Reinforced stroller for large dogs (up to 50 kg)

Easy to clean after muddy walks. The basket fabric wipes clean in seconds with a regular damp cloth.

The 900D Oxford fabric is tough; the claws don't scratch through it. The basket is roomy enough for a large Shepherd.

The mesh breathes well in the heat. I transport two dogs at once and they don't overheat inside.

The stroller is great, the frame is truly heavy-duty. However, the included pump is very short; I barely managed to inflate the front wheel.

Two months in now with Klaus, our 12-year-old Golden Retriever whose back legs aren't what they used to be. What sold me was the low entrance - he just walks in on his own, no 38 kg dead-lift required from me anymore. On the dirt paths at our local park the pneumatic tires soak up every bump, and when I stop near a bench the dual brake actually keeps it put instead of rolling off. Only reason it's four stars and not five: folded up, this thing swallows nearly the whole trunk of my station wagon. It's a genuinely heavy build - you feel every one of the 15 kg hauling it in and out of the car.

The stroller is awesome, the dog absolutely loves it. It's just a pity that it only fits in my sedan's trunk if I fold down the back seats.

The dual locking brake reliably stops both wheels. It stays put on a hill and doesn't roll anywhere.

The large pneumatic tires handle forest trails perfectly. We inflated them with the included pump and were good to go.

My Rottweiler's joints have gotten so bad that ten minutes was about his limit before he'd start lagging behind. I wasn't sure a stroller would really fix that, but it did - we're back to spending whole afternoons at the park. He's 48 kg, right up against the 50 kg limit on this thing, and the frame doesn't so much as flex under him. What I appreciate most is that he can walk in through the rear ramp himself instead of being scooped up like a puppy, which matters more to his pride than I expected it to. Pumped the tires up with the kit included and it handled gravel paths without any trouble. Would tell any owner in the same boat to just get one.

The pneumatic tires absorb all the bumps on our sidewalks. You can even push it on cobblestones without any rattling.

Ordered this for my Bernese Mountain Dog. The rear ramp folds down evenly, making it easy and convenient for the dog to walk in by himself.

I chose this model because of the inflatable tires. And I wasn't wrong, the smoothness of the ride is amazing.

The store recommended Fernpaw; I've been using it for the second week now and everything works great. The brakes engage instantly.

The polyester mesh walls don't tear. The dog often leans her nose against them when looking around.

The stroller is amazing. There are no adjustments, but everything is tailored perfectly for a large dog.

We're on a bit of a slope out front, and I was worried the stroller would drift while I'm not looking. It doesn't - the dual brake keeps it exactly where I left it.

I got this for my old Labrador. It rolls smoothly, and curbs are barely noticeable. The only drawback is that the Oxford 900D basket itself is hard to wash the mud off after forest walks.

The fabric is very easy to wash. After a muddy walk, I just wipe it with a sponge and the stroller looks brand new again.

The 900D Oxford fabric is very thick and held up against our Retriever's claws. The drop-down rear flap turned out to be extremely convenient for loading.

The rain cover fits snugly and doesn't catch the wind. We tested it in rainy weather today, and everything is dry inside.

The drop-down rear flap is genius. The dog gets in on his own; I don't have to lug 40 kg in my arms.

The stroller is heavy at 14 kg, but there isn't a single wobbly part on it. It's solid metal.

The mesh on the walls is great. The dog looks around the whole way and doesn't feel locked up.

The manufacturer, Fernpaw, didn't disappoint with the steel quality. The welds on the frame are perfect, and nothing squeaks anywhere.

I have two Welsh Corgis, and together they weigh about 25 kg. They fit into this stroller without any problems, riding side by side. The bottom is sturdy and doesn't sag under their weight. It came with a rain cover and a pump, which saved me from extra expenses. I occasionally top off the air in the tires, as stated in the instructions. The model is heavy, around 15 kg, but that's not a critical issue for me since it rides incredibly smoothly. I am completely satisfied with the purchase; the quality of the materials is top-notch, especially the ventilation mesh.

Wasn't expecting much from the brake, honestly, but it locks both wheels tight enough that even our driveway slope doesn't budge it.

The features are very well thought out, with a double brake on both rear wheels. I leave it on a hill and go into the store.

The wide entrance lets my dog settle in however he likes, without having to curl up in an uncomfortable position.

The stroller is good, the dog fits and gets in by himself. The fold-down rear entrance has made our life easier.

It is expensive, but it is worth the money. The steel is strong and the powder coating is well applied; no rust so far.

