I think the value is the trotting as compared to jumping and twisting. My dysplastic dog mostly pulls on dirt since I live in the country but one of our routes is a mile and a half of pavement.
@@DaphneLewis as someone with arthritis in my hips and sacroiloic joint, watching him haul your weight and thru the media changes still kills me.... I'm sure you take good care of your dogs... just... ack.
I never got this into production. What I do sell is sulkies. These cost $2,000USD. You can see them at www.chalosulky.com. The sulky weighs less, is stronger and actually more fun.
@@The_Daliban I do ship to Germany. Or rather, I have shipped to Ireland, UK, Switzerland - one time each. Never yet to Germany. By the way I am having a bamboo sulky made by Viet Bamboo Bike and the owner studied automotive engineering in Germany.
Daphne Lewis cool!thank so much for you kind and quick response! I have 5 stray dogs and they are the crazy energy type and i live next to a forrest that’s why i was looking for trikes and sulkies.a sulky seems to be more comfortable. Is there a way to keep the dogs from running all over the place or do i need to teach them? Did you train your dogs to run in the sulky? And one last thing.do you recommend the suspension sulky for forrest paths?i guess so:) Thank you very much again
The harness is the style that mushers use: the swish harness. The chest strap pulls against the breastbone. I would say that yes, they pull with their back and there is little weight on top of their backs. Just the weight of the aluminum shaft and the cross piece.
Daphne Lewis I want to train my dog to pull, but I've read that dogs aren't designed to pull using their backs, and my dog has a very learn and long back. Are there other harness designs?
They have to pull with their backs. What they don't do is carry weight ON their backs. Of course they do carry weight when they carry back packs (saddle bags) All dog harnesses have the dog push into the harness (breast harness and swish harness). Of course they push with their bodies and their bodies hang on their spine.
*Looks like a better way than walking them!*
Loved the talking phone
It is an app that bike people and dog people use.
I loved when she said it's not an active road and you see a Mack truck driving on the grass not even close to the road LOL love this woman
Thank you. I think it is a useful wagon for dogs.
Very nice. I'm keeping my eye on all of the different models. I very much appreciate your videos.
Excellent video, thank you!
Actually, I am taking no measures. Their feet are plenty tough enough for the travel that we do.
I really like your dogs! They are so pretty!
Thank you.
I love this video, I need one so bad!!!
I sell them at www.chalosulky.com.
Wow. that is cool :) Thank you for leaving a link.. Just have to ask.. is it good for the dog with HD to pull like this??
My best pulling dog has hip dysplasia. The pulling keeps his hip muscles strong.
i see. even when trotting on asphalt??
I think the value is the trotting as compared to jumping and twisting. My dysplastic dog mostly pulls on dirt since I live in the country but one of our routes is a mile and a half of pavement.
@@DaphneLewis as someone with arthritis in my hips and sacroiloic joint, watching him haul your weight and thru the media changes still kills me.... I'm sure you take good care of your dogs... just... ack.
@@janakane1141 Yes, he is better for exercise than no exercise.
XD I used my walker to make something similar to this for Chenoa lmao it was fun but my pup is lazy
Hey Daphne where do u get like small sulkies for. Kids and smaller dogs?
Go to the Files section of the Facebook groups about Dog carting. Search there for manufacturers.
What measures are you taking to protect their paws? Thnx.
Where can I buy it, How much is it and do you ship to Germany? Great video!
I never got this into production. What I do sell is sulkies. These cost $2,000USD. You can see them at www.chalosulky.com. The sulky weighs less, is stronger and actually more fun.
Daphne Lewis oh wow!what a shame.thanks for the quick reply!
Do you ship to germany?
@@The_Daliban I do ship to Germany. Or rather, I have shipped to Ireland, UK, Switzerland - one time each. Never yet to Germany. By the way I am having a bamboo sulky made by Viet Bamboo Bike and the owner studied automotive engineering in Germany.
Daphne Lewis cool!thank so much for you kind and quick response!
I have 5 stray dogs and they are the crazy energy type and i live next to a forrest that’s why i was looking for trikes and sulkies.a sulky seems to be more comfortable.
Is there a way to keep the dogs from running all over the place or do i need to teach them?
Did you train your dogs to run in the sulky?
And one last thing.do you recommend the suspension sulky for forrest paths?i guess so:)
Thank you very much again
@@The_Daliban Contact me at daphne@chalosulky.com.
Are they using their backs to pull?
The harness is the style that mushers use: the swish harness. The chest strap pulls against the breastbone. I would say that yes, they pull with their back and there is little weight on top of their backs. Just the weight of the aluminum shaft and the cross piece.
Daphne Lewis I want to train my dog to pull, but I've read that dogs aren't designed to pull using their backs, and my dog has a very learn and long back. Are there other harness designs?
They have to pull with their backs. What they don't do is carry weight ON their backs. Of course they do carry weight when they carry back packs (saddle bags) All dog harnesses have the dog push into the harness (breast harness and swish harness). Of course they push with their bodies and their bodies hang on their spine.
Look around a bit, show us some scenery; dog tails aren't that interesting.
Red on red doesn't show up.