Which Dog pack is right for my Dog?
Lets have a look at the Ruffwears range of dog packs and see what the difference are between the models and there different end use. This article originally appeared on Ruffwear's own website.
With three models of dog packs, a couple of questions we frequently get are, what pack should I get for my dog? And, what are the differences between your packs?
The question that we ask in return to aid in the decision making process is, “what activities will you be using this pack for with your dog?”
All three of our packs share the same great fit, thanks to the Web Master™ Harness frame – offering a customizable fit, with five points of adjustment. This optimum fit allows for the full range of motion needed in the active pursuits the packs are designed for.
The differences really come from the activities they are designed for. Above is a simple comparison to help you decide what pack is best for your adventure dog.
Ideal For:
- Fully featured, ultimate pack for multi-day backpacking adventures and Hunting trips
Distinguishing Features:
- Removable saddlebags for rest stops or water crossings
- Web Master Harness frame provides stability and weight distribution
- Two 1.0L collapsible water bladders included
- Load compression system secures the load
Ideal For:
- A mid-volume pack perfect for day outings and light overnighters.
- Great day tramping pack,
Distinguishing Features:
- Attached saddlebags are sized for day trips
- Web Master Harness frame provides stability and weight distribution
- Stash pockets, coated zippers and external gear loops
Ideal for:
- Simple hydration pack for day outings where you only need water, a bowl and possibly some snacks.
- Trail running, mountain biking, day hikes and peak bagging
Distinguishing Features:
- Low-profile saddlebags ride close to the body, allowing dogs to be agile
- Two soft-sided 0.6L collapsible water bladders included
- Two external stash pockets hold collapsible bowl, leash and pickup bags
Sizing
Check out the video to see how to size up correctly.
I hope the article helps you work out which is the best pack for you and your dog. Thanks to Ruffwear for the Content.
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