Dog Carriers

Find Your Style.

While there are many different dog carriers on the market today, the fact is that it can be pretty difficult to find a great style and model that is attractive to carry and that is comfortable for both you and your beloved pet. However, when you take the time to find the perfect one for you and your doggy, you will be able to travel more conveniently with your pooch to different locations near and far!

There are some features you will want to look for as you shop around to ensure that you get the perfect tote:

 Ventilation: Whether you live in a warm climate or a cool climate, the last thing you want is for your beloved pup to be struggling for air or to feel claustrophobic inside your carrying case. This can make your pup overly anxious, and it can also even bring on a bout of doggy sickness, too! So as you shop around for dog carriers, pay special attention to the ventilation. Ideally, you will want to find models and styles that offer a cross-breeze of ventilation by offering screened-in windows on multiple sides of the case. An added benefit is that your pup will be able to see what's going on in the world around him and this will decrease the anxiety a bit.

Support: Take a moment to consider what life would be like for you if you were put inside a carrying bag. When that bag is picked up, do you want to have a supportive base to sit on so that you aren't crumpled up into an uncomfortable ball? Absolutely! Each pooch has a different weight, so your pet may need a more supportive bag than another pooch needs. Be sure not to guess on the weight of your pup. It's best to know your pooch's weight accurately and then find a bag that offers the support he or she needs based on weight.

Your Comfort: Keep in mind that your comfort matters when it comes to dog carriers, too. Many smaller pups that fit into these carrying bags will weigh between 10 and even 20 or more pounds! Consider for a moment how uncomfortable carrying that weight on your shoulder may feel after just a few minutes. Some bags are designed with comfort in mind, offering you extra padding on the shoulder strap as well as an extra-wide strap, too. Others are designed to be carried with a handle and don't offer a shoulder strap at all. Keep in mind how you intend to use the bag and how long you will be toting it around at a time in order to determine which is right for you.