Aubenord recommendation

My Duque COOPER Dog Stroller | Used by Loui

A sturdy three-wheel folding dog stroller with a roomy ventilated cabin, suspension, puncture-proof wheels, reflective detailing, an adjustable handle and storage. We have used it extensively with Loui.

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Loui in the spacious My Duque COOPER dog pram with large wheels and storage for mobility trips
WHY THIS ONE

Why we trust it

Used extensively with Loui for IVDD mobility, longer outings and travel, including trips to France. We broke two cheaper prams before buying the COOPER. Loui’s Walkin’ Wheels wheelchair also fits inside, which makes mixed stroller-and-wheelchair days much easier for us.

AT A GLANCE

What stands out

Sturdier than the cheap prams we broke: this is the one we kept
Three-wheel layout with a manoeuvrable front wheel
Suspension and large puncture-proof wheels: useful for everyday outdoor routes
Front and rear access: easier loading options for a mobility-impaired dog
Large mesh panels: airflow and visibility from the cabin
Reflective detailing: useful on lower-light outings
Adjustable handle and storage basket: genuinely practical day to day
Roomy in our use: Loui’s Walkin’ Wheels setup fits inside with him
CABIN FIT & PRACTICALITY

Check your dog, your car and the load limit

The COOPER has a roomy cabin and is listed for dogs up to about 15 kg (33 lb). Make sure your dog has enough room to sit or lie comfortably, and check that the stroller suits your car and home storage space.

My Duque COOPER dog stroller used by Loui for longer outings and travel
AUBENORD VIEW

Why this earns a place on Aubenord

We kept the COOPER because its sturdier build, generous cabin and practical travel features solved problems the cheaper prams did not. It gives Loui a comfortable place to ride and rest while still letting us carry his wheelchair and switch between assisted walking and stroller travel when appropriate.

PRACTICAL CHECKS

What to check before buying

Before you order
  • Make sure your dog has enough room to sit or lie comfortably
  • Check the stroller fits your boot and home storage space
  • Consider whether you can comfortably lift it in and out of the car
  • Load a mobility-impaired dog without unnecessary jumping, twisting or scrambling
  • Attach the internal security point to a suitable harness rather than a collar
  • Use an approved vehicle restraint for car travel; a pet stroller is not a crash-tested restraint