Height- Wil my 14 pond ShihTzu/ Yorkie be able to see out SUV windows? Put her nose out to smell & feel breeze?
1480038
14 lbs might be a little big for the seat, and if your dog can see out of the windows or not depends on how you adjust the straps. Use a harness, not a collar or you dog won't have room to move.
1480039
It kind of hangs off the headrest and you tether the dog to seat. She should be able to see out the windows, but I don't see her putting her nose out the window. You'd have to have such a long tether she'd be out of the seat. She's certainly enjoy the window being down the same way you do.
1480040
Yes. It fits on the headrest. I wish mine was the next size up because my baby is around 15 pounds. He sits fine but it is hard for him to lay down.
1480041
My pom/shih tzu is 13lbs had no problems seeing out the windows. However, he wasn't able to actually stick his head out the window from the seat. I should warn you, the tether broke on mine
1480042
Most likely not, it keeps the dog pretty well restrained, and the dog is low on the seat.
634609
I have an 11lb Yorkie and she fits just fine and loves the view, as well as the ride!
1316877
I have a Boston Terrier and no she can't put her head out the window. If she could I would move it as it is too dangerous to have dogs heads out of the window - bugs in eyes, can hurt their ears, etc. I love my seat. Jovi has used a Kurgo seat since she was a puppy and hops in whenever she is in the car even if she is not buckled in.
1553249
I would imagine it could. Depending on the size of the dog. My dog is tall, so it would need an extension to make it high enough for her to stand if she wanted to, which she loves to stick her nose out the window.
704892
I have a yorkie who is 2 pounds 4 ounce she loves to ride in the stroller . She has not tried to get out of it , she looks out the back screen or the front screen of the stroller. I am very happy with it and so is my yorkie . There is a leash hook , but I do not use it at all there a small holes but I have no problem . They have screen that zip and they hold the dogs in . I love it
1745683
Absolutely. And if they get tired of sitting side by side and looking out the front, there is also a mesh "window" in the rear. My dog looks out both. You will be pleased with the room inside this stroller. And they will have enough room for both of them to lay down at the same time - I'm thinking side by side but maybe also end to end with one looking out the front and one looking out the back.
1528221
It is about 9 or 10 inches, so your puppy should be able to see out the window. I have a 5 month old shih tzu and she is able to sit up and look out, but she finds it so comfortable that she lays down in it� Depending on the breed of dog you have, like a chihuahua or a dachshund , I would think any other breed will be able to see out. Hope this helps�
1754456
Yes the front window is large enough for a small dog to see out of, and yes there is a nice little window for you to be able to see them both from a top view while you stroll and another window if you bend down to put something in the basket below.
2099089
They can be pretty sensitive, depending on how they're set. A slight breeze moving a curtain can do it. A pet walking by?
2195185
My yorkie is 12 pounds and he fits comfortably in it. I have to say I think he actually enjoys riding in it. He is 12 years old and tires in the heat. We were glad we purchased it. I would think as long as your yorkies all get along they should be fine.
111094
I have a 14lb. shihtzu and he fits perfectly. I think there would probably be room for a small dog also, but they would be pretty close to one another. If they get along good it might work. The inside of mine measures almost 1ft.wide, about 23in. long and about 17in tall. The front kind of rounds off to where it isn't very tall, but a little hiney would probably fit there.:) I love the one I have, it's really nice for the money. Hope I've been of some help.
1367833
If the SUV is not too tall, be sure to measure everthing before buying. Also, it would depend upon how big the pet is and what kind of surface the step is sitting on. If a smaller dog and on a surface that would not let the steps "kick out" from the bottom, then my answer would be Yes. The larger the dog, the faster he is going up the steps, and if the surface is slick enough to allow the steps to "skootch" out from under the dog, then No. I hope I have helped rather than make it more confusing.
331024
My Westie mix is 17 lbs and stands 1' at her shoulder. She has plenty of room but we have always ridden with the sunroof open and she rides with her front paws on top of the trailer and head out the entire time.
231599
There is a clear plastic window in the rear allowing us to see our dog, as well as her being able to see us. The front is a mesh allowing air in and with the solid top we have experienced no issues in bad weather.
706451
Check out the website as they they have a chart for the size of door and screen size. We've used it all summer and no problems. Dog loves it!
2177948
I just took mine outside to test it on a Chevy Equinox crossover. The door opened wide enough, but just barely. The ramp is not as tall as the seats and there was a gap where my pet would have to jump across, too wide to be able to just step over. My largest pet is a pug, so you may not have that problem. Also something to consider is the way you'll modify the slick carpeting on the ramp. Mine has indoor/outdoor carpeting and I can no longer fold it.
1893794
I have my unit for sometime and smell nothing but clean air??? I have the nose of a wolf lol...so think I would know. lol