This stroller was a life saver! My 75lb. boxer mix needed emergency spinal surgery and can't use his rear legs (temporarily, I hope!). We live in NYC and needed to get to the vet (four blocks away) for his followup visit. This worked like a charm; we even walked to a cafe for an al fresco lunch afterwards. I can envision many walks while he recovers and even afterwards for long distance jaunts.

Based on other reviews, I did put an exercise mat (thicker than a yoga mat) in the bottom for more support and comfort. Worked perfectly.

That said, it was difficult to assemble because the included directions were really vague. In particular, the support bar was tough to snap into place in order to use the "star screws." Also, the handle bar bases should be partially screwed in and then insert the handle bar in place before tightening the bases entirely...learned that the hard way!

Works great for my 3 frenchies . Has a front and back entry door . The front has a clear wind shield to block the wind from the dogs .

This trailer is a godsend for our soon to be 8 year old rescue dog Bentley. She was born with hip dysplasia and has arthritis in her shoulders.
Bentley loves (loved) walking the neighborhood and marking her territories as well as being social.
Over the last two years these simple tasks became more painful as well as depilating for her. I as well missed the fresh air and exercise from walking her. I did some research and decided to invest in this large pet dog trailer. Bentley was afraid of it at first, but with in a couple of day's she
loves it! She walks a couple of properties and does her business and gets right in her carriage. Then I continue to walk her around the neighborhoods. I gave it four stars instead of 5 because it need a few tweaks. The front wheel needs to have a swivel feature making it easier to steer and turn while pushing it. It also needs brakes ( manual like a wheel chair would be good). A water bottle for dogs could attach to the frame.
I also think it would better serve my purpose ( as well as others) if there was storage for cups, flash light, leash, poop bags and cell phone. I found a baby jogger stroller that sell's an attachment for all of these items from Booyah and it's serving this purpose with this Sepnine large pet dog bike trailer. Like I mentioned it needs a few tweaks, but a great idea and Bentley and I are back to taking our walks everyday.

This is a great stroller & bike trailer. Both of our dogs have trouble walking long distances and definitely could not keep up if we wanted to go jogging or biking, so this is perfect. We actually already have a Petzip dog roller that they both manage to fit inside of (1 dog is around 60lb, the other is in the mid 20's). It's a tight fit, so we were hoping for something larger. After seeing the large labradors inside the Sepnine Trailer in some reviews online we figured this should work. The price for this trailer is fantastic first of all. Some trailers can cost somewhere between $300-$500, & yes they are nice, but we just needed something simple that worked (& hopefully not too terrible looking). The Sepnine Trailer is great.
I was a little wary of bike trailers that can also work as strollers since they always have that odd 3rd wheel sticking out of the front. It never seems to look normal. This one was nicer looking and pulled farther in than most. Then there's the size and fold-down factor. After all, you're probably going to be porting this around in your car so it needs to fit & fold easily. When the stroller was first fully constructed, I was a little surprised at how large it actually was. It feels like the biggest small chariot we could've found for our dogs. Both dogs fit in perfectly side by side (instead of having to be crammed one in front of the other like in our smaller stroller) and they both can also lay down if everyone is in the right spot.
I was also concerned that there wasn't much of a weather guard since there are mesh screens on all sides of the trailer. However, I walked them in the misting rain and found that the water just pills down the coated mesh (vs. dripping right through). The top also seems to be water-proof or water-resistant. When I pack this in the car, the 2 back wheels easily come off when you push a metal button on their axle and the front wheel slides off (secured also by a screw). The handle bars come off with easy removal of a couple latches that are included (be sure to keep these attached or you can easily lose them). The main compartment that holds the dogs also folds down on each side to make a 2 &1/2 by 3 ft, 4' deep rectangular shape that you can easily fit into most trunks. Though it feels like a lot of construction & deconstruction for a trip to the park, I timed myself putting it together and it only takes something like 2-3 minutes. Not as bad as it seemed.
We've also taken the trailer on a couple of bike rides and the the dogs really like it. The wheels are perfect for going over small bumps. I wondered if there would be a lot of problems, but this thing rides really smoothly. It also makes for great jogging. In our normal stroller the dogs feel much heavier, but this one makes it much easier to push with the inflated tires and the cushioned handle bar (just fyi- you do need an airpump for initial inflating). I like that they seem a little more comfortable in this trailer.
After looking through so many strollers & bike trailers, we are very happy this one worked out. It's easy to use, a great fit & definitely a great buy.

This stroller was brought for our 16 year dog, who had sever arthritis and dementia. We were excited he would be able to come with us on vacation without being it to hard for his legs. The strollers size was great for an 50lb gray hound mix dog. He was able to sit in the stroller as well as lay in it comfortable. The stroller in the begging was not easy to assemble. The handled had to be hammered into place. Steering the stroller also a challenge as the front wheel do not swivel. The stroller would shift, while trying to go straight. The wheels fit into place nicely. Once fully assembled and with buddy in it; it with was easy to transport. The wheels were able to travel nicely over uneven terrain. Buddy enjoys ridding in his stroller. Oh! You definitely would need a blanket or a small bed for your dog as the board inside the stroller can be hard.