I wanted to know the approximate weight and how hard it would be to push over by a 10 lb dachshund?
1870425
I can let you know that this is very sturdy due to it being made by solid wood..not sure of exact weight but it would be great for your 10 lb dachshund. We used it for our hava-apso that was supposed to be only 12-15 pounds but ended up 20 lbs. It was never pushed over by him when he was 10 lbs and he was much taller than your pup..Hope this helps!
1870426
I have a 10 pound Bichon and she has never been able to push it over. Very easy to put together. After you get it together you fit it in the space it will be snugged. I like it.
1870427
The gate is not very heavy however it is very stable. I have two dogs one 45 lbs. the other 75lbs. They have never pushed the gate over or gotten past it.
1870428
I'm not sure of the weight but it would be impossible for a 10 pound dachshund to knock I over. The design on the feet of the gate makes it withstand quite a bit of pressure. I have an 18 pound bishop and a 19 pound shi-tsue (sp?) and neither of them can tip it over.
1493909
Not sure, but my dog is just over 20 lbs and is long (standard sized dachshund) and his has no problems. He loves riding in it.
1381733
I think this is the same trouble we had in determining specs. I believe we found somewhere that the model referenced holds up to 100 lbs but I may be remembering that wrong. Whatever it is, we knew our 65 lb lab would work. Now that we have the stroller, I believe a dog that weighed maybe 10-15 lbs more would be fine. There are two issues, size wise. One is that you have to be able to push and control the 40 lb stroller with the dog weight inside. We have a lot of hills, so it's a work out going up hill. The second issue is that the dog has to fit comfortably inside. Our dog likes lots of room to spread out and she is comfortable and cozy with not a whole lot of length remaining. I think this is the same trouble we had in determining specs. I believe we found somewhere that the model referenced holds up to 100 lbs but I may be remembering that wrong. Whatever it is, we knew our 65 lb lab would work. Now that we have the stroller, I believe a dog that weighed maybe 10-15 lbs more would be fine. There are two issues, size wise. One is that you have to be able to push and control the 40 lb stroller with the dog weight inside. We have a lot of hills, so it's a work out going up hill. The second issue is that the dog has to fit comfortably inside. Our dog likes lots of... » Read More I think this is the same trouble we had in determining specs. I believe we found somewhere that the model referenced holds up to 100 lbs but I may be remembering that wrong. Whatever it is, we knew our 65 lb lab would work. Now that we have the stroller, I believe a dog that weighed maybe 10-15 lbs more would be fine. There are two issues, size wise. One is that you have to be able to push and control the 40 lb stroller with the dog weight inside. We have a lot of hills, so it's a work out going up hill. The second issue is that the dog has to fit comfortably inside. Our dog likes lots of room to spread out and she is comfortable and cozy with not a whole lot of length remaining. « Show Less
501756
My dachshund weighs 14-15 lbs. We also put the neighbor's dog in with my dog. Neighbor's dog weighs 4 lbs. and there was lots of leftover room.My dog hates riding it. She cries and cries and wants to get out. I was going to try her again this spring to see if she will get used to it, but I may end up selling it. If you are interested call me at 208/861-6341. Paige
1081115
Maxine, I purchased two of these, one for the 10lb and the other for the 20lb dog. However, they had no effect on the dogs and I returned both of them. Wish that I could be of more help! Forrest
524487
After getting it together, ten pounds. Fifteen at most. Also has convenient handles on the side to pick It up with your animal inside.
2230785
hi theremy dog weighs about 10 lbs but i feel it could accommodate around 25. it's really a great stroller. i only used it when my girl had surgery and couldn't walk, but if you have a really docile puppy who doesn't mind the confinement, it's great. currently my cats like sleeping in it :)
178832
10 pounds or there abouts. I can lift it with one finger but I would not want to carry it far that way. :-)
62427
Its not heavy but its alittle bulky. The spray itself might be alittle to much for a 10lb dog. Its a short burst but its mighty. I don't even put the collar on him anymore. We just hold it by him and he learned very quickly not to bark.
1203702
We purchased it as a gift for an older person with an elderly pug ~ I believe it was fairly light, maybe 10 lbs? Our friend was THRILLED with it because her dog took to it right away and made it much easier for her not to carry the dog.
1547496
My German Shepard is approximately 95 lbs and is big ( tall, long legs). He foes t make a dent in it sync loves it. Even bought him another one of the same got stairs by the bed! My guess would be 100-125 lbs. easy!I also thought it was an awesome buy for the price!! The cover is removable and washable but I have not done that yet!
385693
I'd say 10-15 lbs. My dog, a mini dachshund, is quite comfortable in it and he's 11 lbs. He's got plenty of room where he can actually turn around in it. It's very solid and super easy to put together.
621611
I would probably say this stroller would be too small. You would probably want one with more room. My miniature dachshund only weighs around 11 pounds.
874337
My dachshund is 13 pounds and is quite comfy and has room to turn, curl up, & move around just fine. Depending on how your little guys like travel it could be cozy; if they are like mine who is up looking out the window the entire time the ride would be fine, if they like to lay down it may be pretty tight for two.
1482895
No, my dog is 5.5 pounds and he fit comfortably in there so the max I would say is 10 pounds.
1780595
Maybe 10 pounds? Don't know exactly. It's probably less but no more then 10
447853
I have a great dane he weighs about 140 right now at 13 months. I laid on it myself and I'm 170. If the dog stands in it, it sinks in a little. However when he's laying it the weight is distributed evenly. I've only had it for a few days but so far so good. It seems to bounce back after he leaves it. I'll update in a the next few months.