Would this size be OK for carrying on my backpack belt when bicycling? It's most for dogs (both canine and human).
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It's a large unit so it's very powerful. If you are bicycling I think a smaller belt hook style would work better. This is for a long shot (15-20 feet away) and large groups of people or a bear. If you are using in an urban setting, I would go a little smaller for ease of access and storage in a pocket or belt clip. JMHO
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I am afraid of the product. Read the directions carefully. It has a huge force, and shoots far. Think about what the wind could do to innocent people or to you if it hits you in the face. I do not think you can spray just a tad to scare the dog. I am saving it to use in case I see something happening at my home or property. It is designed for bears, and I should have tried something else. I am afraid of attacking dogs.
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It's basket big enough for a medium paper grocery bag, too small for the average backpack. I think it would be a good fit for a child's bike. The leather straps that secure it are not really tight, so be prepared to reinforce them. We don't carry heavy stuff in it, so the leather is perfect!
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Would probably fit, but may be bulky... I use it to carry pistol when I bike ride....
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Not sure, as I'm a road cyclist, but I would say, "Probably yes." The way the bag itself is attached to the bike frame makes it stable; it does not roll around. The lid has Velcro, and it closes securely. I am comfortable to carry my cell phone and car keys there. This bicycle wedge is the best small bag I have found.
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I did purchase it for my ten pound dog and I thought it should be deeper. On turns it made me nervous that he'd fall out. I still have it on my bike tho, for their water and leashes, etc that we might need on our ride. I have two dogs that I take with me. I have a trike so they both sit in the back basket together. I hope this helps you in making a decision.
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Hi Judith! This is a cool little buggy. I have a 15lb Shitzu and 13lb Pomeranian and they both fit perfectly with extra room to sprawl out. The weight is exactly the same as my dogs so they should all fit, but snugly. Do consider however that it gets pretty heavy to pull if you will be using it on your bike. Also, make sure it's attached tightly to the wheel bearing. The first time we took it out, my husband was pulling them and when we turned a corner on the sidewalk the whole trailer tipped over. :(
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Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though, you're pretty much out of luck underneath the backpack. Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though,... » Read More Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though, you're pretty much out of luck underneath the backpack. « Show Less
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I think it will yes. It will be pretty heavy for a hike, but we have a dachshund/Schnauzer 19 pound pup and we take him biking!!! just make sure to get your pup used to it before you do long activities.
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My guess is that it might be kind of large for a bicycle. It is about 12 inches wide.
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I fit my 22# Boston Terrier in this same exact carrier and size with no issue whatsoever. I did purchase a small foldable tote to strap the carrier onto while walking as carrying a 22# dog for long distances can get tiring.
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I have used it for hiking only, but I think it would be fine for biking. The water bottle holders are small, however, and it would be best to carry water some other way.
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I have the largest retractable leash and it fits wonderfully. There is an adjustable strap in back of the bag so you should be able to use it on a smaller leash.
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It will be way more than you need. My 20lb dog has ample room in it. It is quite large and can be cumbersome getting in and out of public transportation (the reason I got it.) It is secure and well made though. If I could have gotten something smaller I would have.
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Our dog has a girth of 30 " and it fit. However, you might want to know that the ring that you hook your leash to broke after about 5 walks. So, if your dog pulls on the leash, it will not hold up. The backpack is nice looking. Too bad it broke so quickly. Hope that helps.
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I used the case for my 17pound dog and found the zipper to not be strong enough for me to let it out of my site.i would ask airline if you have that ?.good luck
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I actually ride my bike with this bag slung across my shoulder/back. It, for me, is all about how tight you make the straps. Also... strap goes on opposite shoulder from bag... but I suspect you already know that. Same shoulder? With just about any bag on same side as strap... there is good chance you'll have slippage...
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The belt is 1 1/2" wide. Not sure if I would consider the buckle heavy duty or not. Its definitely heavier than those on my backpack(s). Overall the pack looks to be very well made and is comfortable to wear, my SR40 fits in it perfectly.