NATUYA Pet Dog Sling Carrier - Waterproof and Windproof Puppy Carrier Bag, Adjustable Strap Hand-Free Dog Sling for Outdoor Activity or Subway

I was pretty sceptical when I first opened up the package, the bag is very light, but that’s what I bought it for. Every other carry bag seems to be black but for that’s no good for summer. We tried this ivory one out today and my little chihuahua loves it. Not nearly as bulky and hot as his black bag and sturdier than you’d expect. Also just looks like a crossbody bag if you fling it to the back when your dog isn’t in it, much more stylish than a regular front carrier. This will make for many comfortable walks. Definitely recommend.

Very comfortable for me and my fur baby. My 8 lb chihuahua loves to be with me at all times, especially in crowded or stressful situations. She happily scrambles in when I tell her, “get in your bag”! She fits so perfectly inside and is genuinely comfortable and cozy in there. She burrows in it and it turns into a cocoon. People don’t realize I have a dog in it until she wakes up and pops her fluffy head out. I wish the strap was not quite so wide, I don’t use the really nice strap cover it comes with because it adds too much bulk for me, but I won’t remove a star because it’s made very well and I have sloping, narrow shoulders. Most things like this are never quite right for me. That is not the fault of the sling. Most people will fit perfectly. Fits me perfectly without bolster. Very comfortable for me with or without bolster. Secure and safe for her.

Very comfortable for me, and seems to be comfortable for my 9lb Rosabel too, although as you can see from the pictures, she's resting in a sitting or leaning position, not 4 paws on the bottom of the bag, so I'm not sure how comfortable she would be on a long hike in this (I plan to use it for only short periods when she's tired of walking and needs a break, or when in a shop). Wide strap and lightweight makes it easy for me to wear the bag, and the pocket seems big enough for a wallet (not sure I'd personally want to put a phone in it so close to my pup, but one would fit) and poop bags. The first time I put her in it, she wasn't so sure, but the bag does hold her close to my body, and I think she quickly enjoyed being snuggled and having a different view of everything. (I gave her lots of treats first ride in the bag!) This morning when she was snuggled up by my side on the sofa, I took the opportunity to put the sling down where she had already been lying, and it was easy when we were both sitting for me to put her in and put the strap over my shoulder and go into the bathroom where I took these pics. As you can see, she was pretty relaxed and this is only the second day.Rosabel, my long-haired chihuahua mutt, is 9 lbs or so, and this fits her well. I am 5'5" and like where it comes on my body (see photos). I do tend to support the bag with one arm/hand, but I also did dishes, took the photos, and made myself a sandwich using two hands while she just watched quietly, so hands-free is definitely doable and seems safe for brief periods if you dog is resting quietly. The bag seems sturdy, but it's only the second day and I will keep an eye on the stitching.I don't use the "safety strap" because I will feel her struggle long before she could jump out, and the safety strap and clasp just wouldn't hold a 9 lb dog in if she really was struggling. Maybe it would add safety for a tiny 3 lb dog, but I wonder if it is more false security? The bag wouldn't be safe if a dog doesn't want to be in it, and it would be a long fall. But as I said, my dog adjusted pretty quickly with treats and the view and the cuddliing. If your dog is a cuddler, I should think it will take to the bag pretty quickly if you're patient and positive. I've kept her in it for less than an hour at a time.I also ordered a different pet sling/bag which hasn't arrived yet and will update this review when I've had a chance to compare and contrast them.

Me gusto todo el producto, es lo que yo buscaba, tarde en encontrar algo así y estoy muy contenta

Porter mon chat en bandoulière, ça le rassure et il peut profiter de la balade mais aussi le poids est mieux reparti pour mon dos