I have a mini doxie that is 13lbs. I tried a seat that is shorter, but he is too long. with his short little legs, will he be able to see out?
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My dog is 7 pounds and is very small (Yorkie Pin). She would have to remain in a seated position to see out. I put a small travel pillow ($3.00 at Walmart) underneath her to make her more comfortable and the tether was still able to connect to her harness. She could see out while lying down after I put the pillow in the bottom.
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my dog loves to rest her neck on the sides. my wife suggested a pillow to allow her to see more easily that is in the large seat the medium is ok
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We got the xlarge and have a male Maltese @ around 11-12lbs. He can see out but the basket is a little too big for him.
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It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver.... » Read More It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. « Show Less
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The product is specified as Medium size, Measures at: 13.5'' Height X 7.5'' Width X 6.5'' Depth.Measure your lil pooch from head end (not tail end). If I recall there is an opening for their tail. Hopefully he/she will fit. "Good luck."I had one for my Pug pup and used it when biking. It was a head turner! Great product!
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Your Pom would need a smaller size. Unless you would plan on adding a human pad like Poise for extra protection. I used this size for my dog and he weighed about 19lbs.
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Yes! My dog has very short legs like a dachshund and it fits him perfect. He is about 12.5 pounds. Hope that helps.
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It may work for you if he stays smaller, but think about his max weight. The dog does sit low like the pic, but You may be able to position him up a little more. My dog was a 7lb puppy at the time I was using it and really, that's too much weight to carry low like that. I almost altered it to be a few inches shorter. It does give them security and closeness to you as a puppy... I hope this helps.
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The small was too small for my 6lb chihuahua. It was comfortable if she wanted to only sit ... but if she wanted to lay down there was not enough room for her. I got the next size up and it was too big :(
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don't think the small would fit. I have a 8lb yorkie and it is on next to last hole. you would most likely need bigger size
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My dog is 10 lbs and he fits in but if he were any longer I would question it. I would go by the size (length and height) rather than weight. My dog is 13" tall and about 15" long.
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Hi Carrie,If you are talking pup then no he/she won't be able to see out side. In saying that I purchased the large car seat and it is bigger than I thought.The dog is only 4 inches off the seat in the car, Fabulous product tho no hesitation in recommending it!!Kriss
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I have an 18 lb dog and he fits just fine. Sometimes my other dog who is also 18 lbs tries to get in with him and it's a pretty snug fit. I have had the same problem as Nikki with seat panel collapsing and also put a folded blanket under it to support it. I also agree that the legs are very unstable and dangerous so we don't use them. The seat is high enough without them for the dog to see out while sitting in it.
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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 there. It depends on the shape of your dog. I have a 15lb small poodle mix--he's got long legs, so if he's sitting up he needs to slouch just a bit to be able to look out of the mesh window, as all dogs want to do (so I don't keep him in this very long). Westies typically have shorter legs, so he MAY be able to fit in this, but it'll be a snug fit, since he's probably going to be stockier (and the space in the bookbag is pretty narrow--perfect for lean pups like mine, but harder on the little dudes that are shorter and wider).
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I don't think so....I have a 18 pound standard dachshund and it was a no go for her short legs. This would work for under 10 pounds and a tiny dog.
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My dachshund is 13 pounds and is quite comfy and has room to turn, curl up, & move around just fine. Depending on how your little guys like travel it could be cozy; if they are like mine who is up looking out the window the entire time the ride would be fine, if they like to lay down it may be pretty tight for two.
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I have a 17 lb. doxie, he loves it, he sometimes almost tips it over trying to get in the just right position, he stays in it most all evening and sleeps in it in the daytime. It is fun to watch him getting in and turning around and he sleeps with his head out the door or sometimes just at the door. He seems to be quite comfortable. You can always send it back if it is not the right size.
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yes. my pom is 7lbs and its too short for him. His upper body is hanging out.
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I have no idea, but I just measured my doxie and she is 21" long, weighs 18 lbs. I don't think she would fit in this or fit under a seat. Unfortunately I will not leave her home and will not put her in the cargo hold of the plane. I guess I don't travel then!