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Legs Out Front Pet Carrier: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?

Tue, 06/10/2008 - 12:30am by PetSugar
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Even though I've seen these in stores in the past, I would definitely do a double take if I spotted one of these girls on the street. Though there are many variations of this baby doggy carrier, products like the Legs Out Front Pet Carrier ($27.50 and up) are designed to promote bonding. A lot of bonding. As much as LilSugar loves those slings to snuggle her babe, I don't think I'm ready to tote my pup legs out – are you?


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  • Papaver's picture
    Papaver
    1

    a crazy bag-lady who lives nearby carries her pup in something like that...

    12 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment
  • guineapiggin9's picture
    guineapiggin9
    2

    I actually might use one of those because sometimes I go out for walks that are too long for angus to join me on since he gets hot so quickly due to his smooshiness. In those cases, I would use this and sure people would stare at me, but I'd live and he would love it!

    12 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment
  • bluesarahlou's picture
    bluesarahlou
    7

    I think its funny looking when people carry their babies this way...

    Needless to say, this is one of the dumbest looking contraptions I've seen in a while. Same with the strollers for dogs (or cats, or birds, or whatever).

    MAYBE if the pet had a medical condition...other than just being overweight, then they'd NEED the exercise...but a perfectly healthy dog should be on the ground. Walking. Running.

    12 weeks 4 days ago Report Comment
  • Sporky's picture
    Sporky
    8

    I saw someone carrying their poodle in one of these once. In Beverly Hills of course! I could not stop laughing. If the doggy really couldn't walk for whatever reason I'd rather just carry it in my arms.

    12 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • Isista's picture
    Isista
    9

    If the dog had a medical condition then maybe. But isn't the point of walking your dog to, you know, WALK THE DOG? I mean, this is for sure spoiled rotten (unless extenuating circumstances).

    12 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • luxington's picture
    luxington
    10

    I saw a woman with a dog in a baby carriage a few months ago. A BABY CARRIAGE!!!

    Dogs are not babies. They like to run around and dig holes and eat poop.

    11 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment
  • Sweetpea222's picture
    Sweetpea222
    11

    I have something very similar to this for my Shih-Tzu. She has some issues that prevent her from walking at times. This lets me take her on hikes and lets her see the world from a place where she feels safe. I know a lot of people think it’s ridiculous but if the pooch and I are okay with it I don't really care what others think. (I know she isn't a "baby", but she is my baby).

    11 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment
  • bluepuppybites's picture
    bluepuppybites
    12

    This is really funny. I would never get one but I wish I had one when our oldest dog was a puppy. We would try to walk him and he would just sit there half way into the walk. Luckily I had my daughter in her stroller so we would have to put him in there for the rest of the walk.

    10 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment

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