Is this sturdy enough for touring? I'm traveling with a small 12lb and a 34lb dog.
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We have only used ours on our cities bike trail (nicely black topped trail). We would do maybe 6 to 10 miles at a time. We ended up putting a dog bed in the back to add cushion. The cart is easy to assemble and take apart and after a summer there is no damage to the cart. I'm not sure how well this answers your question. It may be more about what your dog's can tolerate as far as what type of ground your riding on. Good luck!
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I have a 50 lb dog and a 22 pound dog and it is sturdy. They love it! Great purchase for us!
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I would think that it is. It has a hard plastic bottom that is covered in a sort of vinyl. I always put a towel or sheet down in the bottom for my dog. He is 82lbs, and I would think that your two dogs would be fine. It has mesh windows on the sides and the front has mesh as well, but has a plastic sheet that can be zipped down to protect from rain and elements. I have nothing but good things to say about this product. :)
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yes it looks and feels very sturdy. We placed a dog bed on the bottom for extra support and comfort.there is extra room for additional supplies
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We have two 20 pound dogs and it's large enough for them to move around and lay down the only caution would be to take curves slowly as it tends to tip easily and will tear fabric on the corners quickly speaking from experience
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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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I don't agree with the answer about short n long trips. Put a 20lb dog in it n she had more than enough room.
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It's very sturdy. I can stand and walk on it no problem and my son is 105 lbs and he tides bikes and skateboards on it. It would certainly hold a large dog.
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It seems like the seat would hold a15 pound dog, however, you should check with the manufacturer or product details on the suggested weight limits. My dog is only 6 pounds and the seat works great for her and gives me peace of mind on her safety while traveling with me. I highly recommend it!
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I use it for my two yorkies when we go traveling. One is 6 pounds and the other is 6.5 pounds. Its pretty sturdy. I love it.
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If the pet isn't too heavy and does not move around a lot in the carrier most likely you coulduse the backpack feature. Would depend on the bike also; if it has dropped handlebars there wouldbe stress on your back from the weight (again, depends on weight of your pet).
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No we are using it for a 95 lb dog and it works well. We take it with us on trips and because it is portable wells well on taking with us.
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Absolutely! My dog is considered small and weighs about 18lbs...He has plenty of room.
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Should be fine. I have big dogs & it holds them securely yet isn't so heavy it weighs them down.
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My dog is 13 pounds, but I think you can at put more weight then that the carriage is pretty sturdy.
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I believe it can withstand that weight. However, I don't think it's wide enough for such a large dog. But dogs are particular, just like we are, it may not matter to him. ; )
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It would definitely support her because it is solid and I feel attaches to the bike nicely. My biggest concern would be space. I have an 8 pound dog who fits in it nicely. I'm not sure there would be enough room for 16lbs. Or at least for the one size carrier that I have. My dog does love it though.
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Yes it is sturdy if you have them strapped in and the wheels locked. The legs are pretty far apart to keep it steady. I have a very active baby and it's great. Very well made.
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Our mini Aussie is 17 lbs. And did just fine. The carrier is well built. If you can get your pet in the carrier it can handle the weight.
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Oh totally! Just make sure your dogs meet the weight requirement. I love mine .. My dog is not such a fan but she's getting use to it. I feel so much better know she's safe when traveling with me.
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Hello Jarrad. I have traveled with it now for some months. It is fairly durable. It's a little bulky for my comfort and doesn't sit on my hips too well (5'3" 120 lbs) . But, should do the job fairly well.
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It is sturdy - but it can also be broken down in a matter of minutes. I am assuming that the airlines would be civil with your pet - making it something that they would most likely accept.