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Welcome to Pawsitively Intrepid's TH-cam Channel! My name is Kate and these are my pups, Sasha and Glia. Here on TH-cam we share dog gear reviews as well as tips and tricks for sharing your outdoor adventures with your dog.
Elevated Dog Bed: FXW Titanest Unboxing
FXW makes fantastic products for traveling and daily life with dogs. In this video, I unbox the FXW Titanest dog bed. A full review will follow after I have had a chance to really use it - both in the yard and on camping trips.
But if you want to learn more about the bed before then, here's a link to the FXW website (this is an affiliate link): shrsl.com/4jfjz
But if you want to learn more about the bed before then, here's a link to the FXW website (this is an affiliate link): shrsl.com/4jfjz
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Unveiling the Best Winter Dog Coat
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In this comparison video of 3 popular winter dog jackets from high-quality dog gear brands, Glia and I compare the features and warmth of the Hurtta Expedition Parka, Ruffwear Furness, and Non-Stop Dogwear Glacier Jacket 2.0. If you are ready to order a high-quality winter jacket for your dog, below are links to each jacket. *The Amazon and Ruffwear links are affiliate links and I may earn from...
Campsite Canine Paradise: Your Dog's Haven with This Playpen!
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FXW Pet is one of the top playpen brands on Amazon, with 4.8 stars over thousands of organic reviews. Their products are developed with unique designs that are intended to protect dogs whether at home or in the outdoors. When I was offered the chance to review either the 32-inch or 40-inch Rollick Space Playpen, I jumped at the chance. I chose the 32-inch height pen and couldn't be happier with...
Stop Feeding From a Dog Bowl! A West Paw Toppl Review
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Interactive puzzle toys for dogs can help break some of the boredom associated with eating from a traditional dog bowl. And my current favorite food puzzle toy is the West Paw Toppl. Please be aware that I am an affiliate for West Paw and Amazon and will earn from qualifying purchases. But I truly love this product and if you get it and don't love it, the Toppl comes with a Love It Guarantee! I...
Did Ruffwear finally create a jacket warm enough to compete with Hurtta?
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Last year, Ruffwear introduced a new winter dog jacket - the Furness. I've already uploaded a full review of this jacket, but the real question is - how does it compare to the industry-leading winter dog jackets from Hurtta? In this video, I contrast and compare the Ruffwear Furness to the Hurtta Expedition Parka before putting them to the test. Glia and I test warmth, weather-proofness, and pa...
Furness Jacket Review
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Ruffwear recently released its warmest jacket yet, the Furness Dog Jacket. With the start of our Minnesota winter, Glia and I were able to take the jacket out in the snow and see how well it worked on our hiking adventures. In this video, I share my thoughts on the fit, sizing, and quality of this new winter dog coat. This information is also available in a blog post format: pawsitivelyintrepid...
Ruffwear Lumenglow High-Vis Jacket Review
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The Lumenglow High-Vis dog jacket from Ruffwear is the perfect lightweight, weather-resistant jacket for your pup. Providing great visibility when hiking during hunting season and amazing reflective strips for nighttime walks, this jacket lives up to its high-visibility claims. A review post is also up on PawsitivelyIntrepid.com: pawsitivelyintrepid.com/stay-safe-with-ruffwears-lumenglow-high-v...
Finding the Best Winter Dog Boots
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Glia and I have been on a hunt to find the best winter dog boots, so we decided to put a few different styles to the test. This video compares DogBooties.com dog boots, Muttluks Fleece-lined Boots, and Ruffwear Polar Trex Boots (plus the Bark n' Boots socks). We tested each boot for warmth, weight, water resistance, how long they take to dry out, traction, how easy they are to put on, how well ...
The Best Gifts for Adventurous Dogs
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Starting your holiday shopping for family and friends? Before you shop for your favorite pup, check out this list of some of my favorite items for adventurous dogs. 0:00 Happy Holidays Everyone! 1:04 Zouga Wayfarer Leash 2:27 West Paws Toppl (treat-dispensing toy) 3:21 Kurgo Tailgate Dumpster 4:06 Omega Tricky Treat Ball 4:43 Dog Booties 6:05 Ruffwear Flagline Harness 7:35 Outdoor Fanny Pack 9:...
