Review on 🐾 Convenient 3-in-1 Folding Dog Stroller with Removable Carrier for Small Dogs and Cats – Perfect Travel Companion with 3 Wheels by Heidi Ramirez

Edited after several walks. Well made article. The dog loves it. I'm not tall but have to bend down because of the low handle height. I had back pain, stopped using it and the pain went away. I am older. The young people will probably be fine. I have an 11 year old Coton de Tulear, I believe a Bichon, with a heart murmur. Full of liveliness, but quickly tires on long walks. He is used to being in carts at pet stores and hardware stores. He liked being in it and when he was taken outside he had the biggest doggy smile on his face. It weighs 23 pounds and 16 inches from neck to base of tail. He was a perfect fit. The stroller was unstable when they put it in, but once in it was very stable. I left the front open. It has two car hooks, so I hooked it. It took me an hour to assemble. I'm not practical at all. No tools required but there are 2 metal pins. The car glides over them. One was stiff and I used a tiny Allen key and a pin is enough to set it in. I made some easily correctable mistakes. There are 4 zippers. Don't miss the little one at the very end. This is a lifesaver for a very small dog. There are two metal bars that need to be pulled vertically to support the carriage. I missed her the first time. They are located under the bottom zippered fabric piece. Unzip, pull up and zip back. I had to tug at the fabric to get it over the carriage part, I was afraid it would tear but it was strong enough. the back seat of your car. Although the front latch that releases the basket is quite flexible, I'm concerned that it might break over time. In this case, the rear latch should be enough to safely use the stroller. After picking it up, I removed the basket and stood in the way of the carriage. About 30 seconds of work.