I think this is like the babies’ ones right?!? I don’t know for sure but I think so.
It’s pretty much just a loooong piece of fabric. It’s very soft and strong. Has some stretch to it.
And behave a very anxious puppy that even being on a carrier, stroller, pawaboo doesn’t seem to be close enough for her.
So I was looking for something that would be as close as holding her in my arms, but that would allow me to keep my arms free.
This seemed perfect.
I tested at home to see her reaction.
The instructions are fairly easy to follow, something you can def tie up in your own.
My Millie seemed comfortable and happy when I put her in and it was very comfortable for me as well.
She is a 5.5lb Maltese.
Now I’m not sure if this is explained on the description, but in case it’s not, lease be aware that in the instructions card it it’s advised to NOT Use this if your dog is over 10 years old, or has any spinal issues.
This got me a bit concerned even tho my dog just turned 1.
So I’d suggest independently of your dogs age to always check how their spine is positions and if their legs are ok.
Also based on that warning I don’t intent on using that for too long. Just in case.
Especially now that I think she may still have a tad bit more to grow.
Also… the strip of fabric is very long. And like I said,, fairly easy to put on your own, but the idea of doing it on the street and having it rub all over the dirty ground kind of annoys me a bit but I guess there’s no other way. It needs to be long.
And last but not least, not that I care, but I am anticipating weird looks when we go out like this in public. 😂😂😂
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Product Description
Puppy Pouch Dog Carrier
- Calms Anxious dogs
- 8-18 pounds
- Made from cotton and spandex
- Not for pets over the age of 10
- Consult your vet before using
Take Your Dog Anywhere!
- Even weight distribution
- Swaddles to relieve anxiety
- Washable
- Hands free
What is Puppy Pouch
Puppy Pouch is a long piece of fabric that you wrap around your body forming a swaddling pouch to relax anxious dogs. Print and video link instruction are included with each purchase and on this webpage.
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Customer Review: Exactly What I Was Looking For
Robert Broley
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Exactly as seen, does the job.
I got this for my husky pup. First pictures is just to help get an idea of her size and shape, second shows me holding her. She is big, but I am also 5'1".She's only 3 months old and has over a month before she'll have all her shots. Because she's already so big, I wanted something that would mostly ease the burden of carrying her until then, maybe give me a free arm for short periods. She's a bit big for it, even though I don't believe she's 20lbs yet - her front arms can get out pretty easily, and if she really decided to get out, if I didn't stop her, she'd definitely be able to.Considering how big she is, I'm quite impressed with how sturdy this is. It's really just a long piece of cloth that you wear a specific way, but it's pretty cool. The way you tie it up (following the video) I could even untie the back completely and it held her (I wouldn't do that - but if it came untied for some reason, I don't think you'd lose your dog before you noticed). I definitely think it would be more effective with smaller dogs, but it definitely can hold her.I got another dog 'backpack' that is quite large, both for her to grow into, this was actually the back up in case that one was too large still (which it is), and while the other supports her better and she seems happier with, my shoulders quite prefer this one. The strap width and the stomach support brings the dog in close and gives multiple support areas, with it being distributed over a wide area on the shoulders.*** Edit - we hadn't weighed her recently. She's 25 lbs. I'm impressed it could handle her at all, but I think the up to 18 lbs is probably quite reasonable for this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
Color: BlueVerified Purchase
I found a 4 month old kitten with a badly injured front leg and a broken back leg. He wants held all the time which makes doing things hard so until his little wheelchair comes in, I wrap him up and carry him with me. Works great
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023
Color: BlueVerified Purchase
I got this for my husky pup. First pictures is just to help get an idea of her size and shape, second shows me holding her. She is big, but I am also 5'1".
She's only 3 months old and has over a month before she'll have all her shots. Because she's already so big, I wanted something that would mostly ease the burden of carrying her until then, maybe give me a free arm for short periods. She's a bit big for it, even though I don't believe she's 20lbs yet - her front arms can get out pretty easily, and if she really decided to get out, if I didn't stop her, she'd definitely be able to.
Considering how big she is, I'm quite impressed with how sturdy this is. It's really just a long piece of cloth that you wear a specific way, but it's pretty cool. The way you tie it up (following the video) I could even untie the back completely and it held her (I wouldn't do that - but if it came untied for some reason, I don't think you'd lose your dog before you noticed). I definitely think it would be more effective with smaller dogs, but it definitely can hold her.
I got another dog 'backpack' that is quite large, both for her to grow into, this was actually the back up in case that one was too large still (which it is), and while the other supports her better and she seems happier with, my shoulders quite prefer this one. The strap width and the stomach support brings the dog in close and gives multiple support areas, with it being distributed over a wide area on the shoulders.
*** Edit - we hadn't weighed her recently. She's 25 lbs. I'm impressed it could handle her at all, but I think the up to 18 lbs is probably quite reasonable for this product.
She's only 3 months old and has over a month before she'll have all her shots. Because she's already so big, I wanted something that would mostly ease the burden of carrying her until then, maybe give me a free arm for short periods. She's a bit big for it, even though I don't believe she's 20lbs yet - her front arms can get out pretty easily, and if she really decided to get out, if I didn't stop her, she'd definitely be able to.
Considering how big she is, I'm quite impressed with how sturdy this is. It's really just a long piece of cloth that you wear a specific way, but it's pretty cool. The way you tie it up (following the video) I could even untie the back completely and it held her (I wouldn't do that - but if it came untied for some reason, I don't think you'd lose your dog before you noticed). I definitely think it would be more effective with smaller dogs, but it definitely can hold her.
I got another dog 'backpack' that is quite large, both for her to grow into, this was actually the back up in case that one was too large still (which it is), and while the other supports her better and she seems happier with, my shoulders quite prefer this one. The strap width and the stomach support brings the dog in close and gives multiple support areas, with it being distributed over a wide area on the shoulders.
*** Edit - we hadn't weighed her recently. She's 25 lbs. I'm impressed it could handle her at all, but I think the up to 18 lbs is probably quite reasonable for this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
Everyone that says this doesn’t work unfortunately didn’t follow instructions correctly. I purchased this for my New York trip - because my son is clearly very attached to me. This also helps him when he gets fatigued from excessive walking in NYC. I had him in the pouch for 5+ hours for 3 days straight. He took the train, subway, bus, and Ubers in this carriage comfortably. He was happy, & my back hurt but it’s okay I will sacrifice my back for my son 🥰 I followed instructions setting it up, and it was easy. Material won’t stretch much, which is good because you don’t want your baby to slip off or get loose as you walk. Would recommend over and over again if I could!
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Best single-dog carrier I've tried.
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