The rear harness is designed around the dogs private area so when they pee or poop, it will not soil the harness. If is does, simply cut the neoprene material a bit without cutting the strapping material.

If your dog has a rear amputated leg, the Walkin Wheels will still work for your dog. You might need to counter balance the cart (moving the wheels slightly forward) to take some of the weight off the front leg. An Article discussing Canine Amputation is here: http://handicappedpets.com/www/index.ph...

The Walkin Wheels cart is designed to accommodate dogs with rear end issues. Here is a test to do: Take a towel and roll it up the long way, put it in front of his back legs, holding each end of the towel. Pick up the hind legs 5" off ground and nudge him forward (like wheelbarrow). If he can m...

In an unlikely situation where your dog died or just doesn't need the cart anymore. No problem, you can sell it on our Classified. This cart is in demand and people would love to buy your used cart. Just post the wheel or tire size, breed of dog and weight. If someone wants to buy your cart but need...

If your dog will only go backwards, it's not uncommon. He is just trying to back out of an uncomfortable situation. Try looking at the FITTING OF YOUR DOG topic to adjust the front harness so it's not pulling your dog backwards. Make sure the length extenders are out enough for the dog to stretch ou...

If you set up your Walkin Wheels and the wheels look like they are going inward, here is the answer: Your Cart is UPSIDE DOWN! The notches on the black knuckle should be facing top of cart (two notches on outer side of knuckle and one notch on inner side of knuckle). Line the one notch inbetween the...

Bigger dogs that weigh over 100 lbs. will need a large or x-large rear harness. Loosen up the 4 round clips so that the rear harness hangs lower so that the stress point isn't right at the silver peg.

The wheel size depends on the weight of dog and measure (Groin to Ground). This is the most important measure. Groin to Ground means inside the back legs against the skin (private area) to ground. If your dog is over 65 lbs, you will need the 12" wheel or pneumatic tire. Over 125 lbs., you will...

Sometimes dogs with small rumps have problems with the rear harness strap over the back falling off. It can also get bunchy near the rear. Solution to this would be criss-crossing (X) the back straps. By doing this, it will hold the rear harness on better.

The Walkin Wheels cart should be parallel to the ground. If the cart is lower in the front, you need to re-adjust the front harness. Make the strap over the shoulder tighter, other two straps snug. The extender side rails should extend out to the front leg so its not pulling the dog down.

Front Harness Take off 3 velcro comfort sleves. Hold the front harness so that the red strap hangs down. Put your dogs head in between two black straps. Put red strap in back of front legs and clip into harness. Tighten up straps so its snug on your dog. Take harness off dog and attach comfort slee...

Now my dog is back to herself so I guess the chewy went through her system. Never thought to check her stool but having 2 boxers might be difficult to distinguish which is which. The magot thing, well that just made me sick to think about.

Well I stuck my hand in her throat and felt part of a chewy. It was too slimey to grip and eventually couldn't feel it anymore. My boxer is still drooling and not eating, just resting. Thanks for the response.

My boxer is 6 years old and all of the sudden she is drooling everywhere. What is happening to her and why? Anyone who has experienced this, Please respond. I will make a vet appt tomorrow. Thanks

yes, the bigger Walkin Wheels is available. It comes with the 12" or 16" tires, longer extensions rails and width connector.