Urban 3 | Dual Use Dog Carrier & Traditional Backpack
The Urban 3 is unlike anything on the market! Our trendy city backpack serves both dog and human with its dual use foldover backpack/backpack dog carrier design. When in backpack mode, simply load your gear into the bag, slide your laptop into the padded sleeve, and close the bag by folding over the top. When your pup is ready to ride, convert to dog carrier mode and let the fun begin! Available in sizes XS-L, this carrier is meant for small to medium sized dogs. The waist support strap allows for semi-strenuous activities.
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Urban 3 | Dual Use Dog Carrier & Traditional Backpack
Quality is fantastic but she’s 17” and I should have gotten the medium size as this one is a bit too exact/tight on here length. I am ordering the next size cause it’s a great design and function.
My dachshund becomes a happy hotdog when he sees this pack, and I am easily able to get him in and go for adventures. People remark on the cuteness of the backpack all the time. Safe, secure, and love the little vent openings now that we have a little spring weather here and there.
Great backpack Otis loves going for rides around town on my scooter with me. Took him two times before he jumps right into backpack and away we go.
Gets into it easily. Actually really surprised how much she likes being in there
We use these bags for biking and the dogs love it! My chiweenie hates cages, car carriers, purse bags, and any other confinement, but she does excited donuts when we pull out the sport sack!! Getting her in is awkward (long body, short legs!) but she’s a trooper because she loves the end result and takes in all the sniffs once we get biking. We always get lots of smiles and compliments when we are out on the town. Plus, I love how secure my dog is in the carrier. We recently got a second dog who is more of a terrier build, which gave me an excuse to buy a second sport sack! I will say I struggled with the measuring and sizing at first. My chiweenie is 13” long so I originally got a size small, but then ended up with a foam booster and tightening the straps all the way. This time I got her an XS and gave her old small to the terrier who is 14” long. I think either size works for the chiweenie but the XS would be too small for the terrier. I think the length of the legs and girth of the body is something to consider when picking your size, not just their body length.