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Ultimate top quality rolling pet carrier for transporting your pet which also converts easily into a comfortable backpack carrier. Will accommodate pets up to 15 lbs. Available in black.

User Reviews about Kyjen Outward Hound Pet Roll Along Carrier & Backpack - Black

I live without a car, and this carrier is great for taking my cat to the vet on my bike. It is awesome to just carry her on my back. The rollers work nicely, too.

But I am not sure how other reviewers managed to use it for air travel. To fit under a seat, it would have to be turned onto its back, and then the mesh would fall on top of the pet, which doesn't seem at all comfortable. No, for my upcoming flight, I'm getting a different carrier. -- Great, but not for air travel

I have a mini Dachshund, and she's just a puppy so I hate leaving her at home, she hasn't had all her shots yet so I can't put her on the ground in pet stores ect. This back pack has been a god send most stores don't let you bring a dog in, however in this as long as we don't take her out all they do is coo at her. When she's not in it I Use it like a diaper bag for her when we go places. It holds her blankets toys extra food treats ect.
Things I wanted to know and were concerned about before I bought it. Its allot bigger than the ones you see at petsmart or petco the whole back is mesh so they can look out there is an adjustable strap that I attach to her harness in case she feels the need to base jump. The pockets are big and hold baggies of food, bottles of water ect. She curls up in it and sleeps when she's in the car in it. I wouldn't use it for anything more than a small or toy breed dog I have 2 full grown domestic house cats and both would fit but wouldn't be comfy. I have left her back pack beside her kennel and she hops on in the back pack and naps when she wants to get away from the hustle and bustle of the house. The only complaint I have is the pack when it's on your back because the bottom is at the small of your back tilts forward slightly. My Husband is looking forward to using this in the summer on hiking trips for when she's tired and wants to nap he can toss her in the back pack and still have his hands free
-- Perfect for a small cat/dog

This has been my carrier of choice for the past three years.
The airline has no problem with it because it fits perfectly under the seat.
My cat adores it even with his size (he is quite large)
True is a tight fit, but he just gets in and gets ready for a lon comfy nap.
We even use it to go around town with him. Visits to family members are a joy. (I wish he were a bit lighter in weight though)
The padding on the base is perfect. The pockets are just right for papers and food supplies.
Going through airports with this is a breeze.
I am buying my second one this year because the other one it a bit worn out by now. -- Perfect for air travel

Well, first of all, I have to say that this little carrier was a lifesaver flying from Ohio to Italy with 2 cats in tow. One of our cats was in this carrier and was as comfortable as possible for a series of 3 flights. We also had another carrier for the other cat CFA Cat Carrier which also worked out well. The pros and cons of this backpack were this:

PROs:

1. Easy to pull on wheels in the airport without bouncing the cat around. Having the wheelable feature made it easier for us to get around quickly without making it an uncomfortable ride for the cat.
2. Once while she was feeling a bit more frightened, I was able to wear the backpack on the front and keep a hand inside the bag which was a great comfort to her.
3. Nice big pockets on the sides and front which held extra food, pee pads, and the harness and leash that the airline required.
4. It washed out well in the bathtub when we got home.
5. It met Delta's requirements for an under-seat pet carryon. (Although this changes often, so double check before buying it just for flying!)

CONs:
1. Not a large walking space for the cat. This carrier, obviously being more tall than long, had less moving space for our cat than the other standard carrier that we had for the other cat. During the longest part of the flight we took the kitten from this carrier and put her in with the other kitten in a single carrier, however, we could not have done that in this bag. If you have a very small dog (we have a smaller than average Maltese that LOVES this), that would be the best size pet for using this outside of airline travel.

2. No frame on the top to keep the net from 'collapsing' on the animal's head.

3. Wish this had a place for a water bottle.

Overall, I'm very glad I bought this bag. It's versatile, holds a lot in addition to the pet, and still has a lot of 'viewing space' for them to look out. I have since bought other products of this brand; they seem to be sturdy and practical. I hope this helps!

**Update 9/09: We've had this bag for nearly 2 years now and it has been completely hosed down a time or two and still keeps on going (no rust on the frame, etc. Still no regrets about buying this bag. Since our dog goes everywhere with us though, and he absolutely loves to be in a backpack in crowded spaces or on the more difficult hikes, we added another backpack which is worth mentioning before you decide what to buy. It is the Paws At Work Travel System from PetEgo. The interior expands more or less depending on the amount of space they need and has a frame to keep the space from falling in on their heads in the full open setting. It also has a removable pop-up house, as well as a separate pocket for a laptop. Worth checking out before making any decisions. :) -- Fantastic for anything from airline travel to mountain hiking to bike riding!

Well, first of all, I have to say that this little carrier was a lifesaver flying from Ohio to Italy with 2 cats in tow. One of our cats was in this carrier and was as comfortable as possible for a series of 3 flights. We also had another carrier for the other cat CFA Cat Carrier which also worked out well. The pros and cons of this backpack were this:

PROs:

1. Easy to pull on wheels in the airport without bouncing the cat around. Having the wheelable feature made it easier for us to get around quickly without making it an uncomfortable ride for the cat.
2. Once while she was feeling a bit more frightened, I was able to wear the backpack on the front and keep a hand inside the bag which was a great comfort to her.
3. Nice big pockets on the sides and front which held extra food, pee pads, and the harness and leash that the airline required.
4. It washed out well in the bathtub when we got home.
5. It met Delta's requirements for an under-seat pet carryon.

CONs:
1. Not a large walking space for the cat. This carrier, obviously being more tall than long, had less moving space for our cat than the other standard carrier that we had for the other cat. During the longest part of the flight we took the kitten from this carrier and put her in with the other kitten in a single carrier, however, we could not have done that in this bag. If you have a very small dog (chiwawa, toy breed), that would be the best size pet for using this outside of airline travel.

Overall, I'm very glad I bought this bag. Although my cats have since outgrown it, it is still useful for my smaller-than-average Maltese for travel as well as a hike in the mountains. I would definitely buy more products of this brand. I hope this helps! -- Fantastic for airline travel or for tiny pets