Kurgo Dog Carrier Backpack for Small Pets - Dogs & Cats | TSA Airline Approved | Cat | Hiking or Travel | Waterproof Bottom | G-Train | K9 Ruck Sack | Black (Heather Black) (ZCR30-17171)

Fantastic carrier for hiking and city use. Beautiful design. Great quality. Very comfortable shoulder straps. This bag fits my 13 lbs Havanese very well, although she needed a towel at the bottom of the van as a booster :)

I've bought this bag for our 8kg Jack Russell cori cross. The bag is a decent size and the materials are ok. Only issue is if your dog wants to sit with one arm hanging out the front part of the bag is not sturdy enough so the whole front bit starts bending and tilting temporarily which means you can't use it long term. If the front panel is bending inwards then the dog hangs out of the bag attached to the safety belt. I would welcome to try the improved version, but for this back that was a bit pricey, I feel like I am going to get at least a years service out of it.

Feels a bit expensive for a backpack, but price aside we're pretty happy with our purchase and our dog didn't seem to mind it as well. The inside seems comfortable and is easy to clean if there are any messes. Also the design is casual enough to be used as a regular backpack for any hiking or outdoor activities

I really really wanted to love this bag. Design-wise, the construction of the shape is very good for carrying a small pet. There's even a harness/collar attachment inside, and a leash carabiner on the back. However, that's where the praise ends. It's not a true rucksack style, and rolling either the mesh lid or the top lid is cumbersome. Without actually wearing it, the top flap kept unfolding. I put my dog inside this, and she's only 9.8lbs, and barely 13 inches (not including tail). However, she can only sit up in it. And there's no room for a decent camera and first aid kit (or even one of those items). That's a big deal breaker for me. While my furry best friend has definitely gotten older, that doesn't mean we're not hitting some serious hikes that she needs to take breaks on. But we still need to have some sense of security (water, snacks, first aid) which won't fit. I even tried to buy accessories this week to see if I could strap them onto this pack, but the extra straps on this pack are more for design than function, as trying to strap a soft foam case (for camera or a diy first aid) would not set securely against the straps or rucksack. If the straps, side vents, and front decoration were true gear and attachment points, I would probably keep this. But for the price, I'm returning it until I find a better solution. I'll work around my 36L size Osprey or name-brand Camera bags that offer more space and better protection (for dog and cameras).

Excellent built quality and stylish