Is this dog mechanical will it walk with you?
1318295
No, it's just an over-priced stuffed animal. Nothing special about it besides it being an American Girl item.
2282062
I would say yes if you have a well mannered Husky but if he/she would pull at all to something then you might be in trouble. I have a Heeler and he pulled once and it actually came loose, not off but enough that he got at what he wanted! so consider his behavior
226479
No, it is slightly smaller than the 'regular' walker that we have. We live in a ranch home and it can move through the narrow halls and doorways just fine.
319708
Walk 2 Rottweilers and have never had a problem! Perhaps it is the HANDLER:-)
2080839
Oh yes - have walked as many as 4 dogs at a time I am sure it will hold him fine... A great stroller..
269084
I believe so.....The wheels are great and high off the ground. I pull my bulldog in it and it goes from the sidewalk to grass/dirt very well.
1664815
I believe so, according to the directions. The wheel does not turn, which sometimes makes it tough to maneuver. However, I have never hooked it to the bike, yet. The dog weighs about 60-65 pounds and he shifts in the buggy. We also added a couple of pillows to make it soft inside. Because this dog has hip dysplasia, it works great. Walk until his hips start to twert, then he goes in the buggy. First time took a couple of tries and treats, enter in the back and out the front. Someone had to help these two times, but now he goes in it without hesitation and I do it by myself. I haven't tried it on the bike, since I don't know if he shifted, if I would fall off the bike. Got lots of stares when folks saw a dog coming down the street in it, but when I explained the situation, they thought it was a good idea. Dog loves it. Hope this answers your question, if not please let me know. It appears easy to hook to a bike and I could give it a try for you.
974526
I used this with our 100 pound giant wooly Alaskan Malamute (very thick fur) that went through hip dysplasia surgery so the shape should be fine and I did not have to crouch to walk my dog but his is tall compared to an English bulldog, but I still don't believe you would have any problems walking with your dog.
469340
The wheels are only on one end, not both, so I would say no because the dog would slide to the far end of the crate as soon as you pick up the handle to move the crate. Picture this more like a suitcase that you would pick up on one end and pull behind you.
1510786
Most defiantly , when I walk my 120 ole' English Bulldog I have no trouble keeping my balance when approached by other animals and he gets very playful and excited around other animals. I just turn and sit on the seat if I don't feel comfortable with my balance.
209
Yes, it can. It doesn't take up much space. Does make some noise when the dog is going at it.
271308
Yes it does. As far as I'm concerned, if you have a small dog, it the greatest thing ever. Very sturdy and no assembly. You can move it to any place that it's needed, easily.
2283518
I walk an 85 lb shepherd with no problems. Not sure about 3 though. I love having hands free to clicker train and having full motion means we can walk faster. Love mine v
1208397
No. We have bamboo floors and two German shepherds. If they are running and hit the bed it will slide.
354229
Not really. Couldn't get my Golden to use it. Ended up buying a ramp. Works well with a treat.
584568
Yes it would. It is very flexible and does provide the ability to allow your dog to be fairly normal when moving in and out of doors. It is a 5 star.
1498684
only if they walk on the remote. make sure it is out of the way of the pets