a longer basket so is perfect for our two puppies (4 and 15 pounds) but is rated for dogs up to 70 pounds. I'd say it's a bit of a stretch, but it's fine for small or medium sized dogs.