🐶 Convenient and Stylish Lucky Dog Red Pull-Behind Dog Bicycle Trailer Pet Carrier for a Safe and Fun Ride Review

Nice trailer. It hurts to put yourself together. Not durable if my bike tips over while jumping. He doesn't care, but it will take time. It's big enough, I'll update my review to see how I can get my bike not to tip over when it bounces. He weighs 65 pounds so that probably won't be an issue with a small dog. I can't upload a photo for verification but it looks cute on it! *updated 7/24/20 My dog now LOVES his trailer and can't get enough of it! - now 5 stars!

I LOVE IT. I was looking for the perfect trailer for my dog. She weighs 45 pounds and that's fine. She sits down, sticks her head out of the top and rests her chin on the fabric in front. She is so happy to ride with me and I am very happy with this sturdy trailer. She has enough space to lie down, put a water bowl and some toys. It was very easy to assemble. The only thing I've found is that I often have to fill up my tires, although maybe that's just because we ride every day.

This trailer is reliable. I might be a little concerned about the wheels, but they can be restored. The frame is strong and adding a plywood floor isn't difficult. The materials are good and heavy and they hold a 13 lb Schipperke pup well. My only issue was that the roll bar was very difficult to install as the new material didn't stretch very much. I had to ask a neighbor to help me with the installation. His wife found it amusing to watch two old guys fight for 5 minutes with a small trailer.

We bought this for our 36lb Cocker Spaniel because we take our bikes with our RV and go on long trips. Well, long walks tire our dog very quickly, so now we can take her on a bike ride and she can just enjoy the view. Folds almost flat. When you unfold it, slide the bar in, screw it on, put on the quick release wheels and you're ready to take your pup with you! The price is fantastic as I found them online for 4 times the price! As they say it can hold up to 85 ponds so our pup can lie down in…

First, my dog weighs 65 pounds. Secure the bike to the wall before loading the dog or the bike will fall on its side no matter what stand you use. Yes, it also makes the trailer unstable (run over twice with my dog just while loading). The back zipper on my handles locks my dog in. I thought it would make it easier to use, but it isn't. It actually sticks more now than when I first got it. This is probably fine for small dogs, but be warned: 65lb dog + 30+ lb trailer = each incline requires a…

The quality of the product seems good but when assembling the trailer I noticed that the tire was sticking out sideways when inflating. I contacted the seller with pictures and was told he would send us a new tire the same day. A week later I don't have this thing so I contact them again and they apologize again and say they will ship it the same day. Another week has passed and the tires are gone. We had to cancel our bike tours due to this issue. I am extremely disappointed. When I ask for a…

First of all I love this thing! Zoe my mongrel loves it. I'll get back to that in a moment. Cons (let's just get them out of the way): instructions are poorly written; The photos are dark and difficult to see even with a magnifying glass. I was NOT surprised. This is hardly what I would call wearable. It's not easy to knock him down. We have an older Lucky Dog, a little smaller, and it folds up in about 1 minute, tires included. That needs to be taken apart. It's an easy 5-10 minute job from…