Zouga Dog Gear Leashes Review
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Zouga Dog Gear creates strong and secure dog leashes that are tested to withstand 500lbs of force. Zouga Dog Gear's founder, Marius, reached out to me about becoming an affiliate for his company. Since I never recommend anything that I haven't tried first, Sasha, Glia, and I took Zouga's 2\two leashes (the Wayfarer and the Rambler) out on the trails to see how they held up. I am an affiliate fo...
Ruffwear Front Range Day Pack Review
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Ruffwear has come out with a new day pack harness for dogs, called the Front Range Day Pack. It is similar to the Ruffwear Switchbak, but with larger saddlebags/panniers. Where the size small Switchbak has a 3L capacity, the Front Range Day Pack has an 8 L capacity in the size small. While I still prefer Glia's Groundbird Gear pack for overnight trips (the Groundbird Gear pack is a custom harne...
Switchbak Harness Review
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Ruffwear keeps coming out with great new harnesses for active dogs. This week, we review the Switchbak Harness. While the Flagline is still my favorite Ruffwear harness, the Switchbak comes in a close second. I mean, who doesn't love pockets, right? 0:00 Intro 0:40 Putting the Harness On 2:09 Harness Details 4:03 Pack Capacity/What the Pockets can Hold 6:50 Views of the Harness on Glia (standin...
How Much Gear Can a Size Small Groundbird Gear Pack Hold?
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How Much Gear Can a Size Small Groundbird Gear Pack Hold?
How much gear can Ruffwear's Front Range Day Pack hold?
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How much gear can Ruffwear's Front Range Day Pack hold?
Ruffwear Polar Trex Dog Boots: How long does it take to put a sock and boot on?
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Ruffwear Polar Trex Dog Boots: How long does it take to put a sock and boot on?
Lift and Assist Handles on Ruffwear Switchbak, Web Master, and Flagline.
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Lift and Assist Handles on Ruffwear Switchbak, Web Master, and Flagline.
Ruffwear Harness Fit Comparison Web Master, Flagline, and Switchbak
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Ruffwear Harness Fit Comparison Web Master, Flagline, and Switchbak
Dog Booties Review: These are my favorite dog boots!
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Dog Booties Review: These are my favorite dog boots!
Muttluks Fleece Lined Dog Boots Review: Warm Boots for Cold Winter Hikes
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Muttluks Fleece Lined Dog Boots Review: Warm Boots for Cold Winter Hikes
Hurtta Expedition Parka Review: A High-Quality Winter Dog Coat
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Hurtta Expedition Parka Review: A High-Quality Winter Dog Coat
Backpacking with Dogs: What to pack and who carries it.
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Backpacking with Dogs: What to pack and who carries it.
The Best Gear for Hiking with a Reactive Dog: Safe and secure leashes, harness, and collars
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The Best Gear for Hiking with a Reactive Dog: Safe and secure leashes, harness, and collars
Ruffwear Webmaster vs. Flagline Harness
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Ruffwear Webmaster vs. Flagline Harness
I’m 25 parks into the hiking club myself. Wish I had the older booklet because the new patches are pretty lame
Thanks for the review! On the hunt for a harness for 10+ mile runs/ hikes for time.
I'd love to be able to carry more but only have a small dog 😅 this looks great
I'm thinking that would be nice when winter Tenting with Tucker when he wants to get on the cot with me he would feel he's on his own cot lol. Have a great weekend.
It is a nice size, well padded, and would keep him off of the ground well. Does Tucker normally sleep on the cot with you when you winter camp? Glia always likes to sleep on whatever I am sleeping on, haha.
@@pawsitivelyintrepid yeah he normally wants to be on the cot by my legs lol. He's 120 pounds so there's not a lot of space lol. I suspect even with this he would still want to be on with me lol.
