Lukovee Legs Out Front Carrier Backpack for Small Medium Dogs - Adjustable Hands-Free Chest Carrier for Hiking Cycling (Green-4, Large)

My JRT panics when he first leaves the house for the trail and wont walk. So I put him in this carrier and go out a good ways and then put him down and he hesitates but then he goes for the trail. He is 14 pounds and I’m 5-1 so he gets heavy. But this carrier really works. My size is Medium. We couldn’t go out before. We’re really grateful that I can get him out on the trail and he can get excersize. It’s a good value, Made well, is fairly comfortable and the fit is good. It looks as good as a carrier can. Be sure and follow the fit chart. Also, I live alone so I sit down in a chair and drop him into the bottom pocket while I’m seated. I saw that in a review-otherwise I would have been stuck!!

This carrier is perfect if you have a smaller dog or have a very strong back/ no back issuesUnfortunately my dog is 30lb and I am approx 150 lbs, I did not have confidence that I would not cause injury to myself

At one point in time my husband and my primary (only) transportation was his Harley. I hated leaving my fur baby, Mr. Wlison, behind all the time. So one day I strapped him into a baby carrier designed much like this, only didn't have as many adjustments (or a tail hole!) He squirmed a little at first, but once we got on the motorcycles, he absolutely loved it! I'm not sure what happened to it, but we haven't had one, or the need for one, in several years.But I have been looking for another for quite some time because Mr. Wilson SO loves getting air in his hair, he really enjoyed riding with us on the bike, and he's pretty old now. I wanted to give him that thrill that he loved so much at least one more time.Then I saw this and couldn't believe it! I was ecstatic, and ordered one immediately. Mr. Wilson is a Silky Terrier and weighs about 20 pounds. His length and distance between legs measured in the medium size range, but his chest girth was several centimeters less than recommended. However, I went for the medium anyway, and he's just fine in it, chest and all. But that's one of the reasons I love the fact that all but one of the places his appendages go have the capability to be adjusted for a custom fit. As do all the straps the carrier utilizes. The only one not adjustable is for the tail.The buckles are made of very sturdy hard plastic and they're thick, so I doubt they'd break very easily. Also, most of the straps have clips that hold the loose ends in place so they're not flapping in the dog's face, or mine, because of the wind (these guys thought of everything!) The stitching is good and strong, and the material is of good quality. The section that contains his upper chest and shoulders has comfortable, yet thick padding. The carrier holds Mr. Wilson's weight and size without issue. And he is as happy as a clam in it!Now for the negative (if you choose to call it that):The hip straps are of equal length, however, only one is adjustable. Because my frame is relatively small, this design makes the buckle sit on my hip bone, rather than the middle of my lower back. Which can be slightly uncomfortable during certain movements. But a small price to pay for my fur-baby's extreme pleasure.For all you small to medium sized dog owners, this is a MUST HAVE! (Oh, and in case you're wondering, we ordered the pink by accident.)

My puppy has a long torso and this is great for him. It's comfortable for him and a little extra room to grow(although I hope not too much, because he's heavy now!).

The strap that goes around the person could be larger..if your larger it just do t work