I got a bike trailer for oatmeal (he hates it)

The only exercise this dog likes is swimming, but we CAN'T do that every day!!! This is the bike trailer (it's kinda cheap, not sure if I recommend...) https://booyahstrollers.com/products/mb-large-pet-stroller-and-trailer-with-suspension-orange-mb?variant=2967504912412 website: https://adriabarich.com TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@adriaandoatmeal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adriaandoatmeal/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdriaOatmeal YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AdriaAndOatmeal Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/adriabarich Summary: Marathon training with a lazy dog turned into a chaotic 5K run using a dog bike trailer 🐶🏃‍♀️🚲. As a runner with a low-energy dog who can’t run due to arthritis, I tested whether a dog trailer for biking and running could actually work. This dog running experiment quickly turned into a struggle 😅—getting my dog into the bike trailer, dealing with the heavy weight, running uphill ⛰️, stopping constantly, and getting reactions from strangers while pulling a dog in a trailer (“Oatmeal Express” 🚂😂). I even attempted pulling the dog bike trailer myself during the run 💀. We eventually made it to the dog park 🐕🌳 for a break, testing dog exercise alternatives for dogs who can’t run. This video includes an honest review of a dog bike trailer for running, marathon training with a dog, and realistic expectations for running with a lazy dog. Chapters: 00:00 High Energy Owner vs Lazy Dog 00:18 Why My Dog Can’t Run (Arthritis) 00:28 Marathon Training + Bike Trailer Plan 00:55 Getting Oatmeal in the Trailer 01:17 First Ride Struggles (Too Heavy) 01:34 5K Run Attempt with Dog Trailer 02:15 “Oatmeal Express” Reactions 02:58 Trying to Pull the Trailer Myself 03:15 Unexpected High School Encounter 03:38 Mid-Run Chaos & Adjustments 04:46 Reaching the Dog Park 05:21 Dog Park Playtime & Gear 06:07 Losing the Ball (Of Course) 06:31 Bike Trailer Review 07:04 Final Thoughts: Running with a Lazy Dog