All-season pet stroller with shock absorption

Our beagle isn't small, but it's within the weight limit, and the stroller doesn't sag.

Our yard has a real incline, so I always test brakes there. This one holds the stroller still while I sort out the leash.

The front suspension is noticeable on cobblestones; our Yorkie is less nervous and sits calmer.

The brake clicks into place cleanly. On the slope near our house, the stroller does not creep forward.

Bought this for our Pomeranian after long weekend walks. At first, he peeks out of the basket, then lies down under the hood and sleeps until we get home. I especially liked that you don't have to lift the front sharply at curbs; the wheels go over them smoothly.

The adjustable handle made a bigger difference than I expected. I can push it without hunching over.

We have a Welsh Terrier puppy. Decided to get this model because of the large wheels. Tested it yesterday on a forest trail with gravel; it rides like a dream. No bouncing at all, the handle is comfortable, and I can walk upright without hunching. Completely satisfied.

The frame isn't flimsy. I accidentally leaned on it, and nothing bent; the metal is excellent.

It also comes with a rain cover. I didn't expect that at this price point; a great and useful bonus feature.

The front wheels have great suspension; you don't feel the potholes in the yard at all anymore.

After the rain, I wiped the frame dry; there are no signs of rust or squeaks.

On narrow park paths it tracks straight enough that I am not constantly correcting the front end.

We have a dirt road at our country house, and the front suspension is a real lifesaver. The dog isn't bounced around inside on the bumps. Completely satisfied with the purchase, I will recommend it.

The fabric is stitched with high quality; no loose threads anywhere. The basket looks neat and sturdy.

The wheels are much quieter in our hallway than the hard plastic ones on the stroller we had before.

There is a mild slope up to our door, and the brake keeps the stroller from rolling back while I unlock the house.

The front wheels don't get stuck on the tiles near the store; it can be pushed with one hand.

Our old stroller shook the dog badly on curbs. This Fernpaw model softens those bumps enough that he stays lying down, and the frame still feels firm when folded and unfolded.

The handle doesn't slip in my palm when I'm pushing the stroller wearing gloves.

The stroller is strictly for everyday walking; it probably wouldn't work for veterinary visits, but just for going for a walk, it's super.

The hood is a great protection from the sun, and the basket breathes. It's not stuffy inside; the dog feels great.

We took it to the sea and folded it into the station wagon every day. Our Corgi started using it as a rest stop after the beach, and the handle adjustment made long walks easier for me.

The thick fabric basket was easy to wipe clean with a regular wipe after walking in wet grass.

It's convenient to check on the dog through the back window without having to stop every five minutes.

The stroller is heavier than the basic model, but it's justified. It rides very smoothly, and my Pug is absolutely thrilled.

We took our pug around the park a few times. The wheels handle bumps beautifully, and the handle adjusts perfectly to my height. But the plastic clip on the safety strap inside the basket turned out to be flimsy and cracked right away when the dog jerked around. I replaced it with a regular leash carabiner. Other than that, it's excellent.

The 600D Oxford looks durable. Dirt wiped off with a regular damp cloth without leaving streaks.

I read that this isn't a medical device, but it worked perfectly as support for a bad paw after a fracture.

After a forest trail, I rinsed the wheels and the dirt came off the PU coating quickly.

The basket fabric is thick and holds its shape really well. The dog feels safe and cozy inside, even in the wind.

The Oxford fabric is dense; the dog scratched it with its claws a couple of times and I didn't notice any marks.

We bought it for an elderly corgi. The suspension helps on dirt paths and the brake locks firmly, but the lower Oxford fabric grabs mud very quickly. I have to scrub it by hand after wet walks.

The dog doesn't shake on gravel; the front suspension works properly. But when folded, the device is honestly huge, I barely managed to squeeze it into the station wagon.

The adjustable handle is great, it's comfortable to push. But the zipper on the canopy has been sticking from the very start. You have to fuss with it carefully.

It really does handle curbs and gravel smoothly, the dog doesn't shake. But the size disappointed me; it doesn't fit in the trunk of a sedan, so I have to put it on the back seat.

The set includes a rain cover with Velcro; it attaches securely and doesn't come off in the wind. Protects really well.

It is not the lightest stroller, but the bigger wheels make it easy to steer with one hand.

My corgi weighs about 15 kilograms and fits with room to spare. He sits freely and can turn around.

For our Kiki, an elderly cocker spaniel, we use the stroller almost every evening. She walks to the park herself and usually rides back. On the cobblestones near the house she used to shake and ask to be picked up, but here she sits calmly. You can feel the stroller's weight when lifting it into the trunk, but it doesn't get in the way.

