What is the maximum speed of this puppy?
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I have clocked it at 22 MPH on a slight downhill.(No wind) It will not do this "blazing speed" for long though, as the batteries will quickly go dead, and you will be pumping! My wife weighs 140LBS, and this thing only got her downtown and back, 5 miles each way. Wide open, which is necessary at all times, it will die soon after 10 miles. Pumping a 176 LB machine is not a fun chore! This is one "Sad Puppy" I suggest a 49cc gas machine, and avoid this nightmare at all costs! I hope this helps. -Bob
889308
The speedometer indicator goes to 25mph. I weigh 117, and consistently reach 'high speed'. ymmv
1316082
Fast enough to scare the dogs. And once you drive it over grass and dirt, it doesn't go very fast at all...
2110342
Fast enough for One to walk after it.. I hope I was able to provide a satisfactory answer. Thanks for your attention.
2224627
You can control the speed somewhat. My dog doesn't like it. My granddaughter chases him with it.
46888
Max 4 mph. The clearance is 2 inches, so inclines may be hard and rough ride due to the non-inflatable tires.
710868
I think this unit would be powerful enough. I have a 50 lb. goldendoodle and I have never had a problem with the power. I would use the high speed setting rather than low.
384695
I would say no to two of anything older then 10 week old puppies. I bought my 1st of this carrier at a TJ Maxx. And then came to Amazon for another 5, that is how much I like the style. My Maltipoo flies commercially with me about 1x a month. The carrier fits under a seat, but the top does get smooshed down. My Maltipoo is almost 10 lbs is 16" inches from the base of his head to his tail. He is 10" tall from ground to top of shoulder blades, around his chest he measures 13" inches. He can stand and turn around and loves it. But in all honestly my Maltipoo loves being in purses and carriers. My other fosters, just slightly larger by say 3lbs and 2" length or height are not so pleased with the carrier. Also I caution the opening is small. My guy likes crates and such so he sneaks right in. For the other doggies I have to unzip the sides and drop them in that way. Hope this helps
1645726
Thanks for the inquiry. Depending on mode and battery used can reach speeds up to around 25 mphBest regardsRichard
303262
Our 65 lb dog has pushed lightly and not broken through. I haven't tested it at full ramming speed though. :-)
1983027
I am sorry I do not know. Got this for my daughter when she got her puppy. She said it is packed away as they are moving. Sorry couldn't be of any help.
2224623
It moves quickly. Scoots across the floor, spins and takes off quickly as well.
723861
My lab puppy is 55 pounds and six months old. He is unable to escape the kennel but makes a racket when he tries to get out. I find the kennel to be lightweight and well-made. There has been no damage to the kennel, it's still like new.
2224624
My granddaughter's older beagle stays away from it. My granddaughter says that it might be good for a puppy because it is fast.
1174769
im guessing as fast as other rc cars ....its really small so it might move around faster but gave as a gift so i dont really know about it
776920
Not sure, but this beast of a machine has plowed though everything I have thrown at it at max settings, so speed shouldn't be a problem for quite a long time to come.
1227489
It had a high pich noise that gets louder as you increase the speed. This probably won't work well with dogs
1572730
I haven't had mine long, but it is my understanding that, when shipped out, they've reached max height, however, you may find when you take it out for its weekly "bath" that it has produced 'pups'. :-)