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I don't think I'd ever get a parka to stand up to the way Tucker gets on in the woods lol. He even hates putting on his safety vest during hunting season, but i won't go out then unless he has it on. He usually freezes for while when I put it on him lol. That sensor was a great way to track temperatures, very thorough testing great job. However if I continue to winter camp as he gets older it might be an ideal for a sleeping jacket because I can't get him to stay in a sleeping bag or stay covered a jacket he wouldn't have a choice.
Tucker looks like a healthy labrador, with a nice thick coat. I'm not surprised he doesn't like jackets. 🙂 I grew up with a Lab, and she never seemed to need a coat. Now I have Glia, a dog with fur like a boxer (no undercoat). I never thought I'd be dressing my dog up so much, but she shivers on hikes when it's below freezing. So here I am with a bunch of dog jackets, haha. But also, yes. A jacket is a great sleeping solution. Glia also won't sleep in a bag or stay under a blanket, so she almost always sleeps in a sweater or jacket when we tent camp in fall/spring.
@@pawsitivelyintrepid yeah it definitely would depend on the breed , Tucker does have a good healthy coat and I guess the face that he will jump unto a water hole that still partially frozen, run around get out for a while then jump back in he doesn't find it uncomfortable lol. I'm trying to remember what breeds.one of my sons dog are she's built a lot like Gila and they wear a coat on her, their other dog a young husky loves it rolling and laying in the snow lol.
That's what I need for Tucker lol
Well nice to see you over here as well Ha Ha , I saw this address comment on my Tucker and I and when I went to reply I couldn't but the comment from your other channel was coming up with the same reply so I checked this channel out. Now this channel has my interest as well, I think that's the day pack I have for my dog now, it's one my daughter bought for my husky (that passed last year 😞) Not sure the name is the same I'll have to check but looks the same. I don't use it a lot on Tucker , but occasionally we put it on.
Nice to see you over here. This is my older channel that doesn't have as much recent content, although I do have a couple new videos started. I forgot I was logged into it when I commented on your channel. Oops! I tried to change it to just be from Wander with Kate, so hopefully I managed to delete the duplicate comment.
@@pawsitivelyintrepid yeah I couldn't open it to reply but when I look at comments so was still there so I guess that's what happens when you delete it on your end ha ha . I was really confused, then I saw the exact same comment on your other channel and I was even more confused ha ha , that's why I checked the channel out and then suspected it was some like this that happened 😅
West Paw makes a Toppl Stopper, which I just received. The benefit of this product is that it not only plugs the hole, but it also stabilizes the Toppl while you fill it. It works with the Small and the Large. I don't have the Extra-Large, so I don't know if it will work for that size. I bought a two-pack that looks like the front end and back end of a pig. It's cute in addition to being functional!
Sorry for the late response, but yes! I saw that new release. Are you still using your Toppl Stoppers? They look like they would work great!
I found the length adjustment point is a great feature of the Hurtta coats. It means that you’re not having to purchase different coats as your dogs grows and you get that perfect fit.
I love that too.
Thank god those are your favorite dog booties, because your dog hates them.
Haha. True, she hates ALL boots in the house. She can't tell me, obviously, but I do think these are her preferred boots. They go on the fastest. Outside, she only has to wear them when the roads/ sidewalks are salty or on hikes when it's really cold. Then she seems happy to wear them as they allow her to keep walking/ hiking without her paws bothering her.
The rough wear socks are meant to cover the dew claw so that it doesn't interfere with the booty and get hung up in it.
The socks definitely help, but I still find that the compression of the velcro strap adds pressure over the dewclaw. I have heard of some people wrapping the dewclaw with vetwrap under the sock to reduce compression of the nail against the dogs skin. I haven't tried that yet though. Does the sock and boot combination work well enough alone for your dog's dewclaws?
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Thank you for sharing both of your experience from that wonderful day! I really enjoyed the tour and hikes and it was heart-warming and tear-filled to see these awesome places again!
What did you do to tighten the straps for hind legs? I recently got my guy a hurtta. He is also slim and the parts to cover the legs flare out. Currently have a knot tied in the elastic straps, but I don’t think it’s very comfortable on him. Would love to know what you did to stop the back leg covers from flaring out.