I bought it to replace an old Chinese stroller. The difference is night and day; here the reinforced frame really works with no creaking.

I ordered this model. The cabin is sturdy, and the 900D polyester does not get scratched by claws. I recommend buying it.

A wonderful thing for aging pets. The build quality is excellent, the seams are even and nothing sticks out anywhere.

The 900D Oxford does not fade in the sun. It sits on the balcony, and the bright color of the cabin has not faded at all over the summer.

Ordering was straightforward, and it was delivered quickly. I have not tried using it yet, but the quality of the materials is obvious right away.

The 900D Oxford is indeed a wear-resistant material. However, the underside of the bottom mat lets moisture through if there is a deep puddle on the way.

My 45 kg dog sits comfortably. The double brake engages cleanly. It is a pity the safety straps inside do not have soft padding.

A rain cover was included, which is very handy. If a downpour starts, the pet will stay dry inside the cabin.

I put both of my schnauzers in it at once, and their weight is half the limit. They ride comfortably and have an excellent view.

We bought it for two medium poodles. The load capacity of up to 50 kg is more than enough, but there is no divider included to separate the dogs, so they ride mixed together.

The 900D Oxford feels durable, and cat claws do not leave snags. I am completely happy with the purchase!

The description says to check the tire pressure, and that really is important. We inflated them to the right level and it rolls easily.

The Oxford fabric is dense, and the dog cannot chew through it during the ride. The quality is excellent.

The stroller is truly sturdy; the reinforced steel frame holds my Labrador with no problem. Very satisfied.

The fold-down rear wall works like clockwork, the mechanism does not jam. My pet quickly figured out how to get in.

The wheels are inflatable, so the shock absorption is excellent. My old dog does not feel the jolts on cobblestones.

The mesh is strong and not afraid of claws. My dog scratches it when he wants to get out, but there are still no holes at all.

A huge plus is that the dog can enter from the back, but the latches on the fold-down wall locking mechanism itself are a bit stiff and hard to open with your fingers.

The stroller weighs almost 15 kg, and you can feel the strength of the frame. It takes up a lot of room in the trunk, but it is worth putting up with for the dog’s safety.

The fold-down rear wall is brilliant; the dog gets in by himself with no trouble! I noticed that the valves on the pneumatic wheels are at an awkward angle, so it is hard to reach them with a bicycle pump.

Bought it for two dogs. It's roomy, and the dual brake holds reliably on slopes. The included rain cover is made of very thin plastic and tore on the very first day, so be careful.

The stroller is sturdy, and the fabric is thick. The steel frame arrived with minor scuffs on the paint near the rear axle joint.

We walked in bad weather using the rain cover, and the dog stayed dry and happy. The stroller doesn't get wet.

The wide, low entrance allows the dog to avoid bending too much when getting in. Everything is designed smartly.

The low and wide entrance is an absolute lifesaver for our senior retriever. He gets in without any fear.

The pump included in the package is convenient and compact; there's no need to search for it in the trunk separately, you can inflate right away.

The braking system works reliably on hills. The only disappointment is that the handle lacks a standard water bottle holder for the owner.

The stroller is roomy and passed the test on bumpy roads. The rain cover has a specific chemical smell right out of the box; I had to air it out on the balcony for two days.

The wheels are super, and the shock absorption is top-notch. However, the instructions don't state the optimal pressure for the pneumatic tires, so I had to look for info on the website.

I would buy it again; the only drawback is its size. It takes up quite a bit of space in the hallway.

I had to inflate the inner tubes a bit upon unpacking, but that's the norm for pneumatic tires.

The drop-down rear panel saved my back; the dog gets in by himself with no issues. The frame is truly heavy-duty.

The polyester basket is easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth after walks on dirt. It doesn't leave any stains.

No corrosion on the frame. I always wipe the steel dry after we walk on wet grass.

Bought this for my Great Dane weighing about 48 kg. It fits perfectly, but I try not to overload it, just as advised in the description. I had to get the hang of folding it, because when assembled, it takes up a fair amount of space in the entryway. However, the back panel folds down like a real ramp, and the dog gets in calmly by herself without getting scared. The pneumatic tires need to be checked for pressure occasionally. I'm glad we went with this exact model; my child happily rolls the dog around the park.

The low threshold helped get rid of the dog's joint problems when getting in; he no longer has to step high.

I really like that there is a dual brake on the rear wheels. We can park on the hill near the vet clinic without any problems.

