Review on 🐾 Convenient and Stylish OLizee Portable Legs Out Pet Front Carrier: Ideal Pet Travel Backpack for Cats and Dogs (Size M) by Juana Hynes

I like this idea very much. Navigate the crowd with a little pup and my hands are free. And my fluffy little one really drew attention with it. I had one where the zipper broke right away. Decided to buy a second one. He was doing well, so maybe it was an accident. Now I've bought a big one. My puppy is now 1; his name would be Chivini if he were a designer dog (a cross between a longhaired dachshund and a chihaw), but since he's a shelter dog, he's just another cute mongrel. He's outgrown the expected 10 pounds and weighs 16 pounds. I think we last used it at 14lbs. Since he has a long dexi body - I think it was a bit longer for that. I always felt like I had to stabilize it at the bottom. It was a bit hard on my shoulders which to be honest have arthritis. It was nice to have it with me at crowded places where it wants to be carried (e.g. art fairs etc.). He has his flaws but he is the most tolerant, patient the only one as long as he is with me, he endured it well, even if his tail could not be put through the tail slot, but divided the hole for his tail. Leg. Sometimes he also seemed to want to pull into the one-legged hole, so to speak. But he never complained. It might work for some other dogs, but my tall little guy's length and weight aren't ideal. I have since bought a stroller for these events. Unfortunately, apart from a very short test, I can't say for sure whether this will be a solution, because we didn't have any options. I hope this is a solution when I go to al fresco restaurants, but during the test run he was not happy. I will revisit this article once summer comes and we use it a bit. I'll put it this way - I wish I had a stroller when we had no choice but to take it to the hospital with us when we had to be there all day. John Hopkins allowed us to take him in that wheelchair (against the rules!) but was too uncomfortable leaving him in it - so he was outside with him most of the time.