do it works for biking with dog?
779140
Absolutely!! We take our yorkies on bike rides 2-3 times a week and they both love it! We have mountain bikes so we lean over a bit, the pups just sorta hang out in the packs and love it!
779141
It seems snug enough that it could work. I am not sure. Tbere is staps on the side that you can tighten up. I was thinking though that what you could do is put a cotton stap/belt around you and carrier if it doesn't work.
2152995
I would need to see the exact setup. Chances are, that the head tube is too thick. Also, depending on your dog's behavior and strength, I would caution against having him/her pull on the front of the bike, as this can lead to abrupt changes of direction (potentially hazardous). The rear is less susceptible to course changes when a dog pulls. It could also easily be, that the dog's hind legs and the bikes rear wheel get too close if you attach the dog to the front of the bike.
1272605
Yes, I believe it would. My grand daughter rides her bike with it and loves it.
1633446
Yes I think so but I have not used it that way yet. I just went to my bike to see if I could strap it to the handlebars and I was able to. So I think it would work. It is really comfortable to wear on my arm and that is how I use it to date, but I too would like to be able to see the map while biking to avoid a wrong turn. An 8 mile route turned into 15 miles because I couldn't see it.
1318055
If the Bike Tow Leash is attached properly your dog may attempt to jump towards the bike wheel but won't be able to reach it. My dog loves this product. She is so excited to go for a bike run I can't get her on the bike fast enough.
1748470
If your bicycle has a basket, you can attach it with the clip that comes on the can;but I would suggest clipping it to your clothing. It would be easier to get to. I clip mine to my pants when I am walking my little dog and it has worked against a pitt bull.
1058670
I'm not certain just what you mean. I have had NO problems with mine and my lil dog loves riding in it. She has a swollen hear so I can't actually walk here on a leash very far.
426569
No. It comes with a handle bar attachment and must be attached to that piece. It works great on the handle bars and my dog loves it!
1363417
Since the leash attaches to the bike at a low point, you could hook it up to a smaller dog. But would it be wise to run such a small dog? I'm not familiar with mini-poodles, just don't want you to over-exert the dog. It's a good cardiovascular work out for canines and humans as well.
739431
I did not connect it. I was afraid that it would be too heavy wth my dog to steer my bicycle. I use as a car seat or strap over my shoulder to carry my dog. I am a retired older female.
1988835
It works great for that. I have a Bernese Mountain Dog, same issue. Doesn't seem to bother her at all.
2011972
I think it could work, but two things come to mind. If your bike is at all tall, you will probably have to add length the the leash in order for it to reach your dog's collar. You mount the Walky Dog under your seat, and with the leash provided, even our German Shorthair was pulled upward until we added length to the leash. It's a fine balance of giving the dog some flexibility and making sure the leash isn't long enough that the dog can run in front or behind. Our dog really took to running so we can give her more leash now that she knows how to maneuver next to the bike. The second thing is that you'll have to ride really slow in order for a small dog to keep up. Good luck. We love the Walky dog! I think it could work, but two things come to mind. If your bike is at all tall, you will probably have to add length the the leash in order for it to reach your dog's collar. You mount the Walky Dog under your seat, and with the leash provided, even our German Shorthair was pulled upward until we added length to the leash. It's a fine balance of giving the dog some flexibility and making sure the leash isn't long enough that the dog can run in front or behind. Our dog really took to running so we can give her more leash now that she knows how to maneuver next to the bike. The second thing... » Read More I think it could work, but two things come to mind. If your bike is at all tall, you will probably have to add length the the leash in order for it to reach your dog's collar. You mount the Walky Dog under your seat, and with the leash provided, even our German Shorthair was pulled upward until we added length to the leash. It's a fine balance of giving the dog some flexibility and making sure the leash isn't long enough that the dog can run in front or behind. Our dog really took to running so we can give her more leash now that she knows how to maneuver next to the bike. The second thing is that you'll have to ride really slow in order for a small dog to keep up. Good luck. We love the Walky dog! « Show Less
2141765
No, this is not for a bike. It's great for walking. My wife and I both have one. We are always about 300 or 400 steps apart which is accurate for this type of device. You may be able to find something for a bike that connects to the wheels.
927477
If you have a large enough rack on your bicycle, it can. But it's made really well, and is also a bit heavy for a bicycle. On a motorcycle it works great. I just strap it to the passenger part of my seat. My little dog is a nine pound Pomchi, so he has plenty of room in it. Most of the time he peeks out through the top to watch everything. Even when we finish riding he is in no hurry to get out. The tether inside hooks to his collar so I don't worry about him falling out while on the bike. So, if you have a big enough bicycle rack and a small enough dog, and, don't mind the extra weight, it should work for you. But it's really made for motorcycles, and scooters with a luggage rack.Hope that helps.Rob. If you have a large enough rack on your bicycle, it can. But it's made really well, and is also a bit heavy for a bicycle. On a motorcycle it works great. I just strap it to the passenger part of my seat. My little dog is a nine pound Pomchi, so he has plenty of room in it. Most of the time he peeks out through the top to watch everything. Even when we finish riding he is in no hurry to get out. The tether inside hooks to his collar so I don't worry about him falling out while on the bike. So, if you have a big enough bicycle rack and a small enough dog, and, don't mind the extra weight, it... » Read More If you have a large enough rack on your bicycle, it can. But it's made really well, and is also a bit heavy for a bicycle. On a motorcycle it works great. I just strap it to the passenger part of my seat. My little dog is a nine pound Pomchi, so he has plenty of room in it. Most of the time he peeks out through the top to watch everything. Even when we finish riding he is in no hurry to get out. The tether inside hooks to his collar so I don't worry about him falling out while on the bike. So, if you have a big enough bicycle rack and a small enough dog, and, don't mind the extra weight, it should work for you. But it's really made for motorcycles, and scooters with a luggage rack.Hope that helps.Rob. « Show Less
781850
I did purchase it for my ten pound dog and I thought it should be deeper. On turns it made me nervous that he'd fall out. I still have it on my bike tho, for their water and leashes, etc that we might need on our ride. I have two dogs that I take with me. I have a trike so they both sit in the back basket together. I hope this helps you in making a decision.
2210652
From my experience with mine, if the bike is equipped with a back rest and bottom rack it should work. Thecslide over pouch is adjustable and it has 4 tie downs. My dog loves to ride and I am very pleased with it! The dog has better stuff than I do! Well worth the money!
2054157
up until the weather got too cold I was biking about 1 1/2 hours four times per week. I love biking with my dog and the tow bar makes that possible, making it a safe way to bike with my large pulling dog. Have to use a harness though because he pulls too much. Keep a leash on him as well to control his head or incase I need to detach him quickly from the tow bar.