LINCAE All Terrain Dog Stroller with Ramp

Overview

An all-terrain folding stroller for medium and large dogs, rated to 160 pounds, with a loading ramp, three entry points and dual handles that reverse so you can push from front or back.

At 32 pounds total with an alloy steel frame, this sits closer to a heavy-duty mobility stroller than a lightweight small-dog buggy, and the ramp plus 160-pound capacity point it at senior or larger dogs that cannot easily be lifted in. Tool-free setup is claimed to take about three minutes.

• 160-lb weight capacity
• Ramp plus 3 entrances
• Reversible dual handles
• Tool-free 3-minute assembly

Who it's for

Owners of medium to large or aging dogs who need a ramp-loading stroller rather than a lift-in carrier, and who want the option to push from either end. Not a fit for anyone wanting a compact, lightweight stroller for a small dog, since the frame alone weighs 25 pounds.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

The 11-inch rear and 8-inch front wheels combined with the alloy steel frame are what let it handle rougher ground than a typical small-dog stroller, and the reversible dual handles mean you can walk facing the dog or push from behind depending on the route. It folds to 34 by 24 by 7.5 inches for storage or transport.

Specifications

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