Good question. Glia doesn't normally wear the elastic leg straps (she doesn't like the feel of them and moves better without them + I agree that they aren't really the right shape for a slim dog). So I do tie them up and out of the way. I have also tied them together over the base of her tail to keep the sides of the jacket closer to her. The tie needs to be over the tail, not under though, or they will be in the way when your dog needs to defecate. Let me know if that works for you also.
Our potcake straps get in the way of her puff and bum so we don’t put her legs in them
I am looking for a harness that would allow me to pick her up quickly by the handle or leash in case of emergency while hiking. Do either of these fit that scenario? I have a harness right now that just contact on the neck and front shoulders so if I were to pick her up by that handle it would put all the weight of her body on her front armpits/shoulders
Both of these harnesses work for me to pick up my dogs briefly while hiking. The Web Master is a little more secure, but potentially more uncomfortable as it has the belly strap further back. The Flagline has a solid belly panel, which is more comfortable, but it is less secure. I have used the handle on the Flagline to help my dog get out of the river on a steep bank and the harness slid forward quite a bit. I worry that it could slide off over her head with enough pull (although that has never happened for us). For a video comparison of using the handles for a lift and assist, check out this video: th-cam.com/video/uRKWZii9xnc/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps!
Super informative video. Thanks so much for putting the effort in- we just moved to Chicago from Baltimore so I was looking for something toasty for them! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great information! Thank you! Audio levels on the intro and presentation are a bit off though.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate the feedback regarding audio. That is definitely something I'm working on improving for recent/ future videos.
(I use Google Translate) Hello, first of all, thank you very much for your video and your lovely dog. I have ordered my dog (a Cotton de Tule, 6 kg both jackets; Powder Hound and Furness Jacket in size XS to try which would fit her best). I would like to make you a query; We have seen that in the snow video, your dog is wearing "snow boots" that look like they were made by you. Could you tell me what you have put in his paws? Or are they a model of boots?... We have bought boots for my dog, from the Ruffwear brand (and others) but they have not worked... they all come off immediately (I think snow boots are not effective when the dog is small)... Could you guide me on how you solved that problem? My dog suffers a lot from freezing her paws in the snow and we don't have much experience in cold climates. Thank you very much for your answer!! Greetings from Spain/Switzerland. Carlos👏 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Utilizo traductor Google) Hola, ante todo, Muchas Gracias por tu video y encantador tu perrito. Le he pedido a mi perrita (una Cotton de Tule, de 6 kg ambas chaquetas; Powder Hound y Furness Jacket en talla XS para probar cual le quedaría mejor). Quería hacerte una consulta; hemos visto que en el video de la nieve, tu perro lleva unas "botas de nieve" que parecen hechas por ti. ¿Podrías decirme que le has puesto en sus patas? ¿O son un modelo de botas?... Le hemos comprado botas a mi perrita, de la marca Ruffwear (y otras) pero no han dado resultado... todas se le salen inmediatemente (creo que las botas de nieve no son efectivas cuando el perro es pequeño)... Me podrías orientar sobre como has resuelta ese problema? Mi perrita sufre mucho la congelación de sus patas en la nieve y no tenemos tanta experiencia en climas fríos. MUCHAS GRACIAS por tu respuesta!! Saludos desde España/Suiza. Carlos
While I have made dog boots in the past, the ones in this video are from DogBooties.com. They are sled dog boots and stay on the best of any brand I have purchased thus far. I originally heard about them from Robin Ventures (robinventures.wordpress.com/2016/08/27/dogbooties/). Robin is also a smaller dog, so hopefully they would work as well for your pup as they have for Robin and my pup.
Could you do a review for Non-stop Dogwear Glacier Jacket 2.0? The Hurtta Extreme Overall? And perhaps a comparison video of all?
I'll have to take a look at the Non-Stop Dogwear Glacier Jacket 2.0. That sounds nice. The Extreme Overall looks great, but I'm worried that it might fit similar to the Hurtta Body Warmer, which really didn't fit great on Glia. In order to get the right length, the warmer ended up being to big for her. Regardless, I agree. A comparison of more winter dog jackets would be a fun and hopefully helpful video to make.
