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Whatever will they think of next. Fairings?
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Whatever will they think of next. Fairings?
No, doggles...
Regards -- DP
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No, doggles...Regards -- DP
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Hey! Those are nice doggie packs. Might have to trade in my wolfpacks!
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No, doggles...Regards -- DP
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Great looking lazy ass dog, but weird product. Bet you they would last two seconds on either of my
guys, unless a whole bunch of human women oohed and ahhed over them. -
Beth, How much weight can you put in something like that, per dog weight, before it gets to be
onerous for the dog? bill gBethF said:
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Hey! Those are nice doggie packs. Might have to trade in my wolfpacks!
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Beth, How much weight can you put in something like that, per dog weight, before it gets to be
onerous for the dog? bill gSome of it depends on the breed and individual. For example, my sam who is bred to haul sleds and to
work all day can carry a pretty good load. My keeshond, while he is an incredibly hard worker simply
isn't as strong per pound of body weight.In general however, a dog can carry 1/4 of its bodyweight.
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