is this better than a dog stroller called solvit hound about which is more expensive ??
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This is just the conversion kit to change it from a stroller to a bicycle trailer. Both Petego and Solvit make good products, so it is more a matter of which style you like best.
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Hi, this stroller was not good, it was cheaply made! Buy, the "Booyah Large Dog Pet Bike Trailer Pet Trailer and Stroller" Make sure you always buy on Amazon donot purchase anything unless it says Amazon Checkout! We had a terrible experience with the company for this "Pet Gear Expedition Pet Stroller, when we bought it we ended up being linked to their website outside of Amazon, we clicked on the link, but, it wasn't Amazon, and they sent us a broken stroller, and when we tried to get a refund they refused to refund our money, and their customer service was evil, but, thank God for Amazon they stepped up to the plate and gave us a quick refund, and they went after the company because Amazon does not stand for corrupt service. Make sure you buy... this stroller (Booyah Large Dog Pet Bike Trailer Pet Trailer and Stroller) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004W81QU4/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Good Luck with your new Stroller, we love ours, we have a beagle, a bishon frise, and a huge orange cat that love taking rides all together on the boardwalk when we go on vacation. I say buy it and enjoy it! It's made well...
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Hi Kitty! I think the trailer is great for commuting but I'm not sure that I would do a long tour with it. It handles my 57lb dog just fine but I think I would want the quality, reliability and availability of parts if I was going to be out on the open road. It's a great trailer for the money but just not something I would trust touring. A Burley or something comparable would be money well spent if you can afford it. Happy Trails! Dan
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We have 2 dogs, 50 lbs each. When they walk and I have the stroller, I find it best to have the stroller on the side of me. Dogs with leashes in one hand, stroller on the otherside. Rather than push stroller from behind, I have my hand on the frame of stroller and kind of pull it along side. Must use regular leashes (not the retractable) when using the stroller. Can be tricky when dogs want to sniff elsewhere, but benefits FAR outweigh the "dance" with the leashes. The 14 year old terrier can walk her 3/4 mile and then rest her old bones the rest of the walk while the younger dog gets her longer walk. Really great purchase for our dogs! Oh, and I'm 5'3". We have 2 dogs, 50 lbs each. When they walk and I have the stroller, I find it best to have the stroller on the side of me. Dogs with leashes in one hand, stroller on the otherside. Rather than push stroller from behind, I have my hand on the frame of stroller and kind of pull it along side. Must use regular leashes (not the retractable) when using the stroller. Can be tricky when dogs want to sniff elsewhere, but benefits FAR outweigh the "dance" with the leashes. The 14 year old terrier can walk her 3/4 mile and then rest her old bones the rest of the walk while the... » Read More We have 2 dogs, 50 lbs each. When they walk and I have the stroller, I find it best to have the stroller on the side of me. Dogs with leashes in one hand, stroller on the otherside. Rather than push stroller from behind, I have my hand on the frame of stroller and kind of pull it along side. Must use regular leashes (not the retractable) when using the stroller. Can be tricky when dogs want to sniff elsewhere, but benefits FAR outweigh the "dance" with the leashes. The 14 year old terrier can walk her 3/4 mile and then rest her old bones the rest of the walk while the younger dog gets her longer walk. Really great purchase for our dogs! Oh, and I'm 5'3". « Show Less
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I hope I can help you decide. My dog is about 10 lbs and she's very comfortable in her snoozer stroller. I would think that your 2 dogs, at 2lbs each, would have enough room in one bag. The side pockets are adequate for me. I put a leash in one and a soft travel 'bowl' in the other along with a kitchen towel for drying wet feet. I'm very happy with the snoozer. It's easy to roll and is light weight. You might try ordering 1. When you get the bag and put both dogs in it you'll know if you feel your dogs each need their own bag. You can always order a second one. Mine came within a week of ordering it. My guess is that 1 bag will work for two tiny dogs. If I can answer any other questions please let me know.
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Either one would be fine. They both look the same weight to me, so the difference can't be much. The one I have is very sturdy. I used it for my rescue 85-lb Bernese Mountain Dog to teach her to 'go potty' while on a leash.
