If you ride on a bike trail or on a very quiet residential street, under 15mph, you should be OK. I have a 60 lb dog who was laying down in the trailer when a car turned in front of me. A quick turn to avoid impact at less then 15 mph and trailer went over on its' side. The hitch did its' job very nicely and the bike and I stayed upright and in control; however, if defensive riding can cause the trailer to flip over that easily, I have to seriously question it's safety for my dog and for me.Click Here to see more reviews about: Croozer Dog Bicycle Trailer (Sand/Silver)
Product Description:
Not all dogs can keep up with the sporty two-wheeled ambitions of their master or mistress. When that's the case, dog owners can turn to the Croozer Dog bicycle trailer, which ensures that your four-legged friends won't feel left out. Ideal for both short outings and long cycling holidays, the Croozer Dog boasts such construction details as an aluminum chassis, a plastic floor, and a bicycle hitch arm with two axle-mounted hitches.
The Croozer Dog folds flat for easy storage.In addition, the trailer's large door makes it easy to put Fido into the carrier, with zips at the front and rear for quick access. Best of all, the trailer's simple folding mechanism collapses flat, making it a breeze to store the trailer in the corner of your garage or in a closet. Other details include several side windows to give your dog a pleasant view, an internal eyelet for attaching a dog harness, and 20-inch spoked wheels.
The Croozer Dog--which holds pooches as heavy as 100 pounds--measures 31.5 by 36 by 32 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 31 pounds.
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