🐾 Sherpa on Wheels Pet Carrier: Convenient Black Rolling Bag for Pet Transportation Review

I have had an old Sherpa for many years. Great for travel but 2 aspects were so annoying! They have been fixed with this theme. So excited! 1) The top of the cart now opens forward. If the hole is on the back of the bag, the dog will not sit backwards. Mine would pop out or I would let them balance on top. The new design allows the pet to be conveniently arranged and rolled with their head turned and facing forward instead of looking back. 2) Why didn't I just close my little Lola and roll her…

Our previous porter was a Sherpa with no wheels. GiGi looked at the new one and immediately jumped in. I always leave the stretcher outside so she isn't afraid of it. Sherpa makes good, durable bags - the first has been around for 6 years and is still very usable. I have one with wheels because GiGi got fat. Only 4 stars because I have two issues with this bag. First, the side mesh covers are poorly designed and don't stay open. They roll up and fasten with velcro, but the handles for the top…

A real life saver. I had a medium sized Sherpa so my cat could fly in the southwest (it fit under every seat) but as my cat grew it became too heavy to carry around the airport. He's a twenty pound giant cat - a bit overweight, but he's got a huge build. It hurt me to carry him on my shoulder, it hurt me to keep getting up and struggling through slow security, and I'm sure he didn't like me bumping my legs while walking, more if I. I tried several backpacks before trying this one. He fits in…

Fantastic! Getting our dog through the airport was one of the best things I have ever done. Drives very easy! or you can carry it with the top handle. I had exactly the same but without the wheels. Thats much better. We used this on American Airlines (August 2017). We have flown American Eagle RJ, MD-80 and 737 with no problems. However, on large planes you need an AVERAGE seat. If you can try and get extra seats in the main cabin with extra legroom, it definitely helps with under-seat…

I bought this for my Cavalier Spaniel King Charles. He is 19 pounds. and stands 14 inches from floor to shoulder. He seemed comfortable with it. He didn't make a single sound. We practiced at home. I kept him in the wheelchair for as long as he would be in it during our trip. At home and at the airport I unzipped it a bit and folded it back. He sat as he pleased and then snuggled up to himself. After our first practice, he didn't try to jump out. I was concerned that the stroller was so short…

Awesome! It was one of the best things I've ever done to take our dog through the airport. Drives very easily! or you can carry it with the top handle. I had the exact same thing but without the wheels. This is much better. We used this on American Airlines (August 2017). .We have flown American Eagle RJ, MD-80 and 737 with no issues. However, on large aircraft you must occupy a MEDIUM seat. If you can try to get additional seats in the main cabin with extra legroom it will definitely help with

This version of the big Sherpa on wheels is really impressive. It's stronger and has much better wheels and materials than the previous generation. The bottom is a one-piece plastic shell that protects the bottom edges and can hold liquids that might spill while moving. One of my cats, who is afraid of flying, escaped in flight from a previous generation Sherpa by unzipping the bottom of the bag. He ran to the nose of the plane and I had to grab him and slide him back into my bag (where the…