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This is great for going on a walk and my puppy is too tired.

Works great for my weenier dog mix’

Worked well if you can keep your puppies legs in the slots. My puppy outgrew it real fast. Not a tight fit.

I have a 11 lb mini poodle puppy who is still growing. He fits in the carrier quite well now, with enough room in it for growth. It is made well and comfortable to wear (as comfortable as can be expected while carrying a dog). Can be worn with dog in front or like a backpack. It is more comfortable to wear on my back, but I prefer to have my dog in front of me so I can monitor him. He did not like going in it at first, but started to fall asleep after being in it for several minutes and did not fuss. He is not able to crawl out of it while I'm wearing it. I would not suggest this style of carrier regardless of brand for a dog over 15 lbs. It is a soft style carrier with no bottom support. A large dog will sag and cause discomfort for the wearer. A heavy duty backpack style carrier with a rigid bottom worn on the back would work best for a larger, heavier dog.

Although this pet backpack is comfortable for me and my daughter, unfortunately, my pugs legs feel a bit stressed in the leg holes. I wish there was a bit more padding so that it wouldn’t dig into her skin. Although she didn’t complain, I was a bit worried. But I can tell it’s very well-made by the stitching and I have full confidence that it would never tear.

I would have wished for them to give more of a measurement or have a table of measurements because I bought this for my puppy kind of the size of the cat that's on there on the image and it's too big too wide and it's not really great on your shoulders.

Perfect for your frenchy! A little difficult to get them into if they're wiggly but 10/10 for security and durability!

I'm not sure my pupper likes this, but I love it and he will love being able to go more places with me. He's 14 pounds, with short legs, so long hikes or even walks can be a challenge. Strollers won't work on gravel and trails. My husband recommended finding a pack for him. I picked this one because a) it looked like a good size for him, b) it can go front or back, c) it keeps his limbs free, which seems more comfy than shoving him in a bag, and d) it was inexpensive, so if it was a mistake, it was a cheap one. Anyway, he does perfectly and seems comfortable. It's also comfortable for me. I haven't tried it on a long hike yet, but being able to go front to back will help if it starts putting too much pressure on my shoulders.Tips - make sure you fully unzip before putting your pupper in it. I didn't realize both sides unzipped, so at first I was trying to load him in from the top. That doesn't work. At all. Haha. Also, i cannot imagine this will work for dogs that are much smaller than mine. My boy's sister is 8 pounds and this is too big for her. I would say this is probably more for 10-20 pounds pups than tiny guys.