Bought it for two dachshunds, they weigh about 25 kg together. They ride comfortably, the mesh sides provide a good view and ventilation, so the dogs aren't stuffy. The stated limit of up to 50 kg is handled with a huge margin; the frame has no wobble. The stroller came with a convenient rain cover, which was a nice bonus for our rainy weather. I am completely satisfied with the purchase.

The heavy-duty frame is a lifesaver on bumps. The roads at our country house are ruined, but the stroller rides smoothly like a tank.

My Labrador's long-walk days are behind him, so I went hunting for something sturdy enough to take over. Five outings in and the steel frame has proven itself - nothing flimsy about it, no rattling even on uneven dirt paths. Storage is the one headache: it's a chunky thing and finding a corner for it in the apartment took some rearranging. For a stroller built to carry a big dog comfortably, though, that trade-off seems fair.

The model is genuinely heavy-duty. The steel frame doesn't bend under a heavy dog, unlike aluminum alternatives.

We got this for our Saint Bernard. It's wide enough that the dog isn't restricted in movement inside the basket.

Good set, the pump is compact but pumps efficiently. The rain cover fits snugly and doesn't catch the wind.

The included pump came in handy right away; one tire was slightly flat. The stroller rides smoothly even in the park.

I've been looking for a stroller with two large-diameter pneumatic tires for a long time; they easily clear curbs on the streets.

The steel is heavy, and that’s a plus. The stroller doesn’t tip over when the dog suddenly shifts to one side.

The ride is smooth, and the mesh sides provide great ventilation. For some reason, the front mesh panel quickly gets clogged with street dust and fine sand at home, so I have to wash it once a week.

A 45 kg shepherd fits with no problem and lies comfortably. The bottom is sturdy and doesn’t sag.

I liked that you can fit two pets at once, up to 50 kg total. A real lifesaver for a shelter.

The rain cover included is thick and made of good material. It doesn’t split at the seams in strong wind.

It confidently holds the stated 50 kg limit. Our 32 kg boxer feels completely safe inside.

The tire pump came right in the set, so I didn’t have to buy anything extra. Convenient.

Easy to clean after walks in the park. I took the wheels off, washed them in the sink, and put them back on. Convenient.

Age has caught up with Barney, our golden retriever, and our old walking routes just weren't happening anymore. The 50 kg capacity is what convinced me to try this model, since I wasn't looking to upgrade again in a year. Loading it into the trunk you definitely notice it's not a light piece of kit, but that heft is clearly what keeps it so stable. Best surprise so far is the rear entry - Barney climbs in on his own, zero lifting on my part. A month of use now, including a few rainy outings, and the frame hasn't rusted at all. Wheels roll well over dirt, and the mesh sides keep him cool enough that overheating hasn't been an issue.

Excellent ventilation through the mesh. In summer, the dog doesn’t overheat inside even during a long ride.

The wheel size makes it easy to roll the stroller right up steps if there’s no ramp.

The off-road performance was impressive; we go through the forest with no problems. The rubber on the wheels is thick and doesn’t puncture easily.

The tire pump is compact and sits in the stroller pocket, always on hand if a wheel goes flat.

The entrance is low and wide. My St. Bernard doesn’t bump into the sides when he reluctantly climbs inside.

The load capacity of up to 50 kg has been confirmed by my retriever. The load-bearing structure doesn’t deform in the slightest.

The fold-down rear panel is a lifesaver: the shepherd gets in by herself, no need to lift forty kilos in my arms.

The pneumatic wheels really absorb curbs, and the stroller doesn’t shake. We inflated them the same day it arrived and went to the park.

We live on a hill, so this was a real test for the brake, and it passed - it stays put right where I park it by the entrance. Frame feels bulletproof too.

I put both of my schnauzers in there at once; the weight is right at the limit, but it rolls perfectly. The fabric of the cabin is dense, and claws don’t pierce it.

Twelve years is old for a St. Bernard, and Baks had gotten to the point where his back legs just wouldn't cooperate on stairs or curbs anymore. We'd basically stopped taking him past the block. This thing changed that. It's built like a tank, honestly - solid enough that I don't worry about it tipping if he shifts his weight suddenly - and the rear ramp means he can shuffle in on his own terms instead of me trying to lift eighty-plus pounds of unwilling dog. We take him to the forest trails now and the wheels handle the dirt without jolting him around. Yes, it eats up half the trunk and the rain cover was a nice surprise inclusion, but watching him enjoy being outside again makes the storage hassle irrelevant.

We bought it for an elderly Great Dane, and now we can walk without stress. He gets in by himself through the fold-down rear panel, and the wheels roll great over grass.