I just submitted an order for the Non-Stop Dogwear Glacier Jacket 2.0 (as well as a set of their dog boots). I'm excited to see how it compares to the Furness and Expedition Parka!
For those like me who are super interested in "how easy to put on", that's around 15 minutes. Like cameras, the best one is one you use, for dog booties, if I can't get them on, it doesn't matter what the other ratings are! Thanks so much for this video!
Great video. I came looking for the furness, but I found the expedition very interesting as well. The ease of taking it on and off really swayed me.
Thank you! And yes, the expedition parka is a really nice coat, especially if you want to be able to take it on/off easily during a hike.
Thanks.
Thats definately a great leash.
Great review! Looks awesome! @pawsitivelyintrepid, Is that your smaller dog wearing a red Switchback in the video?? Is the smaller dog wearing an XS Switchback harness? Or is the smaller dog wearing a XS Front Range Pack? per chance?? I'm trying to see reviews of XS Switchback and XS Front Range Pack and it's hard to see people reviewing the XS sizes. Thank you! Happy hiking!
Thank you! The smaller dog is wearing an xxs Flagline. She's about 13 pounds. I've had her in an xs Web Master which fit okay, but the xxs Flagline fits better for her.
awesome review thanks a lot!
HEY YOU NEED TO BALANCE YOUR VOCAL VOLUME AND INTRO MUSIC! i am deaf now Good video tho
Thank you to you and Glia, this was really helpful!
Really helpful video! It seems that the Flagline handle sits further back than it does on the Webmaster. If that is the case, is there any noticeable difference in lifting with one vs the other?
I think the Flagline lifts a little better just because of the solid belly panel. But I don't notice much difference is balance when lifting. Hope that helps.
Thank you for this video! Really helped me decide which harness will fit my Staffy 😊
what kind of coat is the dog wearing? does it provide warmth? and does it also work as rain jacket?
That's a Hurtta Expedition Parka, which works great for warmth and is water resistant. I think it would work well for most light rain, but it does have a lining that can absorb water if it was truly downpouring. You can find our review of that jacket here: th-cam.com/video/JfYNOBGNYoI/w-d-xo.html
A perfect video to confirm my research. Thank you. Always a pleasure to see a well trained cared loved dog.
Really appreciate the effort you put into this, thank you!
WOW. great video. Have a sweet lab mix I adopted a few years ago, and when she suddenly lost her older "brother" she fell apart. She has become so fearful and uncontrollable. so heart breaking not being able to even take her for a walk down the street. Taking reactive dog training class to help us, but it doesn't start for months. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are looking under every rock to get her mentally healthy and feeling secure again. And that means getting outside and back into life- slowly and safely. thanks again. great equipment advice. will check out your other videos.
Thanks. I was thinking I’d ordered one size too small but maybe not. Need to try them on again
This is great, thanks for putting this together. I bought the polar trex in hopes they'd be good in ice but they did not stay on my pups feet, so then I was recommended the dog booties and have had much better luck (a dog musher in Alaska actually recommended the brand to me). Was glad to see they were your first pick too! Thanks again!
Thank you for your review. I ordered both the Furness and Powder Hound and now have to decide between the two. What I really like about the Furness is the leash portal. My dog is consistently a medium for all Ruffwear, but the Furness coat also looks slightly larger than her other Ruffwear jackets. The limited available colors isn’t a deal breaker, but I wish they offered more than two colors! Maybe they’ll add more colors to the line next season? Again, thanks for your video. Your pup is so cute and looks great with her coat!
What size is the one you show in the videos? is it Small? or Medium?
Nevermind, you said it in the video, you had the small. thanks!
Oh fuck in specialized stores in Spain there's only Ruffwear and Muttlucks🤣🤣🤣. Expensive and unefficient.
@Pawsitively Intrepid I have a white swiss shepherd in Northwest of Madrid, mountains zone with an altitude from 1200 metters to 2500, a litle village called Navacerrada. My big and tought dog has a paw injured and I was looking for boots to protect the injured zone, keep it dry in snow or rain...but now I don't know what to do. He is one year old and never stops, he needs to walk and look for rabbits, play with me... I make some games for him at home but I had the hope to have found good boots for my dog, and begin to have long walks once more. Even in an online store of Barcelona they told me that there was not any kind of boots 100% waterproof.
