REDCAMPFolding Dog Wagon Cart with Extendable Rear End Heavy Duty, 220L Large Collapsible Utility Cart Dog Stroller with Tailgate for Sports Shopping Pet, Black

Such a fun way for our aging 10 year old corgi, KC to go on walks with us! He loves it! So do we! He can walk up the ramp into it. No lifting for us! Very roomy... he weighs almost 50 pounds and is about 3ft long! Perfect for him and his bag of necessities!

The media could not be loaded. I enjoy this stroller very much for my senior dog. She is a black lab and cattle dog mix and is currently about 55 pounds.She fits in this stroller perfectly. I would say the biggest size dog this stroller can fit comfortably would be boarder collie, cattle dog or smaller pit bull sized dogs.The way it pushes is a little squirly so you must keep two hands on it at all times. It turns very easily though which has been nice.The wheels are plastic so it rumbles quite easily but it comes with a pad to reduce the vibrations. I also add a blanket.The biggest issue I have with the stroller is that the handle drops down for no reason. I guess the concept is if you want to pull it the position of holding onto the handle is more comfortable but there is no way the handle can lock into place. I’ll be pushing it and something the handle just drops.The locks on the wheels work perfectly fine and the assembly took no more than 7 minutes tops.I can see that also has holes for a canopy I’m assuming you can install but it does not come with this listing.I do not think it is worth the price but the price is average so it’s a good purchase for my all in all and my dog is very happy with it.

We have a tripaw dog that recently suffered an injury. We wanted him to still enjoy the outdoors & the doggie wagon was just the answer. The front flap is sturdy enough to allow him to maneuver into the wagon unassisted. The height is perfect in that even lying down he can still see all around him. My only disappointment is that the handle doesn’t lock in place.

The GRACIE-MOBILE...solved a dififcult mobility issue and gave my Golden Gracie a freedom to enjoy her neighborhood and doggie friends...Well made, easy to assemble, wheels able to go over grass...LOVE LOVE the flap/Rampo for easy loading and unloading..Gracie figured it ourt immediately. Saving me so much exertion to keep her engaged andhappy.

I was so excited for this but turned out to be very disappointed. The pivoting wheels are on the back of the cart, although they call it the front. I have a feeling that even though this looks and should function as a push cart it is still designed to be pulled like a typical wagon. I purchased it specifically to push. So having the wheels that pivot on the back made it very hard to steer. The handle (because it's for pulling) doesn't lock and made going down hill pushing difficult as well. This was obviously made for a different purpose then I thought it was for. The build itself is great and I like the open end for easy access to getting in. But this is not what it was advertised as, or at least not what I though. Returned to buy one that can actually be pushed and steered well.

Seems pretty good easy to fold, assemble , a little bulky haven't really used enuf to rate durability, like the drop down easy load

The dog loved this wagon (enjoyed the ride), but that made one of us. I found it almost impossible to steer, and the handlebar for steering collapses easily, making the whole experience super-stressful. Not sturdy. It didn't take long to figure out how to assemble the wagon, but the instructions were awful.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for my German shepherd, 80lbs, who had mobility problems. I noticed quite a few issues with it as soon as I assembled it.It was 20 days from the time of order to delivery.1. The handle that you would push doesn’t lock in the upright position, so you would constantly push at an awkward angle.2. The section that your pup would climb up on is held on by buckles that are not sewn in properly. Mine ripped off the second time she stepped onto it. Coupled with the handle problem, it’s a safety issue as the whole cart tipped over, even as I was trying to hold it in place.3. Once your pup gets on, there’s no room for them to turn around or lay comfortably, and I followed the weight guideline that was provided.4. Complete waste of money