Ibiyaya Happy Dog & Cat Stroller, Medium, Ocean Blue

Giving it a 4 because I haven't had it long. I mostly push or pull it empty b/c it's for when/if my dog tires. Things to know: my weak wrists find 1-handed steering difficult whether I'm pulling or pushing it because its steering is very sensitive, which is a good thing otherwise. It maneuvers well when I pop the front wheel and spin it around to quickly avoid something when empty. The length is good if the window is open for my extra long Corgi (35-ish inches from head to butt) and she has room to turn around. I think the rain cover would only be good for small dogs or when it's empty. If you have a heavier dog (mine is 34 pounds), it is difficult to load the dog if she can't get in on her own; a large open top would be better. But, I wanted the three wheels because the steering is much better for faster walks and so we make it work. Having it lower for us means she can jump out at a step or to the sidewalk from the curb. Dogs with long legs and no medical issues can easily get in. The adjustable handle is a nice feature, as are all the openings. The seat is slightly padded, but I did add a cushion. All that said, we like it enough that we've named it "Coach." When I drag it along with us, my dog walks faster for longer periods. She rarely needs to ride so far, and I'm grateful for that. Recently, she will walk 50 feet from home before indicating we should go back and get Coach. Then her mopey, slow walk picks up quite a bit. She doesn't ask for a ride, but she's happy to have her new friend come along. My biggest concern is learning how to walk pushing with two hands and keeping the dogs to the side of it. My last stroller was for a dog who often had to lie down and who slowly lost her ability to walk. For that situation, a higher 3 wheeled cart with a larger opening from the top and a front that pushed down so she could look out worked well for her and my back. Because it was higher, the openness was a positive. For a lower stroller like this one, the openness might encourage a dog to jump out or other dogs to jump in, so the door with a window works well. Including this comment for comparison shoppers with special needs. Hope it helps.