This item was purchased collectively for a person to use with their support animal. Previously the animal was being toted in a mesh dog bag and we all felt so sorry for the little pupper. The dog and her person seem much happier with this stroller.

It's going to take some time for the babies to get used to it, but they will. Took about 30 minutes to put together. I think others mentioned that the screws for the "footrest" aren't long enough. If they did - me too. If they didn't - well, I got the two bottom ones to fit, but not the two top ones. Not as big a deal as I'm "pretty sure" that my dogs are not going to be resting their feet on the foot rest. Considering how much of the stroller was put together, I have no idea why this wasn't already attached, as it wouldn't have gotten in the way of the boxing, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY - no clue as to HOW my 4 legged babies will EVER use it. Anyway - not having the top two screws attached is no big deal. The "instructions" were not extremely clear and probably why it took 30 min instead of 15 minutes.

I never thought I would be 'that person pushing her dog in a stroller,' but I wanted to go for longer walks for exercise and my mini dachshund, Lucy, would tire out quickly.

I added a pillow, because the padding is not that great and I wanted more shock absorption.

The tires squeaked, I think I just need to WD-40 them.

It did need to be assembled. Pretty much just adding the tires and drink holder.

Overall, it's a pretty good product for the money...though my dog wants to walk even less, now she knows the stroller is an option 😅

Ok, I officially became one of those people I would laugh at who put their dogs in strollers! But how could I return it once I saw my daughter laugh hysterically when she gave our Shih Tzu a ride in the parking lot. My husband said that the instructions for assembly were a little tricky, but it feels solid. The color is a little more pink than in the photos. It's baby girl pink. The wheels seem to do well in the rough terrain, but you have to keep your hands on the handle bar as it could easily tip over. It's a good little stroller for the money!

Have a schnauzer with a pinched nerve / possible smooshed discs in back. She went from not being able to use her back legs to being able to walk - after much much rest and being still and meds. It was breaking my heart but she is BETTER! Now she can walk but not for long periods. I like to think I am strong but I can only carry a 20 lb schnauzer so far. My goal was to get her out of the house so she can see neighbors and her dog friends and take her to other parts of the neighborhood and let her walk around and smell some new areas for as long as she wants then I can put her back in and continue walking myself while she rests. This is hands down the best money I have ever spent!

I read some other reviews that said it was hard to assemble. I agree that the instructions are not super clear but I got it together in about 20 or so minutes. When putting on the back wheels, make sure to use the 8 washers (4 on each side) before you put in the pin clips! I didn't do that initially - figured it out and added.

Also, depending on your dog and how much they weigh, if your dog is sitting all the way in the back of the stroller, don't let go!! It will tip backwards! At least it tried to with my 20 pounder. The stroller is very light and easy to maneuver. I was worried the wheels were going to be a hard plastic like on a Big Wheel but they are kinda cushiony and roll smoothly on pavement and quiet. The pad in the bottom was a little thin so I added a couple of small blankets just for extra padding. And unless I missed them, I didn't see any straps or anything inside to attach to a harness or collar but mine didn't need it. Also, you can zip up the front and they won't go anywhere. I also like at the top is a little flap you can pull back so you can look in and see how they are doing. It has cup holders and a little tray and I love the little compartment underneath to put a water bowl and leash. I have attached a before and after - at first, she was not really sure about any of this and by the end, she was sitting up and having a ball!