Hi, we have a corgi, which as you may know has very short legs. My concern is that the handle may not be long enough to walk comfortably with him.
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Definitely not long enough to walk with him comfortably. You'd have to be crouched down with him.
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it works for my pomerian who is 14 lbs and has long legs...if it wont work for your dog send it back...
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We have been using ours with a 65 Lb., three legged Golden. The only problem we have is getting it in under her since she has problems supporting her back end. I would think for your application it would work quite well as the handles are adjustable. My husband is over 6' and doesn't have to crouch down, it is at a very natural level. We made one similar and bought another brand and this is by far the best. The shape will not be an issue and is is very durable.
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Well, your dog will have a hard time getting to its paws. I have a smallish dog with short legs and while she did try to lick her paws, the collar would get in the way. I imagine that even if you had a big , strong dog, it would still be difficult since the collar (while soft) is not as flexible as it may look. The trick is making sure the collar is large enough to fit beyond the dogs nose.
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My pooch has rear leg issues and he could not get into the stroller due to the low clearance and the piece that sticks up for the bicycle hook up to the rear and the wheel in the front. I had to have it de-constructed and an additional piece welded to the front with a pull down ramp to due to that I can't fold mine up. Sorry did not answer your question but if your poochie has issues with their rear legs this might be an issue. Polo is a pit mix and is 77 lbs. I never intended to use this stroller with a bicycle. I push my guy around in it.
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In my opinion. I believe this might be a bit small to fit both of your dogs in together. There would not be much room for them to maneuver much. Hope this helps.
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Your dog is probably taller than these stairs so I would say no. Plus they are not made for large dogs.
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Not to my knowledge! I no longer have mine as I went to a grooming table because this was a bit small for my little guy! Would it be possible to jam something into it to keep it from moving so much?Since I don't have mine now I can't try to see if that would work. I'm so sorry I couldn't be more help. My little guy is about 27 lbs. and doesn't fit on it anymore.
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I used the chair for my small welsh corgi who weighed about 18-20 lbs and it fit her fine. Unfortunately,she passed away last November. It took her awhile to get used to it, but be persistent, it so enhances their mobility once they adjust to it.
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I have a German Shepherd/Rott/Lab mix that it works great for..! He weighs approx 125lbs and would initially jump in and out of my SUV. After he pulled a muscle doing this, I resorted to searching the web for something other than a set of steps that would be more cumbersome for me to handle. Hence, I found the OttoStep.....best thing going!! I love it and so does he..!! He was a little leery at first, but quickly picked up the concept. He does not have to jump at all. I would highly recommend it, especially for larger, older four legged friends. Hope this helps in making your decision. :)
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My dog is 1 yr old. Breed is an Aussiedoodle which has long fur. She has had no issue. If your dog is short hair it might be uncomfortable. I usually use warm water which might soften the bristles. A couple things to be sure and do is don't squeeze the paw as you plunge and don't force the paw down mashing it on the bottom of the container. This is easy to do. I hold the paw stationary and go up and down with ten paw plunger.
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I don't think it would be too tall/big. The handle moves like a regular vacuum so it should work for him.
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The problem is not the handle, but the size of the Pet Porter. Check with your airline and see if they will take one that big. Our dog had to fly on a cargo plane.
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Yes. You will need to rotate the arm so that the leash sits at shoulder height for your dog. But, for a 10# dog, the BTL might be overkill. You could get away with a WalkyDog.
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It wouldn't be comfortable. Our dog weighs about 20lbs and has plenty of room to stand and turn around, but I think a bigger dog would be cramped.
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I think it would be too big and just slide around interfering with the leash itself. The adjustable velcro strap would not adjust enough for the smallest handle.
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Not to my knowledge! I no longer have mine as I went to a grooming table because this was a bit small for my little guy! Would it be possible to jam something into it to keep it from moving so much? Since I don't have mine now I can't try to see if that would work. I'm so sorry I couldn't be more help. My little guy is about 27 lbs. and doesn't fit on it anymore.