Strollers for larger dogs are a much smaller category than strollers for small ones, and the reason is physics. A 20kg dog sits high, moves about, and puts real load through a frame that also has to fold. Four wheels rather than three, a wider base and a bigger cabin are what make the difference between a usable one and a wobbling one, and this is built to that pattern.

The cabin is padded underfoot, which matters because a dog that cannot settle will stand the whole way and unsettle the stroller with them, and panelled with mesh windows on more than one side so air moves through and the dog can see where they are going. Vision is what keeps a large dog calm in a moving box. The frame folds in one action for a car boot, and the wheels are sized for pavements and park paths rather than for rough tracks.

• Four-wheeled frame sized for medium and large dogs
• Mesh windows for airflow and a view out
• Padded cabin floor
• One-action fold for the boot
• Three colourways: dark grey, grey with red, and grey with yellow

On weight and measurements. Measure your dog nose to base of tail lying stretched out, since body length rather than weight decides whether they fit, and put the brake on before loading a heavy dog in.

Who it's for: Owners of medium and large dogs, particularly senior or post-operative ones, who want them out of the house on days when their legs will not manage the distance.