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A walking robot dog that size would cost a heck of a lot more than two or three hundred dollars. Even Sony's Aibo which is a lot smaller than Biscuit will run you anywhere from one to two thousand dollars for the latest model. If it walks it also has to be able to navigate around corners, walls and edges. If it can't do that you'll find yourself having to constantly rescue it from walking into walls repeatedly. Usually a walking robot without the ability to navigate will end up hitting a wall and will keep trying to walk THROUGH that wall repeatedly untill rescued. Tekno, one of the earliest robot dogs was like this. A walking robot dog that size would cost a heck of a lot more than two or three hundred dollars. Even Sony's Aibo which is a lot smaller than Biscuit will run you anywhere from one to two thousand dollars for the latest model. If it walks it also has to be able to navigate around corners, walls and edges. If it can't do that you'll find yourself having to constantly rescue it from walking into walls repeatedly. Usually a walking robot without the ability to navigate will end up hitting a wall and will keep trying to walk THROUGH that wall repeatedly untill rescued. Tekno, one of the... » Read More A walking robot dog that size would cost a heck of a lot more than two or three hundred dollars. Even Sony's Aibo which is a lot smaller than Biscuit will run you anywhere from one to two thousand dollars for the latest model. If it walks it also has to be able to navigate around corners, walls and edges. If it can't do that you'll find yourself having to constantly rescue it from walking into walls repeatedly. Usually a walking robot without the ability to navigate will end up hitting a wall and will keep trying to walk THROUGH that wall repeatedly untill rescued. Tekno, one of the earliest robot dogs was like this. « Show Less
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I think the Otto step would be better if it was a bit wider. I had 2 dogs I was using it with and if I didn't guide them straight they would miss it and fall. I have a german sheppard/afgand hound mix - very tall dog with long legs ~ 60 lbs and lab ~ 55 lbs and they both would miss the step if I didn't make sure they were straight in front of it. Its a great concept but didn't work out as well for me and my dogs. I would give it a try though because other dogs seem to figure it out just fine.
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Hi, I have two Boston Terriers and I only used it once when I took them to see my husband in the V.A. hospital. I think that I wouldn't be able to walk them either but it is better than the other ones I have seen and tested. :-)
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I definitely like the 4 wheel more than the 3 wheel, it's like a real baby stroller, just for small pets
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I prefer the 4 wheel. It is more stable and easier to push. Yes, we love our animals!!! Ha! I think you will like this model. Just took my 3 for a long walk a few minutes ago.
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Hello, I ended up returning my mountain buggy for the baby jogger summit x3 the newest one. The mountain buggy was a nice stroller, I just found it to not be as comfortable for my little one. I am not recalling the difference from the 2013 and the prior version, I called the company and asked all my questions, they are absolutely wonderful and very helpful! Good luck.
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I would not buy this stroller. It is cheaply made and ours broke and the wheel fell off after the second use. (Gentle use on sidewalk) If you want a side by side, Graco makes a nice one. It costs more but its durable. Joovy makes a nice Sit and stand that would be perfect for your kids ages. We have 5 kids and that worked well for us.
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I purchased this pet stroller and considering that every other pet stroller I saw or looked at was close to or above $100.00, this is a great purchase option. It did come with the additional basket that could be placed on the bottom, but I did not set it up. For my purpose, my granddaughter and I take the cat for a walk - and it's perfect!
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In my opinion that your dog is a little heavy for this stroller. I would get a carrier like a pull along luggage case. Best regards, and good luck.
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I am not sure what the difference is either, but they are priced the same on Hoover's website. I'm using the Pet Plus because I have dogs, but I got a small bottle of the professional with my machine, and can't tell much difference between the two. Hoover also markets a 2X Plus Professional, which claims to be twice as strong,but is cheaper. I'm agreeing with the other poster that it may just be marketing. Sorry, that's probably not much help. I would probably go with the best price, though.
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I believe the $99 one is slightly wider and/or holds a bit more weight. I got the $99 and I love it. Just perfect for resting when I cannot walk too far. I have also used it to observe a golf tournament, on uneven ground, and it works perfectly.