@@karlgreenkgv That's tough to have to be recovering a paw injury for an active dog. While these also might not be 100% waterproof, have you tried something like Pawz rubber dog boots?
@@pawsitivelyintrepid they are easy to find in stores in all Spain but someone told me that Pawz boots use to cut of the circulation. In fact was a friend with a husky that use to go to mushing championships but he competes running
@@karlgreenkgv Yikes. That's not good. I've never used them for long periods of time, just to cover a wrapped paw during wet weather. Good to know that they shouldn't be used during longer activities.
It looks great except that it seems snow would accumulate in chest/stomach areas, then chill the dog but also melt and get the dog wet.
That could be a problem in deep snow. I haven't noticed any accumulation of snow in the jacket on our hikes, but typically she doesn't spend much time off the trail in the deeper snow.
I love ruffwear, but I think that they went a little bit crazy on this one in regards to the price😅
It is a little high of a price point compared to other quality winter dog jackets, like Hurtta. The real test will be if it holds up to years of hard use. If it's durable, the warmth and quality may be worth it.
@@pawsitivelyintrepid ruffwear is usually definately worth the price, but this jacket costs between €150 and €180 here in the Netherlands, so that is a little to much for me to just try it out 😊
Thanks for sharing your experience and recording I just bought a similar pair of boots for my ageing Malinois Marble floors are a major hazard now. The Ruffwear boots give him that extra traction and anchorage to help his mobility Experienced similar observations as you mentioned initially. I employed treats and leash along the garden at first and gradually over the course of a weekend made good progress Thanks again
I'm glad the boots are working well for you and your dog. These boots do provide great traction compared to others I have tried.
I have a kitty that needs some kind of bootie and you have such great review, but I don't know if they are too big even at 1.5“ for my fit puppy-cat. He prefers playing with dogs over cranky cats every time. I'm getting him a puffer jacket bc he crawls low when he wears a jacket like you have on your pup. I think if they had a strip of rubber on the inside up around the top (you know the kind that they use on strapless bras to give it a little more grip) they may stay on better. I've also seen someone put the dog on their back while the person sits Indian-style so the dog rests its back over the human's legs so that they can pull on the bootie towards themselves. Your pup is so compliant so it's easy. Now, if they only came with micro GPS chip inside so you can track them down on your phone when one bootie goes missing...could you imagine? 😁 Stay warm you too! Happy hiking!
I love that your cat enjoys winter adventures :) The smallest dog bootie is pretty small, but I haven't tried it on anything smaller than a 12-pound dog. And yes, I can imagine that getting boots on a cat would be harder. Good luck finding something that works well for you and your puppy-cat!
This is the best review video I have ever seen in my life. 🤣 I'm a science lover at heart so I thought the experiments and charts were a really nice touch.
Thank you! It was fun to test things out, even if the experiments would need a few more repetitions and controls for the best accuracy. Thank you watching and for taking the time to comment.
Does it works as a windbreaker?
Yes. The material seems to work well as a windbreaker.
The safety cone costume is hilarious.
Does anyone know if a small ball would fit in the Switchbak harness pocket?
I just checked. A regular tennis ball fits in a size small Switchbak pocket.
Hi Thank you for this great information. Do you happen to know what kind would work best for a Whippet? Their legs and feet are pretty much the same size all the way down so most boots slide right off. Thanks for any advice you have.
That is a challenge to have a dog with such narrow paws. I would still recommend the Dog Booties from dogbooties.com style as they stay on the best for my pup and I have seen others with small dogs with narrow legs and paws have success with the dog booties. I think it helps that they are lighter weight and it is easy to fold any extra material to fasten them on securely. Hope that helps you make a decision.
@@pawsitivelyintrepid Thank you so much, it will help for sure.
You got a nice dog. What is the bag brand?
Thank you! It's a Groundbird Gear trekking pack.
Excellent video! Thanks for being so thorough, this was extremely helpful!
Thanks for taking the time let me know it was helpful for you! Hope whichever harness you choose works well for you.