Description
The Kurgo Baxter Backpack dog harness with saddlebags is a functional solution for adventure-loving dogs, allowing them to carry their own gear on long hikes.
Product Description
The Kurgo Baxter Backpack dog harness with saddlebags is designed to be ready to conquer the world in just a few steps. Thanks to its meticulous craftsmanship and thoughtful details, the saddlebag is a reliable piece of equipment for your pet. The saddlebags are cut to allow your dog to move freely and are designed to evenly distribute weight. They feature a special panel that supports and relieves the animal's spine, lined with soft, breathable air-mesh for proper ventilation and moisture management, minimizing the risk of chafing during long hikes.
Features
- Large capacity that doesn't restrict your dog's movement
- Spine-protective design
- Nine adjustment points for a precise fit
- Each saddlebag has a large compartment and a small pocket
- Handle on the back for secure and safe holding
- Reflective elements for improved visibility
- Two metal D-rings for attaching a leash
- Front D-ring functions as a bottle opener
- Made of waterproof fabric
- Machine washable (gentle cycle)
Capacity and Dimensions
The two panniers have a total capacity of 3.75 liters, capable of holding essentials such as water, food, or a first aid kit. Each pannier also has a small pocket for organizing small items. The dimensions are as follows:
- Saddlebag length: 23cm
- Saddlebag height: 15cm
- Saddlebag width: 6.3cm
Size and Fit
Suitable for medium and large dogs weighing 13 to 39 kg. The neck circumference ranges from 43 to 61 cm, and the chest circumference ranges from 68 to 101 cm. Nine adjustment points allow for a precise fit to your dog's body, with four on the back, two around the neck, and three in the lower section to adjust the chest circumference and sternum length.
Usage Tips
Remember to evenly distribute the contents of the panniers. Each dog's load capacity is individual and depends on its size, build, and physical fitness. The panniers should not exceed 20% of the dog's body weight. If you're just starting out with saddlebags, it's a good idea to get your dog used to carrying them by starting your first walks with empty saddlebags and gradually increasing the load.
