KOPEKS Deluxe Backpack Pet Travel Carrier with Double Wheels for Pets up to 10 Pounds - Black - Approved by Most Airlines

Best pet carriers. I have the small one. I’ve traveled with one just like this for 15 years now…old one still works just faded a bit so thought id get a second one and keep one in each car. I have a 9 1/2 pound toy poodle. I leave it zipped open in the car, but she knows that is her place when we travel. I have taken numerous trips to Alaska with her. Love the wheels I travel with her in the cabin on the plane. When she goes under the seat, she doesn’t make a sound on the people next to me usually don’t even know I have a dog.

This is the second carrier of this type that I've purchased. I have one for my Pomeranian and one for my Yorkie. Both dogs are 7-8 lbs and they fit perfectly with extra space. They can sit up or lie down with no issues or constraints. On my back, it feels kind of bulky but it is as expected. It does the job and my dogs don't mind sleeping in them either!

My 8 pound dog was very comfortable and settled in quite fast. Very well-made dog carrier.

I picked up two top contenders for an airline under-seat kennel: the Kopeks (pink) and the Snoozer (red). At first glance, the Snoozer wins on looks—I love the quilted design and the rich ruby red fabric. It also feels sturdier and of slightly higher quality than the Kopeks.However, the Kopeks has a few practical advantages. It comes with a soft fleece liner (whereas the Snoozer has none) and fully opens on one side, making it easier to access. The Snoozer only opens on the front half—either the top or bottom, but not completely. Both kennels have front-half openings and tuck-away shoulder straps for easy stowing under the seat.The biggest difference? Price. The Snoozer costs $143, while the Kopeks is just $60—less than half the price! While I love the Snoozer’s aesthetic, I can’t justify the cost, especially since it lacks a liner. So, for my little old dude, the Kopeks wins!I would give both a 5 star, but I'm suspicious of the quality.

A suitable dog carrier for air travel

Very easy to assemble, sturdy and perfect for our 13 pd dog.

I do like this bag and the versatility of ways to carry your pet with it, but having taken it on two flights now (initial and connecting) I'm disappointed with its level of sturdiness. My dog is as comfortable as he can possibly be while confined to a bag under a seat on a plane, and he has room in it, so I think it's good on that front, but the velcro strap on the bottom that holds the removable plate with wheels in place is already ripping and we've only taken that piece out twice and traveled one way on our trip with it. We will see how it holds up for the trip back, but for how much money I spent on it I'm saddened that it hasn't even lasted a single trip for us.That being said, some of the things I liked about it whole traveling is that there is a clip inside you can secure to your pet's collar so that if you have one of the "screens" rolled down your pet can't jump out (see pictures for what I'm talking about). I also like that the wheels are good quality and easy to roll, though you have to be careful with the straps on the backpack as they will dangle and get caught in the wheel if you don't secure them. Overall I really want to like this bag, but given it hasn't lasted the wear and tear of a single trip with it I would not consider buying it again.

I have a 14 pound Shiz Tzu and I use this to put him in so I can take him inside stores. The bag could be a littler taller. I got the TALL but he gets a bit squished. However, he loves being safe inside and I love it because I refuse to leave him in the car. He could get stolen or die from being left alone. This is very helpful. I like that I can wheel it around as well as put it inside a grocery cart.