Can my dog lay down ...I have a 13 pound chihuahua mix and she has a long body
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I have a 25 pound French bulldog.. Cant stretch all the way out but she loves it. Sits up high so she can see out.
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If she likes to curl up. My guy stretches out with his legs up against the door or window on long rides and also curls up -- he's about 9.5 lbs, a Maltese/Chihuahua mix.
62761
Absolutely..she will love this seat, I can assure you. It is really quite roomy :-)
62762
I have a 12# Cock-a-Poo mix and she curls up in it when she sleeps. I guess if your dog curls up when she sleeps, it will work for her. When my 'baby' isn't sleeping, she can sit and look out the window or she lays down and rests her head on on the edge of the booster seat.
62763
We bought it for our Dachsund Chihuahua mix who got up to 17 lbs! Not sure she could stretch out full length but she was very comfortable in it!
62764
Yes, my 14 lb Chinese Crested can lay down in it pretty comfortably. Her body is fairly long.
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If you are talking about both dogs fitting comfortably on the bed, then I would no. My dog loves it. She is about 70 lbs. and needs to stretch out on it. It's a great bed. Perhaps, two smaller beds that you can put next to each other??
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No. My Maltese dog is 13 lbs. He fits in the seat fine. I have seen seats for two dogs in some catalogues but the're pricey. They can only sit up and can't lay down.
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Yes, in fact my dog will only ride laying down. She can sit up with it on, also, but not stand.
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Yes, I think so. My 14 lb chihuahua/terrier mix fits in height, width & lengthwise but it's close quarters. He can stand, sit or lay down in a straight position. But widthwise too narrow for him to be able to lay down in a crescent shape like dogs often do & prob can't turn around. My 22 lb standard dachshund fits in height & width wise but lengthwise only with his head & neck sticking out of the side with the screen down. It's a hight quality, durable bag. I put loud pipes on my bike, so never actually used the bag for the dogs. Can get two plastic bags of groceries in, or my tote and a lunch bag or boots, etc. Yes, I think so. My 14 lb chihuahua/terrier mix fits in height, width & lengthwise but it's close quarters. He can stand, sit or lay down in a straight position. But widthwise too narrow for him to be able to lay down in a crescent shape like dogs often do & prob can't turn around. My 22 lb standard dachshund fits in height & width wise but lengthwise only with his head & neck sticking out of the side with the screen down. It's a hight quality, durable bag. I put loud pipes on my bike, so never actually used the bag for the dogs. Can get two plastic bags of groceries in, or my tote and a... » Read More Yes, I think so. My 14 lb chihuahua/terrier mix fits in height, width & lengthwise but it's close quarters. He can stand, sit or lay down in a straight position. But widthwise too narrow for him to be able to lay down in a crescent shape like dogs often do & prob can't turn around. My 22 lb standard dachshund fits in height & width wise but lengthwise only with his head & neck sticking out of the side with the screen down. It's a hight quality, durable bag. I put loud pipes on my bike, so never actually used the bag for the dogs. Can get two plastic bags of groceries in, or my tote and a lunch bag or boots, etc. « Show Less
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Yes I have a chihuahua mix that is 14 in long and weighs 13 lbs he fits with room to spare. Should be fine for pups.
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In my opinion, no. My Chihuahua is only 9lbs and that was pushing it. It destroyed his back. Steroids & pain killers for 2 weeks for him. :(
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My chihuahua is 7 lbs and has plenty of room to lay down even with a blanket wrapped around her
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We have Shih-tzu's that weigh about 16 pounds. They have separate crates but can both sleep together. A medium size dog could probably fit with b=no problem.
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our dog is 28# and if he stretches out there isn't room for another dog. because it is canvas, it sags a little in the middle. if your dogs like to lay close, it may work.
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Maybe. My papillon is 12 lbs and can lay full length in it - but only just. Since dachies are long, I'm thinking yours might have to curl up a bit, so I wouldn't suggest it if his back has to stay straight, as my dog's did. OTOH, if your guy can curl a little it should be plenty wide enough to accommodate him, although you wouldn't want to leave him in something he has to curl in to replace a kennel (they need to be able to lay straight for full time use).
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I have a 21 lb terrier mix who fits well if her head sticks out. She loves riding on my bike!! Just got back from a three hour ride from Palm Springs!
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I have a West Highland Terrier who weights 20 lbs. with short legs. He just fits. It's shallow, so I don't think a dog with long legs would be able to sit down very well.
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Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck!
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Curled up, I would think so. My dog is what I would call a Medium-Large terrier mutt and when she lays in it there is plenty of extra space. Also, the outer rim is so soft, that it wold be comfortable to lean up agains without feeling squished.
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The length is 22 inches. So sorry ... I don't think he'd fit laying down. My little Yorkie has lots of room but prefers to sit. Hope this was some help to you.
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No...I would recommend you look into the next size up bed. They are a solid bed...but I would be worried a dog that size would put too much strain over time on the structure. Hope this helps!