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#101249 - 09/25/08 07:00 PM Re: Carrying her own weight [Re: Rick]
hikerduane member Registered: 02/23/03 Posts: 2124 Loc: Meadow Valley, CA	I have found that the pack that fit my 80lb. dobie the best, had two belly straps, one behind his front legs and the other under his belly. One strap or too loose of straps, allowed the dog on downhills or in panic mode to dump the pack. Not fun if you are boulder hopping. We lost one pack above Schmidell Lake in Desolation Wilderness.
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Carrying her own weight	lv2fsh	08/14/08 09:17 AM
Re: Carrying her own weight	hikerduane	08/14/08 11:13 AM
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Re: Carrying her own weight	lv2fsh	09/25/08 12:46 PM
Re: Carrying her own weight	Rick	09/25/08 02:47 PM
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