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The instructions aren't clear for front wheels and no where to ask questions. The stroller is super sturdy for a 60lb dog just need some help with the front wheel attachments. No place to contact anyone.

We ordered this for our dog that just recently had a leg amputated so she could continue to walk with us, this product has been a. Lifesaver for us!!

Easy for my pup to get in and out of this stroller.

Nice stroller option for 1 large or 2 smaller dogs. I have 2 smaller dogs that are seniors now & need to use a stroller when we want to take them on longer walks (or the beach boardwalk where they can't be on). this stroller is down further, so its easier for them to get in (or especially a large dog so you dont have to lift them) It was easy to put together & then fold as well. My dogs like it!!Amazon will donate to your favorite charity! Use Amazon Smile (smile.amazon.com) when you order and Amazon will donate to the charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Check out how Amazon Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My shopping is donating to my charity of choice; Unravel, at no cost to me! Unravel is a nonprofit organization working to spread knowledge about the grim realities of pediatric cancer and the devastating impact from the lack of funding. All monies raised by and for Unravel will go directly to the fight against pediatric cancer.

This is an awesome dog stroller. How I wish I had it last year when my senior dog, that has since passed, needed it. He would have been able to go on walks with us without having to be uncomfortable.It was easy to assemble & disassemble by myself. The directions are ok but could be better. There are 4 small covers (not mentioned in the instructions) that have velcro on the back that I eventually figured out are covers for the corners of the stroller to cover the metal frame.It is quite wide making it difficult for me to store it in a spare bedroom without collapsing it and turning it sideways. But, if it were smaller, it wouldn’t work for my needs. I have whippets and they are lightweight dogs (32 lbs) but have long legs making most dog strollers too small. My whippet can lay down comfortably in this stroller but he needs the top open to sit or stand but he doesn’t mind. To him, it is like a soft sided crate that moves. There isn’t any real padding on the bottom so throwing a blanket or thin crate pad makes it more comfortable.I am very pleased with the quality of this stroller. The designer really thought about it. There are multiple zipper openings (2 in front, 1 on top, 1 in back). The large opening in the front can be tied up with a strap found on the top of the opening. The dog can enter from the front or the back. Inside there is a leash that is attached to the stroller so when in use, the dog cannot jump out. Each side has a reflective line so one can be easier seen at night. The wheels are very smooth rolling and the front ones spin around completely. It is very easy to push and I feel confident that I could take it on most all terrains. I’ve had it on asphalt, cement and grass so far. The foam padded handle can be adjusted to different positions for comfort. There is a bag with pouches that hangs over the back bar for carrying extra items like dog treats, collapsible water bowl, toys or human drinks and snacks, etc.I highly recommend this stroller. Very well made! I’ve wanted a dog stroller like this for years. I am happy that I have it and I will continue to use it for years with current and future pups.Update: This stroller has been a Godsend. I couldn’t imagine not having it now. I have a puppy that I haven’t been able to walk because he hasn’t had his 3 rounds of shots. I’ve been taking him out in this stroller daily so he could get out and see, hear and smell the world without touching the ground risking parvovirus. Love this stroller.

7/5/2022: Dog Stroller for Large Dog Pet Jogger Stroller for 2 Dogs Pet Stroller for Medium Dog Outdoor Travel Pet Stroller (Sair Pet)This is a very sturdy, very well built pet stroller with a strong metal frame. It was easy to put together, easy to fold up again (although I didn't try to remove the wheels yet), and it can definitely hold 120 pounds as advertised. It's pretty big, yet still fits through all the standard doorways in my house. The measurements on the website are accurate.The fact that the front wheels swivel 360 degrees is a huge help, and I find it very easy to push around even in tight spaces (like turning into a room from my narrow hallway). The handle is adjustable (very nice!). The brakes seem to do an adequate job of locking the back wheels. The wheels do not need to be inflated, so there's no worry about them going flat.I haven't tried to push it around with a dog inside yet; my dog is still just in the learning-to-be-comfortable-in-the-same-room as the stroller phase. We're taking it very slowly. My dog is small anyway, but I thought he'd like to have a nice big space. It is possible this is overkill, but there may be occasions where I will have to put 3 small dogs in at once, and that won't be an issue with this size stroller.5 stars so far! I'll keep testing for a few months, and come back to update if there is anything notable to report.Here are more details that may or may not be of interest to you:There are lots and lots of cable ties used for packaging, some very thick. My box cutter was not sufficient. It came in an unmarked shipping box that had clearly been opened and resealed more than once, however the stroller inside was definitely still brand new. It is placed in the box in just a plastic bag, no additional box inside.Note: You will see some very small cable ties around some black foam bits that are covering the ends of the wheel axle. I wasted a lot of time carefully cutting the ties so as not to damage the foam, before finding out that the foam is just packaging, and also can be pulled off without removing the cable ties anyway.It says that it can hold up to 120 pounds. I'm about 115 pounds, so I got in to test the weight limit. No problems at all! The bottom does not bend or give at all, it is all very solid and feels very secure. I curled up on my side for a bit, and then one of the dogs I'm boarding hopped in with me for snuggles. He's about 20 pounds so we surpassed the weight limit a bit, but without issue.It could definitely use some sort of cushion, though. I am sure most dogs would agree. I think a memory foam bath mat would be perfect in there.I found the instructions regarding attaching the front wheels to be inadequate. First, they show you putting the wheels through while the stroller is still upside down, but there is nothing holding the wheels on at this point, so flipping the stroller made them fall out. Second, there is one tiny picture in the instructions of the locking pin, and you can barely see the pin in the photo. I'm attaching my own picture of how the pin goes in that I think is much clearer, although maybe it is super obvious to everyone else anyway.The little velcro patches were a bit of a mystery at first (they aren't mentioned at all in the instructions). After careful examination, I finally noticed the very obvious velcro strips on either side of each of the 4 corners. They cover holes that reveal the wheel assemby (or whatever you call it - picture of one of the back corners with and without the patch attached). I didn't think it looked bad with holes in the 4 corners, but the company's attention to detail is pretty nice, instructions notwithstanding.When you attach the storage pocket in the back, it hangs down over the back opening. A nervous dog might not be willing to squeeze underneath it. It's just as easy to get in and out through the front opening, though.The opening is 11" off the ground, just as the measuremnts state. This is taller than a stair riser and if your dog needs a stroller due any injury where jumping is restricted, you might still need to help every time they get in and out. Something to keep in mind if relevant.