Pet Carrier Sling | Front | Adjustable Hands Free Front Facing Dog Pouch | Relieves Your Pet's Anxiety and Stress (Dark Grey)

This is the best way to carry around my boy hands free, he absolutely LOVES being wrapped!He gets excited when I say let's get wrapped up, lol.Guaranteed, every single time, after i wrap him- my dog yawns and literally dozes off!My dog weighs 6 pounds, and he fits perfect. I tried with my 10 pound dog too, he fit perfectly, he's just not a cuddle bug type.The design is perfect. This is just like the baby wraps, but for your dog.It comes with easy to follow instructions, and a video online if you need.If you're looking for a hands free way to carry your dog, this is it, this is totally worth the money!Im so glad I purchased this and highly recommend!!!

My dog ADORES this swing. Holds his weight, keeps him snug, great quality!

I’m 5’1 and 120 lbs. Trying to wrap 20 ft of material correctly was too difficult (for me). The idea is great and very needed so I’ll keep looking or make one to fit me

Takes some practice to figure it out. Comfortable but my dog is 15 pounds and the upper limits of what this would work for. Not confident it would prevent my cat from wriggling out so won’t use it for her

Super small! Sizing wrong!

My partner's service dog, Drogon (3yo mini poodle, 11lbs), has anxiety and regularly begs to be carried and consoled so he feels safe. As someone who works from home, I feel conflicted often because on the one hand I want to help him, but on the other hand I have to get work done. Decided I'd try to see if I could find a papoose or something for around the house usage, and came across this product.So far I've owned it for just two days. It took a few attempts to figure out how to tie it in a way that was secure but not too tight. But, when tied properly it definitely holds Drogon securely while distributing his weight pretty evenly across my back. Initially Drogon wasn't sure what to think of it, and showed signs of mild discomfort (though this may have been partially due to me making it too tight or too loose), so I kept sessions with it down to fairly short lengths of time, and wore it without him in it while I worked so it would start to smell more like me and less like the packaging / etc.After just two days, he's taken to it far better than he did initially! I've been teaching how to use buttons to speak english phrases for a while now, and he's now been using them to ask for cuddle even more than he did before, getting excited when he sees me putting this on. I'm sure he'll grow to love it even more as I get better at using it, and he gets more comfortable with it.BONUS: Yesterday, where I live it got pretty hot and we kept the AC at a minimum to save money. At some point I realized I could probably tie this tighter so I could use this to bind an ice pack to my chest to help me keep comfortably cool. It worked great for that application as well! Far better than a simple fan would have

I got this for my husky pup. First pictures is just to help get an idea of her size and shape, second shows me holding her. She is big, but I am also 5'1".She's only 3 months old and has over a month before she'll have all her shots. Because she's already so big, I wanted something that would mostly ease the burden of carrying her until then, maybe give me a free arm for short periods. She's a bit big for it, even though I don't believe she's 20lbs yet - her front arms can get out pretty easily, and if she really decided to get out, if I didn't stop her, she'd definitely be able to.Considering how big she is, I'm quite impressed with how sturdy this is. It's really just a long piece of cloth that you wear a specific way, but it's pretty cool. The way you tie it up (following the video) I could even untie the back completely and it held her (I wouldn't do that - but if it came untied for some reason, I don't think you'd lose your dog before you noticed). I definitely think it would be more effective with smaller dogs, but it definitely can hold her.I got another dog 'backpack' that is quite large, both for her to grow into, this was actually the back up in case that one was too large still (which it is), and while the other supports her better and she seems happier with, my shoulders quite prefer this one. The strap width and the stomach support brings the dog in close and gives multiple support areas, with it being distributed over a wide area on the shoulders.*** Edit - we hadn't weighed her recently. She's 25 lbs. I'm impressed it could handle her at all, but I think the up to 18 lbs is probably quite reasonable for this product.

To be fair, perhaps I misunderstood what this item was. I expected this to have arm holes or something I could adjust or tighten. This is just a long piece of fabric you tie around yourself… I’m pretty sure I could have just bought yards of fabric from a freestanding store for far less money. That being said, it does come in a little bag with instructions. Perhaps others will find this useful. I’ve included pics of the instructions for those that didn’t receive them. I couldn’t get this to stay up and was disappointed that there wasn’t more to this design. It looks like fabric you purchase by the yard at craft stores.