Small Dogs

: Augie a Boston Terrier , in his Eddie’s Wheels custom made dog wheelchair plays with a toy

: Cardigan the Corgi enjoys his walk on the lawn in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelhchair

: Chester a toy poodle moves at a good clip in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: The incomparable Daisy checks out an interesting spot in her custom made pink powder coated Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Dobie a small mix breed, covers a lot of ground in an Eddie’s Wheels custom made dog wheelchair

: Duncan the Corgi enjoys the fine weather and smells of the outdoors in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Einstein the Corgi cuts a dashing figure in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: These three dachsunds discuss how much they love their custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchairs

: Freddie a small mix breed gets ready to set out for a walk in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Grey a long hair dachsund enjoys a stroll in a custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelhchair

: Jack the Corgi proudly presents his retrieved item as he stands in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Jasper is back on beach patrol in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Keaton the Corgi stands tall in the saddle in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Lance the dachsund out and about and catching his ball again in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: This small breed climbed to the top of the hill in an Eddie’s Wheels custom made dog wheelchair…now he enjoys the vista

: Miss Haley a beagle, enjoys the outdoors in her custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Neither land nor water can stop Otis from exploring in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Otis in full stride as he hits the asphalt in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Pismo a corgi is once again able to walk the beach in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: This small poodle is about to set off for a walk in her new custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Promise a dachsund gets ready to roll her new wheels on her custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Daisy a dachsund and chairman of the board at Eddie’s Wheels in the grass in her custom made dog wheelchair

: Squishy a corgi is ready to set out on another walk in an Eddie’s Wheels custom made dog wheelchair

: Sunshine a pug is back to playing with her favorite toys thanks to the aid of an Eddie’s Wheels custom made dog wheelchair

: Teesha in her custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair, decides which way she wants to walk

: Tique a pug is thrilled to be standing upright and ready to walk in her new custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Winston a dachsund enjoys the great outdoors in his custom made Eddie’s Wheels dog wheelchair

: Eddie’s Wheels custom designs dog wheelchairs for dogs of ALL sizes

6 Responses to “Small Dogs”

Jalen Reply 04. May, 2011 at 10:55 am

I’m not esaliy impressed. . . but that’s impressing me!
Barbara Davis Reply 30. Jun, 2011 at 9:37 pm

My Boots has been in an Eddie’s Wheels
cart for 4 yrs. He is now 11 yrs old and still keeps up with our other dog (litter mates). They are Corgi mixes. We are so thankful for Eddie’s Wheels for allowing our pup to be a happy dog!
- Barbara Cannizzo Reply 24. Mar, 2012 at 2:10 pm
  
  Barbara,
  My Papillion, Radar, has just gotten his wheels. He ruptured a disk and we are still hoping for good surgery results. But in the mean time… would you mind a question? Does your dog ever rest/nap/sleep while wearing his wheels? All the pictures show the active dogs and Radar is good at that part. Then he gets tired… Do you leave the wheels off most of the time? or do they learn to sleep during the day, wearing them? Can’t find an answer and am hoping maybe you can help.
  Thanks! and thanks for posting.
  - leslie 24. Mar, 2012 at 2:36 pm
    
    Dogs don’t sleep standing up like horses, so they should be in the cart for active times of the day. It’s easy enough to take him out of the cart when he gets tired and wants to lie down. Some small dogs, like dachshunds, do roll over to their beds and snooze in their wheels with their front legs propped up on their beds, but most dogs with long legs prefer to curl up in a little ball to sleep.
keshia Reply 07. Apr, 2012 at 11:38 am

i have a chiwawa he was pulled off the porch by a bulldog and is draing his back part around now i have took him to a vet she gave him med he has to take should i get him eddies wheels or a diffrent set of wheels plese help me
- leslie Reply 09. Apr, 2012 at 11:06 am
  
  We build carts for very small dogs out 1/4 inch aluminum stock – very lightweight and balanced. Our carts are also warranteed for the life of the dog. It’s the best cart on the market. Watch the video of Charity the chihuahua.
  to order, take your dog’s measurements and call us at 1-888-211-2700.

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