Dog Carrier Backpack - Legs Out Front - Facing Pet Carrier Backpack for Small Medium Large Dogs, Airline Approved Handsa - Canvas Mesh Free Cat Travel Bag

I have alonghaired dachshund mini but 16 pounds. and worry about having to leave quickly. Where we live I worry about earthquakes, tsunamis, first think I have to get Daphne 4 years old. This back pack or front pack is well made and above all it's easy to put on her. She loves it! Usually she is very picky and shrugs off every other outfit I try. She LOVES it and so do I.

My pug and I love this front-facing carrier.She’s about 15 pounds and fits in it with room to spare. The design keeps her legs comfortably out, and she seems super secure without being squished.It’s surprisingly comfy to wear, even for longer walks or while doing chores around the house. And the best part? Betty has literally fallen asleep in it multiple times!

This front-facing dog carrier backpack is well-constructed and pretty straight-forward to use. My small dog fits well, and the mesh panels help keep him cool during walks or travel. The straps are adjustable, but could use some more padding. It folds up easily for storage and is a great value for the quality; plus, it looks cute too! My dog is wiggly and getting him in took some effort, but once he was in he was good to go.

It does not support the weight limit it says it will. It’s just not constructed for it. It’s a great product but if your pooch is at the upper weight limit (mine is 15 pounds) I don’t think you’ll feel comfortable with your dog in the front because they are not confined enough to be secure. Kind of feels like they could topple out of it…which, of course, they couldn’t because of the harness clip, but it just didn’t give me the security I was looking for.

I initially was going to return it because I am too big for it... but I tested it out without using one of the straps, and it works fine as a backpack. I cant hold my dog in front like I initially wanted to because the strap is too small for me (the one that goes around my waist) But I can wear it as a backpack without said strap and its just fine. I use this to take her on electric bike rides and she absolutely loves it!! It takes a minute or so to get her set up in it and what not, but its worth it. She seems to feel safe in it. If your dog is reasonably well trained this should be good. She did try to squirm a couple of times, like for example when a car drove up behind me (at a safe distance) but she knows to get out of the way of cars! So she tried to squirm but I told her to stay and she stopped squirming. I can imagine some dogs would fight and succesfully get out of this as it did not seem to get very tight on her. She's 25lbs, and it feels a bit loose on her with all of her parts through the holes. It does not seem like you can tighten it enough at the top near her neck.. at least for my comfort. I would like it if it was a little tighter around the neck area to make sure she couldnt climb out. She could definitely climb out if she watned to. It only works because she chooses to stay still for me, as she knows I wont take her if she doesnt stay still in it.

Our Cavapoo puppy fit inside this well and his little legs hang out the bottom. Now he can go on scooter rides with us.

During this picture I quickly realize the zipper didn’t hold. My pup weighs 20 lbs. I never actually got to use it because it broke. It’s seems uncomfortable for the pup, it’s not fitted properly for them. Don’t waste your money, I would not recommend this.

My pug loved it! She was very comfortable and she didn’t freak out. It was really good with the zipper on the side to get her out of. And get her back into. I love the extra backstrap for the support.