Has anyone used this for a small dog on a cargo bicycle?
2053903
I have smal dogs and would ne afraid they might get their legs stuck in ths grating.
2053904
I used on on my motorcycle, my border collie puppy loved riding in it. But he was well trained for his age and would not jump out, so I did not tie him in. In case of an accident I cannot imagine it's safer being tied to a motorcycle in a milk crate.
2011968
the perpendicular portion that attaches to the bike frame is adjustable. if you are able to attach it on a lower portion of your bike other than the seat post it should work fine. And it doesn't have to be perpendicular. you don't really want to clip on an extension because then there will be too much leash and in-the-front-of-the-tires-we-go. I have a 100 lb dog and it works perfectly. opposite your dog size, but excellent product. a lady that works for county dog control turned me on to this.
1291830
The clip on the device is pretty strong so I can't imagine the dog breaking free. Also, the tether keeps the dog away from the bike, so they wouldn't get hurt by the bike either. If you fall on the dog, well, that could happen running with them and the only advice I could give would be don't fall. :) Honestly, my shepherd bolted after a cat last night, she is about 60 lbs of brute strength, and the bike didn't shimmy. It's a very well thought out device. This is great as long as you aren't tree bashing on a single track trail. I love it and the dogs immediately used it without any trouble. We are using it every night on the paths here.
229133
I have a 2013 equinox, and a 80 lb German Shepard. I have only tried it attached to the back of the front seats, not in the rear cargo area. I found that the bungee cords were not the same as the ones in the directions and I was not able to adjust them, I had to jerry -rig them to the seats. I was also unable to attach this to the bottom of the seats easily. It still moves around attached to the seats, but does keep the dog more seperated from me and . The gate height may not fit in the back cargo area, I will see if I can get this in the way back.
2127880
I think a small dog could fit. However, I removed my basket shortly after I got it because it kept falling off.
2049364
Yes it does. I have been really happy with mine. I don't have a bike, but when I get one, I will already have the doggy trailer to go with it. I have two Westies and a Morkie and they all fit my medium Booyah nicely. I take mine with me on Pet Therapy visits too and I can get through the hospital elavators, doors and corridors smoothly.
1318059
Yes, my friend's cocker spaniel was jumping on the wheel too. My friend tried to bike with her dog initially on my bike with a tow leash. She liked it a lot, yesterday she already got her own.
668388
My pooch has rear leg issues and he could not get into the stroller due to the low clearance and the piece that sticks up for the bicycle hook up to the rear and the wheel in the front. I had to have it de-constructed and an additional piece welded to the front with a pull down ramp to due to that I can't fold mine up. Sorry did not answer your question but if your poochie has issues with their rear legs this might be an issue. Polo is a pit mix and is 77 lbs. I never intended to use this stroller with a bicycle. I push my guy around in it.
1654274
If the pet isn't too heavy and does not move around a lot in the carrier most likely you coulduse the backpack feature. Would depend on the bike also; if it has dropped handlebars there wouldbe stress on your back from the weight (again, depends on weight of your pet).
259740
yes, good for smaller dogs. my dog is 15 lbs and a boston mix. the leash is not adjustable. i think you and your dog will enjoy the cycleash.
435932
there's a safety strap inside for ONE dog, I don't think this was made for multiple small dogs. If you were just using it to walk with, it may be ok to put more than one small dog in there, but definitely not attached to a bike. Also, I put a pad down on the bottom of the stroller for a little more comfort.
340299
Possibly as the straps are very long you go under the seat with the straps and use bungee cords I guess. The pet carrier as designed works well on our Harley's luggage rack.
1756747
I have two bicycles that i use the doggy trailer. I have no problem attaching the trailer. Having said that I have not seen your bicycle, so I can notsay if you would need a long 'spindle", I would guess that your spindle would be just fine.
560267
I am not absolutely certain but I would say, no it isn't because I have traveled many times with small dogs and I do not think it fits the requirements. A soft side crate works best. This is mostly just a big purse looking thing. I love it for just carrying my small Pekingese around but would not use it on an airline.
609641
Yes I only use front carries for my small dog when we're out for bike rides, he loves it....
1054437
We have a Maltese and a small mix dog we use them on both are under 10 lbs and there is no problem. The collar beeps at them as they get close to the underground wire and they learn pretty quick what happens if they cross it. The only bad thing is the collar is pretty long for small dogs so you will either need to cut the strap to shorten it or use some electrical tape to fold it up and make it shorter it needs to fit close enough to the neck that they can feel the shock of the prongs.
766705
might be tough -- unless you had two. it's really best for one dog... Two dogs may be too close to the bike to work right.