Aosom Elite II Pet Dog Bike Bicycle Trailer Stroller Jogger with Suspension Red

My older dog got a paw operation and this has been great to get her around during healing - fun to rollerblade with so we can get to further parks, rolls smoothly, light and easy, helps keep me steady too since I hurt my back and need to avoid jerking not to worsen it, like a rollerblading crutch-on-wheels...with dog in it! Fantastic! Have not tried the biking function yet, soon...very easy to assemble since it does not fit out my front door I need to remove the back wheels every time but they come on and off easily, yet lock in solidly, same with the breaks...measure your door frame :P

I got this stroller for my 50 lb aging dog. I chose this stroller because it is long enough for my dog, as well as low to the ground. I still have to help my dog by lifting him, especially as the bed of the stroller has "lips" on both ends but I do not have to lift him very high. I have my dog enter in the back and leave through the front, as he's too big to really turn around. The overall stroller is sturdy, especially the bike wheels. I like that there are bike tires and not plastic wheels that other strollers have. There are 2 pouches on the sides where you can fit a roll of poo bags, your cell phone, & a narrow water bottle. It comes with a thin mat. Someone else online recommended adding a thicker mat which I did from day one to make it more comfortable. The handle is padded and very comfortable to push. I'm tall (6') and it's a good height. Even with my 50 lb dog in the stroller, it is not too heavy for me to push. The wheels work great over grass, dirt, & hard gravel. This stroller can also be pulled by a bike. I have not used this feature, but the pull bar is really sturdy. I think the bike feature will help me with the re-sale value when I no longer need this stroller. The wheels and handle come off easily if you need to transport the stroller in your car. The price of the stroller was decent. One issue I have that I'm working on is that my dog tends to sit WAY in the back, making the stroller bottom heavy and tip towards me and he could potentially fall out, too. (We had a few close calls.) I have to make him sit more in the middle to prevent this. And then he decides to lie down, and doesn't have enough room. So yes, you may have to adjust your dog as he shifts positions. Design flaws: Throw the instruction manual out upon arrival. It had been obviously poorly translated from some foreign language. (The stroller is actually pretty easy to assemble and there are online videos to assist as well.) There is a cross bar that goes into the top back of the stroller that did not fit, at least the one we got. BUT... I learned from another online owner that you don't need this bar anyway. The handlebar gives it all the stability/form that you need and that bar would just be extra weight. This stroller has zippers and I wonder how long they will last. My dog is pretty chill and I usually keep all the flaps open, so this won't really affect me. But keep this in mind if you think you will be closing the flaps a lot. Many strollers advertise as "zipperless" and I can see why. You could always repair the flaps with velcro if needed, I guess. The handbrake's wire hangs down the middle of the back of the stroller. I sometimes hit it with my feet when I walk but it's not a big deal. But if you're a runner, you may want to use a carabiner to hold it to the side. I might do this myself because sometimes it's in the way when I put my dog in. Overall, I'm very happy with this stroller and I would recommend it.

Great to push the pups while running and also great to push them around town! Assembled in minutes.

Had a small issue with the front tire and they sent me a replacement toot-sweet. Fastest customer service I've ever had anywhere. Thank you!

We have a senior dog that loves to go on walks, but can't go as far as her heart would like to. When she gets tired, she sits down. Now, she knows that she can just climb in her "basket" when she gets tuckered out.