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There were some other dog strollers available around £50 cheaper than this one, but they didn't look as robust and had comments about there only being access at the front where the wheel is in the way.This stroller is very strong and easy enough to put together (it took me about an hour but you don't need any tools, just a decent sized area and some common sense to work through the instructions).Once constructed this feels strong and the wheels have proper tyres which take a lot of the bumps out when its being pushed. There is lots of room inside - enough for our 25kg collie and his bed which can easily fit inside and makes things more comfortable. There is a zip entrance at the back which is easy to help the dog through and the front zip can be opened to give the dog more visibility.The handle is strong and the unit is easy to get up and down pavements - our collie is 14 yrs old and can only walk comfortably for around 15 mins these days, which isn't enough to stop him from getting bored.With the stroller I can push him for 20 mins to much more interesting places and then take him out for his walk - then he gets happily back in and is watching everything on the journey home. All his senses are heightened and he gets home feeling he has had a proper trip out. For old dogs keeping the mind alert is vital and this stroller is perfect to stop them from being bored and sleeping all day because they can't walk far. Its also much better than a car as our dog is watching and listening to everything going on.This is a great product and well worth the money. It also serves as a workout for me as pushing this around for 45 mins is the equivalent of a gym session.For older dogs who need interaction and the fun of going out without having to walk and run around this is ideal.

This arrived just before Covid-lockdown and as a consequence I haven't really had a need to use it, so it is a rather large ornament in our sitting room!My poor old, decrepit dog still loves to pootle about the park, sniffing all the wonderful smells and saying 'hello' to all her human friends (she'd really rather the silly dogs left her alone), but the allotted time we had before I had to go to work was being eaten up by an extremely slow walk there and back, and not much time in the park. However, now I have all the time in the world, so the magnificent chariot is unnecessary!The other spanner in the works is that I currently have a shoulder injury so cannot actually get my beloved pooch into the chariot and she is too arthritic to get in herself.Don't let any of this put you off. It's a lovely thing and I hope to use it one day!

We got this to take our two small dogs (8 and 9 kg). We didn't know what size to get, so we got the large one just in case (also because it can be converted into a stroller). It is quite large! The dogs fit perfectly inside and they have plenty of extra space to stretch or just to be comfy. The delivery box was heavy but the assembly was really easy. All parts can be easily inserted or removed. For example, we have to store it in a small shed we have but it doesn't fit with the wheels on, so we just click them out and put them back when we need it.The floor of the cabin is a little bit harder than the rest of the fabric, not solid but gives some support. On top of that we put an extra mat and their cushions.My first impression (take into account that this is my first time having a trolley for the doggos) about the bike connection was "is that all?!", because it is just a bolt you put in your bike and the trolley connect to that bolt by a clip. But one I install it and try it, it seemed strong enough. It also has an emergency belt that you attach to the bike as an extra security step.The cycling is smooth (the trolley wheels are actually bicycle wheel, so they have inner tube and everything) and not heavy at all. I was able to climb some Cambridge bridges dragging the babies.If you want to convert it in a stroller, you need to fold back the arm that goes to the bike and then connect the third wheel system (which is a little bit heavy).In my humble opinion, I think the trolley is great, but probably too big, we should've got the M size instead but wasn't in stock.

Bought this as the biggest I could find. I use it to fit two whippets, and it’s big enough, and the weekly shop (not at the same time). Well built and robust, easy to fold and the wheels are simple to remove. However, very expensive so I was expecting slightly better - the floor is not rigid enough and there are ridges where the chassis bars can be felt but beyond the chassis the floor drops off a little. Lots of reflective detail, which is great, but the absence of a light attachment point at the rear is ridiculous. Overall I’m pleased I found one big enough for my needs but at this price I was expecting better.

We have a 34kg greyhound who stands about 28” to her shoulder. She has pins in one of her back legs and is a super slow walker, this means we don’t cover much ground and she doesn’t get out for interesting walks all the time but we don’t want to leave her alone and just take our younger dog out.The ‘Edie Bus’ as it’s now known has meant we can pop her in it and quickly get to interesting bits of the walk, she can wander and enjoy it then pop back in for the walk back (often cutting out road sections or even just getting across the car park to the start of the path!)We’ve just been in holiday to Skye and it collapses easily with all the wheels coming off for flat packing in the car and we got some great use out of it. Some of the paths we went on were really not ideal but the stroller is a great off roader and she just lay down and watched the world go by.She won’t get in it herself so we pick her up and pop her in and we take the front wheel off when she gets out so she has a clear exit. All the wheels and the handle are quick release so takes no time.It’s made of strong material, breathable windows and doors and a rain over. There is no padding in the base so you need to put a bed in for the dog and it could really do with a brake and the zips are a bit flimsy but other than that worth the money and her walks have become much more interesting!