PawHut Dog Pram Dog Stroller Foldable for Medium, Small Breeds Blue

Ok, so this is expensive, you can get cheaper versions elsewhere, but, I have tried the cheaper ones, and in my opinion, this is worth the extra money spent. The big wheels make it so easy to manoevre across any terrain in all weather. It is big enough for your pet to stretch out, easiy to fold and remove the wheels for putting in the car, and it seems to be shower proof so far! The basket underneath is easily accessible and there's pockets on the back which a big enough for a dog lead, a mobile, keys, drinks etc all at once. It's a bit heavy when lifting into the car but thats because it's built to last and strong enough for the purpose. I bought the red version which I think is nice. My pug, who is 11 and has had surgey on her leg after an accident, loves being able (especially in the bad weather) to come on long walks with me, to the shops, through the busy streets in Brighton etc rather than being left at home. She walks along side until it's too busy or she gets tired and actually asks to get in the buggy, it's great having the option.

This product was purchased for my frenchie, he is age 6 and 16kg and fits in this comfortably. It has a safety strap at each side which easily attaches to his k9 harness. I also use one (purchased separately) wrapped around the handle then attached to the harness also, this I find stops him moving to far forward, I have enough slack on each side as he prefers to stand most of the time but can lay comfortably if he desires. There is enough room at the front and back so I can get an arm between front and back legs to lift him out. If he is laying down there is a small mesh window at the front so he can see out or can be unzipped which ever you prefer. It is easily assembled and fitted with a sun canopy, underneath storage and 2 pockets at the back. Caution needs to be taken whilst going up and down kerbs to avoid tipping with this just having 3 wheels, A firm grip and common sense while using is all that is needed to avoid this issue. The tyre’s being flat on arrival where mentioned on other reviews, these pumped up easily but went flat again after 1 weeks use, in saying that they don’t look flat while using its only when I give them a squeeze I can tell they are but I’ve not noticed any difference while using so you won’t be needing a jack and spare wheel any time soon, I’m not too sure if you can get alloys for this but the bicycle type wheels work just fine. The pram moves with ease, very smooth to use, a foot brake at the rear is easy to apply and easily released. If your dog has leg issues like mine or simply just likes riding in style this is an ideal set of wheels to go for. There is ample space for poop bags, drinks bottle etc I do recommend this item. UPDATE After a couple of months the buggy broke down ( flat tyre ) probably from thorns in the woods where I take my dog. Rather than mess around with glue etc I purchased a new inner tube from Halfords which was £4. This took 10 mins tops to change. For this price I got 2 so I have a spare.

Great dog stroller, big wheels which are easily detachable give you access to rough ground. Easy to steer and fold. Quite heavy but sturdy.

I had a much cheaper buggy for my crippled Romanian rescue dog. It had four solid plastic wheels. It was okay and served a purpose but it was very noisy when being pushed. I live in a remote area with gravel roads and no pavements and many of the tracks I want to use are covered in stones, some of them quite large. I thought about an upgrade but the price kept putting me off. Then an ad on Amazon announced that this three wheeler with its pneumatic tyres was on offer at almost £30 cheaper than it had been. So I plumped for it and I am so glad that I did. It was easy to put together. I didn’t actually find the instructions until I’d set it up, which shows how easy it was. The three wheels are brilliant for stabilising and giving a smooth, silent ride. The pneumatic 12” tyres cope easily with rough terrain and the whole thing is extremely sturdy. Admittedly it is a little heavier than the cheap one that I had before, which means it is harder to push up steep hills in the teeth of an oncoming gale. (I am seventy but I coped!) I wish I’d bought the raincover at the same time. I will be getting that within the next couple of weeks since I seem to live in the wettest place on earth. Altogether, I am delighted with my purchase and I consider it to be excellent value for money. At the £120 that I paid for it, it is three times what I paid for the four wheeler, but it is really the Rolls Royce of dog buggies, even if it more resembles a Reliant Robin! 🤣

Make sure that you are 100% sure about this item before ordering, returns are by Royal Mail which you have to pay for. The buggy is very heavy and large, I struggle to fit it into my average sized boot when folded. I have decided to keep the buggy despite this. Its excellent quality and has storage pockets at rear and underneath, great for shopping etc. . It glides when out walking with my very old Jack Russell as it has air tyres so it’s excellent on uneven ground and seems comfortable for her. The single swivel wheel at front makes it very easy to manoeuvre, I can walk my other dog at the same time although it’s early days and more practice is needed! The brake is quick and easy to apply, make sure you use it when you stop as it’ll roll away! I would recommend this for ease of use and comfort. I didn’t think she would tolerate being pushed around on a walk, but I just unzipped the canopy and let her out when she wanted, she was quite happy to go back in after a while. Very pleased, I think she actually likes it! 🤣

A very good quality dog pram. After my young collie broke her leg, I needed a pram so we could still go out and about. Pros: *Fits my small collie who is 12kg *Sturdy build *Good wheels that can deal with different terrain *Works with a universal £10 pram cover when it's raining *Storage under pram *I know my dog cannot escape from it whilst I'm pushing it along even without using the clips inside *vet was impressed! Cons *The price *The parts you use to secure your dog are more suitable for small dogs *Heavy *folds down but still large

Great Dog Stroller for the price. Very easy to assemble, takes 5 mins. Easy manoeuvred with the swiveling front wheel. Plenty of room for 2 or 3 small dogs or a medium dog. The larger wheels do take u a considerable amount of room in a car boot so bear that in mind although the two rear wheels clip out in seconds for easy storage. Quite impressed with the overall quality of the buggy and the brake is very effective.

Molly is old for a Cav, but still enjoys being out, even if she can't cover the distances she did a year or two ago. As I have another, younger, dog, who does enjoy walkies, lots... I needed something as an alternative to just leaving her in the car as I walked her sister dog. PawHut Dog Pram to the rescue! One of my friends mentioned having a pushchair for her dog a few years ago, so I asked Google and came up with this candidate. I wanted bigger wheels, we don't just stroll pavements and tarmac paths, so comfort for Molly was essential. The PawHut Dog Pram is not exactly lightweight, so should survive the rigours of hills and rocky paths, and needs a reasonable amount of boot / back seat space when folded, pretty much in keeping with the baby strollers which use an almost identical design. A thick pad provides cushioning for the dog, and 2 collar hooks at the front ensure that the dog is safe being pushed. Mesh panels front and back, and also in the rain hood, gives the dog plenty of visibility of the world as her lackey pushes her around like an aged potentate... A zippered mesh panel is attached to the hood to fully enclose the dog if desired. It does a great job and is quick to put up / take down, isn't too taxing on the person doing the pushing, and is certainly loved by Molly. I can't give it less than 5 stars, it is doing all I wanted from it!