Dog Wheelchair - Extra Small (Display Model Sale) For Toy Poodles, Chihuahuas, etc.

Dog Wheelchair - Ultra-Small Type. This product was made as a sample for events like Dog Fes and has not been used as a test ride.

We manufacture ultra-small types for dogs weighing 1.5kg to under 4kg. Many of these are for Toy Poodles and Chihuahuas around 3.5kg, which have longer legs relative to their body length. The item listed this time was made based on the average measurements for such dogs.
The average dimensions are: ① Body width 14cm, ② Front leg length 21cm, ③ 23cm, ④ Length from front leg to hind leg 23cm (refer to image G).

The wheelchair has an adjustable height and length range of 5cm. The leg straps can also be adjusted by about 5cm, allowing for a total height adjustment range of approximately 10cm.
*Width is not adjustable.

[Color] Sand Beige (Finished with urethane clear coat over acrylic paint)
[Main Unit Dimensions] Height 24cm (excluding handle), Width 29cm, Length 40cm
[Weight] 1.7kg (4-wheel configuration), 1.3kg (2-wheel configuration)

The materials are primarily impact-resistant rigid PVC pipes and all-stainless steel pipes, handcrafted one by one by our artisans.

Features of the Sanpo Ikou Car (Let's Go for a Walk Car):
- Easily switch between 2-wheel and 4-wheel configurations in about 3 minutes without tools.
- Belts can be easily detached and washed for hygiene.
- The materials are not solely metal, which cushions impact and reduces stress during movement.
- Screws are inconspicuous, and the design is not overly metallic.

A common consultation we receive is:
My dog's front legs are still strong, so I bought a 2-wheel dog wheelchair, but they won't walk with it.

Not only the dog but also the owner needs time to get used to the wheelchair itself. This is a common issue when starting directly with a 2-wheel type, even with our products.
Belt adjustment is also important; sometimes, even a slight change makes a difference. However, it is generally best to start with the 4-wheel configuration (no need to attach belts, just place the dog in the seat) to get accustomed to it, and then gradually try the 2-wheel configuration while monitoring their condition.
Owners may also struggle with the numerous adjustments and attachment points of the 2-wheel type, as well as the difficulty of getting the dog into a wheelchair that doesn't stand on its own, leading them to give up.

*Please confirm your dog's measurements before purchasing.
*As this item was used as a display model, please understand that there may be minor scratches.

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