Tail Wagon®

Tail wagon

It’s nice, but I should have bought the bigger one. My small dog only wants to ride with one of the big dogs and the big dogs are too big for the tail wagon. How can I exchange it, I threw away the box

Joy Rides!

Whenever I head out for an adventure with my 3 Pekingese and our Tail Wagon, I say to my girls, "Do you want to go tail wagging? And they know what I am talking about and load right up happily. We have so much fun out there all together, and the wagon is a great way to transport small dogs around that maybe do not want to walk too far.

Its good but not great!

I finally got the tail trailer for my pet. It was more expensive than I expected, and it didn’t fit straight out of the box, at least for my e-bike. I had to figure out which axle I needed, so I took it to my local bike shop, and they ordered and fitted it. I have two bikes—a road bike and an e-bike—and it’s very long to maneuver with the e-bike since that’s large too. It has no brakes, so it relies on the bike or e-bike it’s attached to. On the plus side, it’s sturdy and durable, but there’s no built-in attachment to keep the dog inside, though you could add something if your dog isn’t used to staying in the trailer. When you stop, the bike can tip over unless park it next to a curb. I try to do this. It’s easy to fold down and store away, but it can be bit rough for my dog over bumps since there’s no suspension or parking brake. I think there’s an aftermarket option for that, and wheels could be sturdier for rough trails. That might become irrelevant soon with the new e-bike classification laws. I do like the idea of adding lights—there are spots for that—and the bonus of the flag is nice. I do think it's too heavy for my road bike right now because the pet is within the allowed weight but almost at the limit. the end I am not sure I am strong enough or fit enough to pull/drag it after my road bike at the moment.