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    Thanks for your comments. I was really hoping that there was someone here that had experience with one of these carts, but it looks like I struck out this time.

    Asiel: I checked out the site that you listed for small dogs, and while the poly frame is a good idea and lightweight, the wheels are really small. I'm certain those would not work well outside in the grass, and larger wheels would be needed for that and to run smoothly and not drag. The small wheels would work good for the smooth surfaces inside, but she would be needing a cart more for outside. I did find a site that had carts especially for small dogs, and the frame is lightweight aluminum and it has larger wheels, and the price of those carts wouldn't break the bank - one was $167 - and they were designed by a vet.
    And the hugs were delivered to my little one.........

    Sandie: This girl would NEVER tolerate a sling! She is so darn independent, and doesn't like me following her around when we go outside, and she really would spazz and we would get nothing accomplished that way. I use a harness on her as opposed to a collar, and she has no problem with having that on when we go anywhere that I have to have her on a leash. So at least I know that wouldn't be an issue if it comes down to her needing a cart. I don't know how she would tolerate a cart, but I think she would accept it. In my research yesterday, it says it takes about 2 weeks for a dog to get used to it.

    But - I don't know that she will need one anyway - just thinking ahead to the possibility of it. After her couple of "butt down" episodes again yesterday morning, she hasn't had any more at all. But I'm still taking her in to see doc tomorrow, and get her take on all of this.

    So Myndi could still use some good vibes and PT prayers. Wish us luck, and I'll post back after her vet visit in the afternoon.


    ETA: Sandie - aspirin is DEFINITELY not an option for her. She was on a baby aspirin twice a day and with food, when she developed that intestinal bleed and almost died a couple of years ago - and she had only been taking them for 2 or 3 weeks at the most. Sure don't want to go there again!
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