HPZ Pet Rover XL Extra-Long Premium Heavy Duty Dog/Cat/Pet Stroller Travel Carriage for Small, Medium, Large Pets (Taupe 2nd-Gen)

My Maltese pups outgrew the small stroller and I wanted to get a larger that would accommodate both dogs the 4 yr old is 14 lbs and the 1 yr old is 10 lbs. I looked at several “twin” strollers but decided on a single medium sized stroller would work better for my girls. As soon as I received it, even before adding the wheels, placed the girls in the stroller to check the size and it was perfect! After easily setting the stroller up, I took my pups out for a stroll. They loved it and I did too! It’s quite sturdy and comfortable for both the dogs riding and me pushing. The XL feature makes it very roomy. There is lots of storage and great visibility for the pups even when the top is secured down.The stroller is heavier than I expected but not unmanageable. It feels safe and secure. It would be nice to add a couple more security straps to attach to the dogs’ harnesses ( there are 2, so just one for each dog since the stroller is set up primarily for one larger dog)The only problem I had with this order through Amazon was that I was promised delivery in several days and it wasn’t received for several weeks by UPS. So far I am very happy with this purchase

My miniature poodles are 11.2 and 9.3 pounds. In the picture you can see that they are happy and have plenty of room. I purchased a previous wagon stroller and had to fight to get them in it. When I unpackaged and assembled this stroller immediately both pups jumped in. They love the smooth ride, maneuverability and the quality top notch. I love there is no zipper and that I can lift the stroller without much effort. I suffer from chronic back pain and was looking for a stroller I could lift. The price is a little steep but well worth it. Since the back lets out it’s streamlined without being wide like the other stroller. This one can easily maneuver through aisles at the store. The basket netting is resilient since both my boys like to claw through things. I would definitely recommend this to all pet parents as a way to take your pup on rides and it’s really discrete as it looks like a baby buggy. Get this stroller before it sales out!!!

This is my 2nd Stroller. I bought one over 7 yrs ago same exact one I bought againLove the size . Nothing wrong with the 1st one Im actually selling it for much less , I just wanted a brand New one because my Baby Girl Frenchie deserves it :). Awesome product very sturdy holds up to 75 lbs my baby girl weighs 24 lbs but loves to stretch out when she sleeps in it. Buy it! You will have zero regrets

I purchased this stroller for my 12 year old bulldog who has cancer. We took this on our road trip and Winton loved it!!!!! The carriage is more than roomy for his 60lbs, it is easy to maneuver and he could see out and enjoy the views. I found the storage underneath to be tight and hard to use. The stroller was easily collapsible and easy to get in and out of the truck. The restraints work great and he didn't even realize he was leashed safely in place. He could lay or sit and I had room to place my purse and a few of his toys and belongings in the carriage with him. The only reason I gave this stroller 4 stars and not 104 is one of the snaps has already broken on our first voyage. Otherwise, this stroller is PERFECT!

The media could not be loaded. I am absolutely in love with the stroller. My 13 1/2 year-old dog loves to go on walks, but he is unable to go as far as he would like. This is a perfect balance in letting him walk as far as he can, and then putting him in the stroller so he can still be outside and go where he wants to go. It’s a little bit more difficult to maneuver than I thought, but gives me the perfect workout. It’s not so difficult that it makes much of a difference though. It’s very sturdy and is perfect length so he can lay down and stretch out if he would like. It looks nice too.

The media could not be loaded. My 12-year-old, 52 lb hound mix has very bad joints now. He used to be really active and run 10+ miles on trails when he was younger but these days, he often pulls back after less than 1/4 mile. He was becoming very depressed and it was obvious that he wanted to do more but everything just hurt. Nothing I did inside the house to provide enrichment was enough. When medicine and other adjunctive therapies had stopped helping, it dawned on me that not it was not only small, bougie dogs who could ride in strollers and I went on a search for something that I could use for him as well as my adventure cat. I found this! It is very stylish and roomy. With the front and back fully extended, my boy has plenty of room. He can sit upright, stand up, circle, reposition, lie down. You name it, he can do it in this thing. I am training him that the only way to get in/out is through the back zippered area, not over the edge, so he will indicate when he wants to get out to stroll a little. We tried it out in the house first and he almost instantly fell in love with it. He voluntarily stayed in it for 20 minutes- just laid in it! On our first stroll at the park, I initially pushed it while he walked next to me. About 1/4 mile in, as usual, he started to pull back, but then nosed the stroller (!!). So, I let him in and he was SO HAPPY. I pushed him about a mile and he indicated he wanted to sniff. He got out and walked about 0.2 miles again and nosed to get back in. Then, he rode calmly for quite some time. All-in-all, he got out to walk 3 times but we did 3.6 miles that first day! I tell you, there were some happy tears welling up in this mom's eyes. My boy was ecstatic to be outside, seeing the sights, sniffing the smells and listening to the birds. We just closed our first weekend with it- 3 walks at 3 different parks so far- and are up to 5 mile walks now. He is so much more full of life than he was only a few days ago. His spirit is back, he is more affectionate and cuddly. My boy is ALIVE inside again.The tote basket underneath is super handy. I was able to take his water bowl, 2 bottles of water, his snacks, my snacks, etc. easily with a ton of room to spare. There are handy pockets on the frame of the stroller, too, to keep things a bit closer at hand. The bottle holder is key, too. I love that it's there for my water bottle. But, as I discovered this morning, it would not fit my rather slender travel coffee mug. So, it's not perfect, but still a cool thing to have. I just put the coffee mug in the basket underneath since my travel mug is spill-proof.It comes with 2 "mats" but I'll be looking for a better pad or orthopedic mat to put in the bed of the stroller for my prince to lounge on.Ok- overall, I really like this stroller- a LOT. It's not truly a 5/5 because there are some things that could be better, but it's a solid 4.5/5.The not perfect: The instructions for assembly could have been better but there is minimal assembly, so fussing over the axle/feet and tote basket was not really a big deal. The protective plastic wrap was secured under permanently fixed parts of the frame during manufacturer assembly, so getting all of the plastic out (at least until it was not visible) wasn't super easy. The front wheels don't swivel, so steering isn't as precise or easy as it could be if they did. Another grump is that while the handlebar does adjust so you could push from either the front or the back (essentially reversing the stroller), there isn't a footbrake at the front, so pushing it that way doesn't make as much sense even though you could do that. I don't want to have to stop my stroller and walk to the "front" to put the brake on. So, I keep the handlebar in the original location and push it forward as intended. It folds up relatively easily but it's pretty big and it might be difficult for a small person to handle. It will take up a lot of space in your vehicle (fills the entire backseat of my Jeep Cherokee- the pets ride in the very padded cargo area). I might need to size up to a large-sized SUV if we're going to take this on vacation and expect to also take bags. So much for trending downward... but my boy is worth it.