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I used this on my 21lb Maine Coon. It also doesn't bother him at all, unlike the hard plastic "taxi" I used. This allows him to lie down and sit down, and he can look at the street from all angles instead of at my back. I lay him down and then turn to put him on my back so he doesn't get knocked over. He's so happy with it. I use it to transport him when he has to go to the vet. The old porter was tragic and he cried the whole time in it.

Great price! I bought two of these bags for my 9 pound miniature poodle. I keep one bag by the kitchen table and the other in the master bedroom where he sleeps. At first I thought that the bag would only be useful for trips on the subway or in the car. But my dog loves the bag so much he sleeps in it and treats it like his little home. If we don't roll the dog in a bag, I hold it in a horizontal position on the floor - wheels on the side and a hole on top. My fluffy little one jumps, curls up,

Bought this to safely take our adventurous new kitty to a nearby trail. He loves it and the bag adds little to no weight when carried in his backpack. My only complaint is the lack of comfort lining as stated in the instructions. I'm guessing that's just coming from my only purchase option at the time it was 'needed' and whoever used it chose to keep the comfort pillow when returning it. That in itself is not a big problem as I use a soft folded towel for him to ride on. However, the product…

I am a 5'3" 140" tall female. I bought Sophie's Roller Travel Backpack, 9lb, 14", Maltese. Confused there are similar ones in design, size, price and name. I figured a few inches and dollars might make a difference. I was wrong. I got this first Plus (far right) bought for its convenience, which is very roomy but too big, too heavy and too wide for my shoulder, only the bag itself is already too heavy for my back, so order the related video (far left ).It's too tight.Sophie looks distressed…

For the price you could really put a firmer base inside so the dog doesn't feel the hardness of the wheels and frame underneath. Also, I put it on and it came out, it opened and it almost caused a serious accident, so I say the product is great, but now I have to buy something to hope the zipper closes so it doesn't open can be. open minded because it can be very dangerous especially when I'm walking down a busy street he decides to jump out and yes you have a line latch you can hook him to but

My Schnoodle is incredibly dense and despite its small size, weighs 20 pounds. He had knee surgery and a mile walk is his limit so I wanted to buy a backpack to carry him. I decided to order this product after speaking to several pet shops and they all confirmed that this size would be sufficient after measuring front to back and toe to head. First, it's not very good. If we had a harness, we could put him in a carrier with the net open and his head sticking out. The height of the backpack…

I have a large (read: overweight) cat that I adopted about two years ago (note: he was fat when I adopted him! We are working to lose weight without harming health and make him happy). I had a hard shell carrier but it was too heavy to carry due to the added weight of the cat. With the sides of this carrier folded out, my 17 pound Siamese mix fits in the carrier. I wouldn't leave him there for long periods of time as he can only really lie down or roll over, but for transport to the car or to…

OMG THIS IS AWESOME! I was hesitant to order due to the bad reviews but its versatility made me decide to take a chance as the backpack works great. I wear it low and my naturally padded seat supports it. Instead of a car seat belt, I attached an old shoulder strap to wear around my waist. The shoulder straps are well padded but seat belt pads are added for extra cushioning as the tractor works great. I put a cozy blanket down and my small dogs should lie comfortably there. The wheels also work

Overall quality and construction is good although there are some design flaws in my opinion. The mesh on the door should be stronger or maybe have a smaller door "window". A relentless animal would be easier to load through the side port; Based on the picture I thought the unit would have it, but the zippers shown on the sides only add about an inch of width on each side of the unit and are not doors. It's not easy to overload a wriggling animal with sharp claws and it's quite difficult to…