Ownpets Pet Sling Carrier, Fits 15 to 25lbs Extra-Large Dog/Cat Sling Carrier Reversible and Hands-Free Dog Bag with Adjustable Strap and Pocket Shoulder Pad for Outdoor Travel Hiking

I have a 15lb Cavapoo whom will always be "in training" as my service dog, just because she indicates when something is off-right now "just" my blood sugars & heartbeat (it sometimes slides into tachycardia, but if she gives me a heads up, I can cut the duration by half by relaxing & using a heating pad on my chest) but as my needs change in the future, she will adapt as we go. I just got the pink bag "hard case", but have been using the grey "sling" style bag. I just got the pink bag, but my pup seems to really like it. It's sturdy under her butt, has enough room for her to get comfy. Has a few safety features to keep her safe & sound. The fabric is nice, and the pockets are really useful!! It's a nice looking bag that I'm hoping will last as long and as well as the grey sling bag.

I have a terrible back. My chiweenie, 17lbs, became paralyzed in January and I needed something that would let me take him to vet visits and PT and the like. I tried a couple of other bags, and this is by far the best one I've found. It is sturdy. The strap is adjustable. I can just keep my hand on him to keep him calm in the bag and even if I have to stand a while, I can manage to rock him like i would a toddler on my hip. I lined it with an bath mat that can be washed easily but also pull moisture away from him. Pee pads do not work because they gather. It is much easier to wash to bath mat :) I keep a diaper in the front pouch. and his collar on the outer part of the shoulder strap. there is a strap at the top of the bag if needed. I used his collar and strap initially until I was sure of how he would behave.

I carry my dachshund in and out of the apartment to potty in a bag in order to take care of his back (as there’s a flight & a half of stairs we have to use & his legs are super-short). I’ve found that the usual inserts for pet bags are way too short for him, with his longer body, so I made him one out of stiff cardboard & duct tape so he has support from head to tail. However, this made our previous bag too “shallow” because the support board is wider and spreads out the bag, so the sides are shorter and barely secured my little guy inside because it wouldn’t fully zip up. It wasn’t going to work so I went on the hunt to find one with more room. This bag is SO much better! It’s large enough to incorporate my little guy and his support board, yet not so deep that the bag swallows him and he can’t see out. Having the open drawstring top makes it much easier to put him in and take him out (instead of the previous bag’s zipper) plus it provides ventilation. And I like how the material is water resistant—it also doesn’t pick up tons of grass/debris when I set it on the ground for my little guy to get in/out. The only part I would change is that the big buckle on the strap hits me right on the neck, but I’m working on that. The one thing I recommend for ANY bag: make sure your bottom insert is long enough to support your pet’s *entire* body, not just their butt. Standing on those little surfboard inserts mean that they’re trying to balance once you pick up the bag when they’re inside; and their spine doesn’t get the support it needs to stay in a straight line. If they sit, it might be ok but if your pet is standing, it’s better for them to have a longer insert that is under all four feet at the same time. That way their hind (or front) end isn’t dangling off the board and hanging in the air.

This would work with a smaller dog. My dog insisted on sitting horizontally rather than vertically. He refused to budge, so I carried him like this and have now given up. The product is okay, but not for smaller dogs than my Pekingese.

I have a maltipoo, she is about 6 pounds. And I find that this has worked really nicely for me. I did add some cushion to the bottom of the bag, I wanted to give her more space so I got a medium size and I absolutely love it !!! She is secure and she is comfortable, and I feel safe with her and that bag, and I absolutely love the fact that it has a clip that I can attach it to the back of her harness !! Well done !

The description lies. The entire exterior of the bag is plastic. It is not broadcloth nor is it jersey as the photo image implies as does the “reversible” description. A. Plastic is too hot for a dog to be inside, especially in the summer. B. One can not reverse a hard plastic exterior to an interior and have it flexible. C. A dog inside a hard plastic ( reversed) interior would not be comfortable. D.) the padding is a small removable piece of cardboard with some cheap fabric and slight stuffing. I bought the most expensive (Amazon) sling option for a 15 lb dog. He fit inside but the net is not very secure. Also - if the dog jumps and is clipped with the enclosed clip - they’ll be hanging DANGLING from the cheap clip. I didn’t attach it for that very reason. Bottom cushion is also missing from 1. I wanted to like this. I really wanted to keep it. I even bought iron on patches to try to make it cuter, but you can’t iron onto plastic. Some may love it but should be informed that the bag is “ waterproof” because it’s plastic. Dogs don’t have sweat glands - could overhear leading to dehydration! Deceptive marketing.

I love this has a flat bottom. I looked at other products that were upwards of $80-$90 and did not have any of the other cool features. It has a treat pouch, a really adjustable wide band and a shoulder pad, a pocket for all your other necessities and a nice net feature at the top that will help secure them in the pouch. It also has a clip on leash that is attached to the actual pouch. Perhaps the best feature is the flat bottom insert so the pet can sit normally. We adopted a badly abused dog and she has become attached to just one person in the family and will snarl at all the other others unless she is held. This has made it much easier during her adjustment period.

Its too big for my Maltipoo, he couldn’t balance himself when i carry him.

First of, I own 2 Fundle slings, for both my 6lbs and 12 lbs mini Dachshund. This one was purchased for my 14lbs Doxie thinking it would work since the ad shows a 17lbs Doxie in the large bag. OMG, this is so cheap and flimsy with a short piece of board that is lost in the bag it's so small and not helping at all. My dog sank inside helpless and couldn't find a comfy way to place herself. I am used to slings, not new to carrying my dogs in them. This one the fabric feels like the dollars store plastic bottle recycle bag, you know 3 for $1. I don't know who there's positive FB on here.

Pues nuestra pequeña no se adaptó a la bolsa, prefiere que la llevemos en brazos

I’m really happy with the Ownpets Pet Sling Carrier it fits my dog perfectly and feels very secure. The material is comfortable, and my dog settles in easily when we go out. It’s sturdy, supportive, and gives me peace of mind knowing my pup is safe and snug while we’re on the move. Definitely recommend!

This carrier has inaccurate description of "Inner Fabric: soft and breathable 100% COTTON" ??? The inside is definately not at all 100% Cotton , it is very cheap thin flimsy plastic !!! Totally not what was expected and will be usless for the winter !!! Very disappointed !!!