I am getting a 7 week old cockapoo this week. I am wanting something that I can put her in while she is little when i am out or working. is this it?
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Sure. They feel very secure in these. My pom is 8 months old. This one is a bit warm for right now. (See my big review) i have a different one for summer. I also sewed on a waist strap... to keep the sling from flipping all over. It didn't bug my dog... it bugged me.
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My 3 1/2 lb (7 month old) Miki LOVES this sling. When she sees it she gets excited. I put it on the floor and she jumps right in and gets ready for our adventure. I put a blanket in the bottom and it works perfectly. She prefers to be in the sling rather than walking. Great purchase.
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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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Dear Cindy,Thank you for your inquiry.I would like to tell you you can put your pet in this carrier bag. The material is cotton, the pet will be comfortable. Hope can help you.Best regards,Tozz pro team
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No your little one could fall out or get stuck.... This is like a baby snugglie to be worn to carry your little one in while you work around the house, etc... I use mine in wheel chair when I take my Yorkie with me - and hold her close to me when I play cards, games, etc..... You would need a regular carrier. I bought a nice one that is fabric not metal at Wal Mart. Jeanette Perhaps I misunderstood and thought you would leave your little one in this snugglie... If you are wearing with her in it is is wonderful.... I wouldn't be without mine........ Best purchase I made for my Yorkie. No your little one could fall out or get stuck.... This is like a baby snugglie to be worn to carry your little one in while you work around the house, etc... I use mine in wheel chair when I take my Yorkie with me - and hold her close to me when I play cards, games, etc..... You would need a regular carrier. I bought a nice one that is fabric not metal at Wal Mart. Jeanette Perhaps I misunderstood and thought you would leave your little one in this snugglie... If you are wearing with her in it is is wonderful.... I wouldn't be without mine........ Best purchase I made for my Yorkie.
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I have a 4lb maltipoo and want to know if this will be too heavy or big for her.
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When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are... » Read More When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. « Show Less
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Actually, I don't have experience with smaller dogs, I've always had big dogs. But I don't think so. Your dog should have more or less the same size and weight of a regular baby. And unless your pet is really easygoing, I don't think it would be so comfortable for him walking arround in this position. I think those special bags for dogs, which look like a handbag, would be more apropriate. Hope I've helped....
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We ordered a L for our 17 pound cockapoo. I will go and see if I can upload a picture of him in it from last year.
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Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work. It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy. Hope this helps. I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them. Good Luck...Julie
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I don't know the weight off the top of my head. I don't think the stroller will be too big but will offer your Pup lots of room for comfort, toys and blankets. I use it a lot for events or when we are at peoples home that don't allow dogs in the house as they will let Annie in with the stroller and then everyones happy. Its been a real life saver for us as she never has to stay home alone now that we have the stroller. Enjoy!
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I have a pair of cockatiels in mine and they love it's roominess and the spacing is close so they can't get their heads stuck would be great for a quaker or conure. My two love the wire deck and ladder that comes with it.
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Yes.OSTER products are amazing. Whal is an inferior product. The Oster A6 will work for your cockapoos. I have 6 different breeds of my own all different fur types. I am very pleased with the results. My friend borrowed my shaver for her Cotton Tulear/Poodle mix & was equally as pleased.You will however have to purchase the assorted comb pkg also. Best of luck fellow fur baby owner.
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All 7 of my fur baby's really like this, great exercise for them. The fattest baby 18lbs. climbs like a pro doesn't really fit in the smaller of the two houses but that doesn't stop her from trying. I think your 24lb. baby will like this, also with the climbing maybe lose a pound a two, which I could do that. LOL
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You may have to get smaller perches for this play stand (for smaller birds). This is perfect for my cockatoo.2 or even 3 cockatiels should love this!!
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I wish I could help you with this but I do not walk my puppies (as they are old). As far as the use of the stroller it is perfect for my use, I have 3 stories and there is plenty of room for them and they love to go for walks in it.
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I have an Congo African Grey....I think your cockatoo is about the same size. The cage was a little to small. The front door was too narrow, making it hard to clean. I ended up purchasing an EZ Care Cage. Not only does it have a front door, but the whole front panel opens, making it easier to clean and move toys around. They are a little more expensive, but definately well worth it.
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I have a yorkie which is jumper,too. The small one I got was plenty big enough to put a pee pad holder, a small comfie bed and some toys. You can get a bigger one at the same price. My problem was space. It has worked very well so far just remember there are two doors and make sure both is fastened down.
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I used it with all three of my babes from about 1 week to 6-7 months. Once they were sitting up independently I just put them in the sink. The sling would be great for small babies as it keeps them from getting in the water too much.
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It probably would be ok for a Westie. Our cocker spaniel puppy is about 5 months old and still fits in fine.
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I'd say the mini if your cockatiel is scared of new toys, but the original will last you longer. My cockatiels are really nervous with new toys so this isn't something they are interested in. I tried to ease them into the idea by giving them one yucca chip off of the toy, but they are weird and didn't like it. They hissed and ran away. My Indian Ringneck Parakeet - larger than a conure - on the other hand loves all of these toys - any size. He will work at destroying them like it's his day job.