🐶 Kurgo Dog Carrier Backpack: TSA Approved, Waterproof, Ideal for Small Pets - Dogs & Cats, Perfect for Hiking, Travel & Airline Trips - G-Train K9 Ruck Sack in Red Black Review

My dog loves it! I was trying to find a nice good quality bag that I could use for my dog to run errands with me instead of being at home all day. Oscar loves it and I get a lot of compliments and a lot of people asking where I got the backpack from 🎒. Ideal! Love it! You get what you pay for. I have tried many backpacks and this is the best and my dog is comfortable in it too! 🐾

We bought this backpack for our trip to Yosemite/Mammoth with the dogs. Here are the highlights: • It's really well made • It's comfortable to wear - you can even bring a furry rogue • Love the side water bottle pockets and interior laptop sleeve • Our 13 lb Chihuahua fits him perfectly and loves it underneath peeking out the flap • The Chihuahua is just as happy when fully zipped up for transport. The ONLY thing I would add is a key hook which is found in many backpacks. So you know exactly…

This dog carrier really met my expectations. It's well designed (the folks at KURGO really thought about the design), made of durable materials, and functional. I have a 10kg dog and she can get in and out of the carrier by herself. He has enough space to lie down and look at the mesh panels or sit and pop his head out of the zip opening. Padded back and adjustable shoulder straps ensure a comfortable fit. There are plenty of compartments to store my gear and belongings. It's been two weeks and

I was initially skeptical about spending that much money on a backpack, but I knew I needed a backpack that was strong enough to hold more than just my dog . This pack is amazing. I can fit my French bulldog in it easily (she weighs just under 18lbs) but if she gets too big it will come in handy. There are so many things in this package that I appreciate. There's room for water bottles, supportive dueling straps, a sturdy base so it doesn't collapse when you lower it, and additional room and…

The bag is quite durable. Only time will tell, but so far it seems well built. It has plenty of space, pockets and adjustable shoulder straps. I use it to bike my dog, so I'd prefer it to be as close to my body as possible. Admittedly, my dog is 50 pounds, so I'm not going to win races with her in my bag. I've ridden with her twice and she seems to enjoy it. My dog is feisty so he weighs about 25 pounds and is quite long. I would say it suits her just right. The bag also comes with a pair of…

My dog loves it. he is very excited to see this. I got him used to it by putting the treats in my pockets, so now he always thinks there are treats in there somewhere. I get him inside by placing two practice treats on the floor and then opening it up. He sits inside and I tie him up, then open the front pocket and tie his collar. He won't come out unless I force him to because he loves how comforting it is. It's comfortable for me, doesn't hurt my back, is very adjustable, has quality material

My husband has a rare congenital muscular dystrophy (Carey-Fineman-Zeeter syndrome) which, with age, progresses to the point that he can no longer walk. At 63, he is mostly confined to a wheelchair. He also often freezes due to muscle diseases. He has ALWAYS lived with pets since childhood. 6 months after our 17.5 year old Chow died in Spring 2018 he asked if we could start looking for a small dog to sit on his lap. We found Willy, a 2 year old 13 1b rat terrier who was raised quite tight. It…

I have a 14 lb min pin. She often does the whole 6-8 mile hike when I go. However; Last week she suddenly didn't move when we hit the trail, not sure if it was fear or concern of something ahead/behind us on the trail (we didn't encounter anything weird) that I ended up putting her into your normal backpack and leave an opening for them at the top. It was. well, about halfway through the hike, she wanted to get off and left. But I swore I would find an option for such cases when I returned…