I have a 31lb mini Shar Pei. Just looking for something better than carrying her for short distances in my arms. Will this work? She is calm.
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I carry my 20 lb pug in mine without difficulties, though of course it's a workout for your whole body, not just your upper body but also your core, back, and legs. He fits in it comfortably. I question, though, if there would be enough room for a 31 lb dog. I would check the manufacturer's weight limit because I know one was listed and I think it was about 30 lbs.
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Unfortunately, I think it would be too small for your dog. My Cardi is about 25 lbs and she barely fits into it, either lengthwise or height-wise and I certainly wouldn't risk carrying her around it (however, she is not calm!) Other than size, it's pretty nicely padded and comfy for the person.
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I'm not sure If this would be big enough. Mine is 12 lbs and fits fine but I didn't really like it because it hurts my shoulder after 5 minutes but it's not a bad buy and I would reccommend it.
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Well it depends of the size of your pet, mine is a toy poodle, is little over weight, 15lbs, and he fits perfect, and he loves to be there, he feels safe. if you pet is small I think this will work, the sling is wide.
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Yes it will be perfect. My dog weighs about 20lbs as well. I sometimes wrap the leash around her chest and sometimes I don't. It works either way. I like the leash because its a sturdy leash and its long. I really like it. I hope I helped.
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Sorry no suggestions...I bought this product to keep my miniature weiner dog in the yard. Needless to say I don't have to worry about her pulling anything down or getting bigger.
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I have a dog the same size, beagle mix, and she seems okay with it. It doesn't work consistently but it doesn't seem to bother her either.
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I am noticing as she gets heavier it is starting to sag more even unopened. Have thought of reinforcing it with something. I don't think it would hold a 22# dog as it said it would. I think to extend it, it might help to close the extra zipper which gives it a little more room. Still happy with it and she loves it. She weighs about 10# now. Think it would work great for a tiny breed. She is a 4 mo. mini schnauzer.
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My pup has grown to 15 lbs now and I feel like its a bit small for him. What happens is a lot of times he'll lift his left and ends up aiming off the pad, or only his front paws are on the pad and his behind ends up off the pad. I guess it all depends on what size wee wee pads you use.
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I've tried the collar with our mix (about 40 lbs, supposed to be Shiba Inu in her as well), but it didn't work. However, not with regards to fitting but with regards to not having her pull so much. I've sent it back and got full refund.
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Hi Norm - I think this unit would pack too much of a wallop for a little one like that. I have a shih-tzu bichon mix who weighs about 20 lbs or so and the collar seems a little too heavy for her. It may be that you can find one for a smaller dog that wouldn't be so heavy around the neck. I would highly recommend the unit itself as a deterrent and as stated, we have never used the shock feature and the vibration is enough to get her attention and to stop her unwanted barking. Hope this was helpful.
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I am sorry to say but probably not. My 9lb shih tzu is almost to big. My 11 lb does ok but they don't stay on the table, they tend to fall off. I'm actually thinking I need to look for a better option. Even with two harnesses the table is not the best idea for larger heavier dogs. My 9 lb guy managed to knock the table over and was choking himself with the harness and I only bent down to pick up my clippers. Scared me to death and now I don't trust the table for anything.
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I have a chocolate lab that is pretty short and stocky...weighting about 90lbs...so the pad in the front helps disribute the weight....so it should work. Hope that was helpful
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Yes this will work fine for you new Cockapoo please keep in mind to keep an eye on her/him so he does not try to jump out. I use it for my two year old Chihuahua and she has never been able to jump out as it is very deep. It is a great way to keep your baby with you and so she feels safe and warm.
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I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
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I haven't used mine for carrying a pet but I have a dog who weighs 10 lbs too.I agree with M. Conant. I would not carry her in this basket because it is not deep enough. I would purchase one that had more depth. I'd be scared my dog would fall out also.
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I would definitely give it a shot! As long as the straps got around her I think you're fine. Even if the backpack doesn't go all the way down her back. This backpack is perfect and has been a lifesaver for us! My dog protested it at first but now it's just habit. Good luck!
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The X-Small may be too small. You may need a larger unit. My chihuahua was less than 5 pounds and it was too heavy for him. He was 17. The unit was very well made and I kept it in case I ever came across someone who may need it, but my dog never used it. He was just way too little. If your dog is strong, which 25 pounds sounds like he can handle the weight, the unit is very sturdy. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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In my opinion. I believe this might be a bit small to fit both of your dogs in together. There would not be much room for them to maneuver much. Hope this helps.
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It might be a tad big. My dog is 28 pounds with a really thick neck and shoulders. I've used the small size on her and it was a bit tight, but worked. You can see the size of my dog on my instagram.com/brandonhensley Hope this helps.