Dog Carrier Backpack Little Chonk Brodie One - ergonomic carrier up to 45 kg up to 45 kg dog weight

Meet Brodie One, professional dog carrier backpack designed for large breeds and engineered to provide maximum comfort for both you and your companion. This carrier combines strength, ergonomics, and safety all in one - the ideal gear for active owners, who love outdoor adventures, hiking, cycling, and city travel.

Brodie One is built to last. Crafted from highly durable rip-stop fabric that is both water-resistant and breathable, it ensures comfort even during long travels. The internal aluminium frame provides stability and proper weight distribution, while the ergonomically shaped straps and padded hip belt protect your back on the trail.

✨ Key Features:

• Load capacity up to 45 kg (100 lbs)

• Durable, water-resistant rip-stop fabric

• Internal aluminium frame for stability

• Ergonomic straps and padded hip belt

• Mesh panels for optimal air flow

• Reflective details and integrated safety clasp

• Practical storage pockets and easy cleaning

📏 Sizing Guide

👉 Measured from neck to the base of the tail
👉 The backpack weighs 2.7 kg (6 lbs)

• Size L: 66 × 41 × 25 cm for dogs approx. 18 to 45 kg (40 to 100 lbs)
  • Suitable for dogs similar in size to Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Australian Shepard, German Shepard, American Bulldog, Malinois, etc.

• Size XL:  69 × 44 × 33 cm for dogs approx. 18 do 45 kg (40 to 100 lbs)
  • Suitable for dogs similar in size to Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Australian Shepard, German Shepard, American Bulldog, Malinois, etc.

      

🇬🇧 Our Expertise & Real Experience

Choosing the right dog backpack is about trust. For over 4 years, we’ve worked closely with real dogs and their humans, personally helping more than 300 dogs find a backpack that truly fits. Every model we offer is selected based on hands-on experience, not theory. The photos you see on our product pages are our own, taken with real customers and their dogs, showing how each backpack truly works in everyday life — not in a studio, but out in the real world.

🛡️Safety and Testing

The Brodie One backpack was designed in collaboration with veterinarians and rehabilitation specialists. Every unit undergoes rigorous quality testing, including test for the stregth of the buckles, zipper lock, and load-bearing frame. We recommend taking a break every 30-40 minutes of carrying to allow your dog to stretch and walk.

Before purchasing, carefully measure your dog´s back length and chest girth to ensure the carrier fits comfortably and securely.

🎒 How to Use Little Chonk Backpack Carrier

1. Opening the Carrier

   • The zippers are located on the sides of the backpack - unzip them so the backpack opens to its full width

   • This allows the dog to simply lie down on the backpack without having to put their legs through the special openings

2. Placing the Dog Inside the Carrier

   • Motivate the dog to lie down on the unzipped backpack

   • Or, gently place them into the opened backpack

3. Fastening the Safety Belt

   • Attach the safety clip to the dog´s collar or harnes

   • Then, fasten the safety strap that wraps around the dog´s neck or chest

4. Closing the Carrier

   • Zip up the side zippers again so the backpack is completely closed

   • Each zipper has a rubber loop that can be threaded through the top plastic clasp before fastening the buckle - this provides extra security against accidental opening. The zippers have an automatic safety lock

   • The dog is now safely inside

5. Securing the Backpack on Your Back

   • Firmly take the backpack by the handle on the top side of the carrier

   • Put the carrier on your back

   • Adjust the shoulder straps so that the backpack sits firmly and comfortably

   • Fasten the chest and hip belts and adjust them for comfort

   • Check that the backpack is balanced and does not pull backward or to the side
6. Check Before Travel
   

   • Make sure the dog is comfortable and sitting naturally

   • Check all zippers and clasps

   • If the dog is nervous, you can motivate them with treats while carrying or let them get used to it at home for a while before going on an outing