Wanted dog pram to take up to 25kg Frenchie

Have a look on Facebook marketplace. They sometimes turn up on there.

Thanks swcoulthurst

I'm not a facebook user personally but my wife is, so I will ask her to take a look.

Kind regards

Paul

We have a dog pram, was used successfully for our 12kg Border Terrier for a couple of months when she injured her leg.  €30 can deliver if needed.

Hi Marty,

That's great - i will take this and try him out in it.

We work in Benijofar and live in Quesada, so delivery would be great if possible.

Let me know.

Kind regards

Paul

Hi Paul, we will be around those areas later this week for Mercadona shopping, will drop it off or meet there.  

Thanks Marty,

I really appreciate it.

We are 2 minutes from Mercadona so that may be the best option.

If you could call our reception on 865 756 058 with the time/day that you want to drop it off I will ensure that 30€ cash is on reception for you.

We are next to Hamiltons (Thy Will Be Done).

Thanks again.

Kind regards

Paul

Yep know where you are, will drop it off asap . Thanks Pa

Do you mean your french bulldog weighs 25kgs. Thats means the dog is grossly overweight. An average French bulldog should only weigh between 9-14 kg. Unless dogs have a serious injury they should be walking. Dogs should be on their feet not in prams.

Alfapash,

I was wondering when this type of comment would arise.

I am a member of the Frenchie Rescue Foundation in the UK.

Benny has a spinal injury that has deteriorated gradually over the last 2 years, he has had an operation to deal with hernias but he is now unable to walk very far at all and is also now incontinent as well.

Consequently, he has put on weight and I would imagine he is about 18kg now, he is one of the original large French Bulldogs as was his brother Frankie who was a very healthy 20kg when he passed away 2 years ago from 2 x brain tumours.

At the moment, we want to allow him to walk as far as he can and then put him in the pram for a while and then walk a little bit more and so on so he can enjoy time out of the house and make his last amount of time left with us as enjoyable as possible now that he is 11.

We want to be able to put extra things like water and nappies in the pram so went for 25kg as an arbitrary weight that would be sufficient to accommodate all our needs.

On a personal note, please do think about what you say when responding to things like this as comments such as yours can be seriously distressing and upsetting as they give an air of accusation and imply that in some way we are not looking after our dog.

Kind regards

Paul