The stroller stands steadily when the dog climbs in from one side. Nothing tilts or twists.

The front wheels are almost 17 centimeters, so they don't catch on small branches on park paths.

Our French bulldog happily climbs into this stroller. The material breathes, so even in summer during long walks he doesn't overheat. The front wheels spring really well on the cobblestones in the city center. We use it every day and are completely happy with the purchase.

I liked that there is air inside even with the top closed; that's important in summer.

The rain cover closes without gaps; we tested it in light rain on the way to the vet.

The basket is very well ventilated, the windows work. The Oxford fabric disappointed me; fur sticks to it terribly.

The frame feels sturdy; when our French bulldog gets in, nothing wobbles.

It fits into the elevator fine, although the model isn't the most compact. That's ok for us.

I liked the rear window for air; I open it when it's sunny. The dog doesn't get hot inside the bed.

The rain cover included in the set doesn't tear; I put it on once when a downpour started, the fabric is thick and decent.

We bought it for our old poodle. It's hard for him to walk on his own, and in this he just lies down and looks around. Smooth ride, almost no vibration, and the aluminum frame is light to carry. Get it, you won't regret it; we've been walking every day for a month now.

On the gravel path near our house, the ride is smooth enough that our dachshund stays settled.

Cleaning the mud off the wheels turned out to be really easy. I just washed them with water from a bottle and that was it.

The Oxford fabric looks durable. A mud stain wiped right off, it's a very practical compartment.

We have a pug who gets tired quickly in the heat. With the rear window open, he rode all the way through the park without getting out of breath, and the canopy protected him from the sun. We rolled it along a path with small stones, and the front didn't wobble like our old pet carrier bag.

Folded up, it stands in the hallway and doesn't take up too much space. A stroller is a truly necessary thing.

The stroller is heavier than our old one, but it feels much more stable on uneven roads.

We closed the canopy against the wind, but thanks to the rear window, the dog still got plenty of air.

I thought the suspension might be mostly marketing, but it does reduce the rattling on gravel. Our Jack Russell now lies down instead of bracing himself, and the handle height keeps my back from aching.

Everything needed was included right out of the box, didn't have to look for a rain cover separately.

The wheels are made of PU rubber, they don't slip on the wet tiles at the mall. Very easy to walk with.

It rides noticeably softer on the dirt path by our country house than I expected.

They say it's rated for up to twenty kilos, but my eighteen-kilo chonker barely fit width-wise.

The included rain cover is a plus, but the canopy doesn't stay fixed in the open position; it constantly falls onto the dog.

The front springs absorb shocks going over curbs excellently. What's annoying are the velcro strips on the compartment itself; they've already started collecting lint.

The foot brake is reliable on an incline. I only wish the rear wheels came off faster for cleaning.

The rubber wheels are large and grippy. Getting over curbs is now completely problem-free and smooth.

The folding frame fits into the trunk of my station wagon without any issues. The rear window provides great airflow, we recommend it.

The canopy folds back rather than to the side, which makes it much easier to put the dog inside.

The Border Terrier sits freely, the frame doesn't squeeze him on the sides.

Folded up, it fit into the trunk of our crossover right next to our bags.

A steel and aluminum frame. The stroller is sturdy, with no looseness after a month of daily use.

The rain cover already came in handy at the park; the inside stayed completely dry.

The canopy opens smoothly, the dog isn't startled by any clicking sounds and calmly walks inside.

My Basset weighs exactly the maximum limit. He fits, but it's a tight squeeze.

The handle has height adjustment. I'm tall, and finally, I don't have to hunch over.

The adjustable handle was a lifesaver: I’m shorter than my husband, and it’s comfortable for both of us to push.

I liked that there are care instructions on the label. Everything is clearly explained, and the fabric is easy to clean.

At the bus stop, I lock the brake with my foot, and the stroller doesn’t roll away while I’m getting the leash out.

The front axle takes the joints by the tram tracks smoothly, and the dog is noticeably calmer.

My dog can see me through the rear window and tries to stand up less.

The brake presses down easily with your foot and locks securely. A very convenient detail.

The rubber wheels roll silently and smoothly, with no vibration. It’s annoying that the mesh on the rear window doesn’t detach completely for washing, so you have to vacuum it and scrub it in place.

The large rear wheels handle our old curbs easily, and the dog sits level.

It goes together without any complicated parts; I attached the canopy myself in a few minutes.

For our elderly spaniel, this is a lifesaver on long walks: he walks part of the way himself, then gets into the stroller. On the gravel in the city park, there is noticeably less shaking, especially compared with a regular lightweight model. I would buy it again.

It met my expectations, gravel is no problem at all. The dog sits calmly and doesn’t shake.