Do Large Dogs Really Need a Stroller?

Do large dogs need strollers?

Often, yes! Discover why big pups benefit from rest & support, and how the FikaGO KROSS offers comfort, style & ease for owners. dragged on walks, rope-burned hands, or the overwhelming cleanup after rainy outings, you’ve probably envied small dog owners who can stroll around effortlessly with a stroller.

Why Large Dogs May Actually Need a Stroller Even More

Due to age, joint health, or stamina issues, large dogs may need a safe space to rest even more than small dogs. A large pet stroller is not only for mobility-impaired dogs but also a useful tool that enhances quality of life for both dogs and their owners. No need to worry about scaring pedestrians or overworking your pup—create new adventures together, even in old age.

Meet the FikaGO Large Dog Stroller – Where Function Meets Elegance

Let’s take a closer look at how FikaGO redefines the outdoor experience with large dogs.

Which Large Dogs Need a Stroller?

Taking large dogs out is a test of strength and strategy. When your 66 lbs dog looks at you with pleading eyes and refuses to walk another step, a stroller becomes your best friend.

Large Dog ≠ Super Stamina: These Dogs Especially Benefit from Strollers

Dogs over 55 lbs are generally considered large breeds. Their joints and muscles bear far more strain than smaller dogs, and long outings can be exhausting for both the dog and the owner. Different breeds face unique challenges. That’s why a pet stroller for large dogs isn’t a luxury, it’s smart care.

Typical Large Breeds & Their Needs

Breed

Weight Range

Traits & Needs

How a Large Stroller Helps

Golden Retriever

55–75 lbs

Gentle and active; often develop hip issues after age 7

Reduces exercise load, supports joint health

Labrador Retriever

55–80 lbs

Energetic but prone to arthritis in old age; needs regular rest

Provides rest stops, extends outing time

German Shepherd

64–77 lbs

Highly alert; gets nervous in crowds

Stroller shields from crowded environments, improves sense of security

Alaskan Malamute

75–99 lbs

Thick coat, prone to overheating; heat limits activity

Lowers risk of heatstroke, prevents heat exhaustion

Doberman

60–99 lbs

Large frame but sensitive; needs spacious rest area

Low-platform design provides stability and support, helps avoid injury

Standard Poodle

44–70 lbs

Prone to dirt and moisture; sensitive to damp environments

Keeps away from dirty ground, maintains hygiene and comfort

Saint Bernard

110–200 lbs

Extra large size, walking causes heavy strain

High weight capacity relieves pressure on dog and owner

Newfoundland

110–150 lbs

Large and heavily coated; heat-sensitive

High weight capacity + ventilated design for comfortable environment

Why Not Just Use a Regular Pet Stroller?

Large dog strollers are drastically different from regular ones. Large breeds have different body structure, center of gravity, and movement patterns. A small stroller can be uncomfortable or even dangerous for them.

Why Regular Pet Strollers Don’t Work for Large Dogs

l   Weight Distribution Issues: Regular strollers are unstable for dogs over 66 lbs

l   Cramped Cabin Space: Small cabins restrict movement and strain their joints.

l   Weak Frame Strength: Lightweight materials can’t handle the impact of large dogs and may deform or break over time.

Related Read: The Benefits of Pet Strollers: Why Every Pet Owner Needs One

Taking Big Dogs Out Can Be Stylish and Stress-Free

Outings with your large dog can be smooth and graceful with the right stroller.

Advantages of Large Dog Strollers

1.          Less Stress in Crowds: Move smoothly even on narrow or uneven paths.

2.          More Comfort for Your Dog: Enclosed space offers a safe, restful zone.

3.          Stylish and Functional: Sleek design reflects high-quality lifestyle and thoughtful pet care.

FikaGO Large Dog Stroller – Built for Big Dogs with Function and Style

After facing all the challenges of taking large dogs out, what you need is a stroller that truly solves problems and enhances quality of life. That’s exactly why the FikaGO KROSS was created—designed specifically for large dogs and their owners.

Top Features of the FikaGO KROSS

        1.  Extra-High Weight Capacity: Up to 220 lbs

   2.  Spacious Cabin – allows dogs to lie down or share space

   3.  One-Second Fold Mechanism – easy to collapse and store

   4.  Push-Pull Dual Mode – adapt to different terrains

   5.  Patented Entry Door – joint-friendly low step-in design

   6.  Premium Suspension + Oversized Wheels – smooth on all surfaces

Comparison: FikaGO KROSS vs. Other Large Dog Strollers

Feature

FikaGO Large Dog Stroller

Other Large Dog Strollers

Max Load Capacity

Up to 220 lbs, suitable for extra-large dogs or multiple dogs

Around 55–110 lbs, suitable for single medium-sized dogs

Cabin Space

Spacious design; dogs can lie down, turn around, stretch

Smaller space, easily causes discomfort and cramped posture

Folding Mechanism

One-pull fold; folds in two steps, easy and effortless

Most require two-hand folding, complicated and time-consuming

Push/Pull Mode

Dual mode (push/pull), easily adapts to various terrains

Mostly push-only, less maneuverable

Entry Design

Patented entry door, low step-in height (low chassis), joint-friendly

Often zippered entry, requires jumping, burden on joints

Shock Absorption & Wheels

Reinforced suspension + large wheels, stable across all surfaces

Basic suspension, easily shaky

Frame Structure

Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy, durable yet lightweight

Mostly standard aluminum or plastic structures

Folded Size & Shape

Folds flat and compact, trunk-friendly

Folds bulky or uneven, hard to fit in trunk and consumes space

Final Thoughts

Taking a large dog out isn't just a walk—it's about comfort, safety, and a stress-free experience. FikaGO breaks the stereotype of pet strollers being only for small dogs, offering real solutions for big dog families.

Next time you go out, let the FikaGO KROSS help you create an elegant, everyday adventure with your furry friend.