Could you attach it to an electric wheelchair to walk your dog?
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I don't think so because it attaches to the back wheel of a bike and the wheelchair has a different kind of wheel
1694313
I don't think so - this particular brand attaches to the bike via the wheel and wheel skewer and I'm pretty sure the wheel mechanism would be different on a wheelchair...
1694314
Don't know how the wheel on a wheelchair is attached. The arm has a piece that you thread the center pin of the bike tire through. The hole is less than 1/4" in diameter, only big enough for the quick release pins on a bike tire. I think wheelchair ones are larger. I would try looking at the walkie dog one as well as it looks like it has a clamp arrangement instead. Not sure if that is sufficient help
1694315
I really wouldn't be able to tell you. You might if the wheelchair has the same screws and assembly has a bicycle.
1694316
The Woof Cycle will place the dog too far away from the chair to get down halls and through door ways. The Bike Tow Leash has a model and accessories for dog owners with special needs.
1389858
I would assume so. We have a dane mix who is quite strong and we are not as physically able as once we were. Walking him was difficult for us. With this harness he cannot pull. Anyone can walk him without issue. He is not bothered at all by it. He reacts just like when we get the leash, excited. It is a great tool.
1115700
no you can't attach a leash to it. it fits quite snug so if you want to you could probably put a harness of over top of the shirt. it has work wonder with my dog, she will even nap during a thunder storm while wearing it. I recommend it highly.
1690956
I can't see why not. Its a very loud machine though so you might need one of those sound dampers for it. First time I turned it on my mom and dog both jumped off the couch :)
132445
yes you can but it can be uncomfortable depending on how much your pet weighs
92001
No. You'd have to make something that would work. I suggest a string tether of some sort.
288753
Hi MH, There are a few things to consider. Is your dog strong enough to pull you out of the chair. If so, I wouldn't recommend this. Or is the dog capable of controlling your chair speed and possibly endangering you? If the dog is smaller and not one to pull then I think this is an excellent choice! The length of the leash is adjustable and could be used in a chair. I just wouldn't want you hurt. It does take core strength with a pulling dog like mine. Let us know how it goes!
1684082
Not that I know of but you could take a short leash and there are lots of places you could attach it. It's really a nice pet stroller. Easy to roll, roomy attractive and nice having cup holders.
398205
I think it probably would fit on a wheelchair since it fits on a stroller. It seems like its wide enough, and the straps are adjustable.But you might want to buy one that is for a double stroller just in case.
727755
I have never seen one on a wheelchair but if there is an 1 1/4" tube somewhere on the seat or armrests it would work.
431336
There is a screw-hole in the clic-gear unit that the umbrella holder threads into. So the holder would only work with a wheelchair if the wheelchair had the proper size screw fitting
2274783
No, because it needs a hard lip to clamp to. You would be better off with a leash type.
2126295
I am not sure about the wheelchair. It probably will. It has enough room to hold my husband's electric cart. The wheelchair would probably fit. Take the measurements of the wheelchair and see if the carrier is wide enough for the wheelchair. You will probably need to tie the wheelchair to the carrier with tie downs for safety reasons, which is what we do with the electric cart, and the tie downs are easily removed when you want to unload the chair.
883909
I'm sure you could, but my girls haven't tried it. Now the dog had taken one outside & the leg came off. I was worried it wasn't going to go back on but it did.
1346355
I bought it for the lifting and supporting and did not try on a leash. It can be used that way but as already suggested, it might slip a bit for other than a calm walk. I don't think it is intended to aid in controlling a dog on a leash.
1886882
No, it is designed only for a chair with a hard seat. I wish there was one that would work with a wheelchair, but this needs a hard surface and a fairly large seat.
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Legor, I will ask the person who uses it more than I, but I haven't heard mention of my Australian Labradoodle doing such a thing.The bike rider says, "I don't know big a dog that is, but I don't think a dog would be able to jump on a bike wheel while attached to this. It is a well made device."