Does it provide a smooth ride for your pet? Does it have shock absorbers?
1314939
The stroller does provide a smooth ride. Prior to purchasing this stroller I had one with four wheels which seemed somewhat bumpy. I think the design of this one with one wheel in front makes the ride smoother.
1314940
The ride is quite smooth on sidewalks and my hardwood floor; however, when rolling it around on a city street, it can be bumpy. Calvin doesn't seem to mind that it is not a top of the line Range Rover though. :) It does not have shock absorbers. This 3-wheel version is less bumpy than the smaller, 4-wheel stroller we have for our littlest dog.
1314941
It has front shocks. We have not experienced any problems. I will go around irregularities in pavement, but my dog has never seemed uncomfortable or bothered.
1314942
it rides just like a baby stroller and is easy to handle. My mini doxies just sit back and enjoy. We fit two of them in comfortably. I dont know if it has shock absorbers or not, it is stored in our garage for the winter now.
1314943
The stroller does not have shock absorbers, nor is it a jogging stroller. It is great for taking your dog for a walk. It can be a little bumpy but is very maneuverable. I have a 14 year old Shih Tzu that rides and she does not seem to be uncomfortable at all.
2159302
It won't rattle when you go fast , it really smooth actually pretty smooth. You will really enjoy riding this scooter!
1699105
Yes Christina. I have a jack Russell and a chihuahua and they both ride. I have has no issues.
1635215
the vibrate does transfer from the wheel when riding on rough road. since there's no absorber I think every scooter is the same. it is very large and heavy to carry around. and the board is too wide for when walk it. it ends up in the garage and I ride a bike instead.
1848150
No, just vibration or shock. After a couple light shocks now the vibrations seems to work well.
2224627
You can control the speed somewhat. My dog doesn't like it. My granddaughter chases him with it.
42201
It is great around the neighborhood and at the zoo. The front shock absorbers are great for paved areas, but I would not take it on a trail. It would probably be fine for airports, but I have not used it in this capacity.
1736258
It can transfer vibrations (if you hold a vibrator on it), but it does not vibrate on its own. It is also waterproof and lube-proof.
1373992
It only shocks at the end but for price it's good deal and pretty neat toy. Just kind of easy to break honestly.had mine a week used it on my dog who wants to fight me and he broke it with one bite at it
1207443
Yes, it can handle normal shocks and movements. Of course, I would avoid dropping it or tossing it onto a table, etc., though it would probably survive an accident or two.
961208
no, you need to get the one for small dogs. it's not the shock, because you can adjust it, it's the size and weight of that box that is attached. My dog is a 30 lb schnauzer.
732675
Yes it does. It does ride kinda high though I just messed with it a little bit and got it to adjust
823408
the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the trailer always so pet knows front is not an exit. the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the... » Read More the answer to your question is, yes it does. The one thing you need to be careful with is going with is going around turns. Recently I went around corner and the trailer went over with the dog inside; that is why I stressed using a harness to hold your pet firmly. I didn't get hurt because I concentrated on controlling the bike. The beagle was spooked but she loves the rides so much all she wanted to do was to get back on the road and start riding again, she loves the bicycle rides and will go out and get in trailer and lie down while i load up. Remember in and out from the back of the trailer always so pet knows front is not an exit. « Show Less
2257075
No adjustment available. It is not a bad shock. I wouldnot hesitate to use on small animal.
203403
It handles bumbles and rough ground extremely well, but I wouldn't use the word smooth to describe it. You can still feel the vibrations in your feet, but it isn't much harder to ride.
1191232
Yes. It has a rubber skid free bottom to get it to stick to surfaces without sliding. You can adjust the amount of air in it to make it the most comfortable. You don't want it all the way blown up, as it can't give any on the bumps. Put enough air to where you are sitting in the cushion, and it will ride the best.
1967723
Yes it does. We use it all the time for our Yorkie. He really enjoys the rides. Good Luck