How to Bikepack with your dog using a trailer. Train you dog in 3 easy steps.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2020
- Bikepacking with your dog.
How to Dogpack using a trailer. 3 easy steps to help train your dog.
Bring your dog along on your bikepacking adventures. A BOB trailer (or similar) allows you to go #dogpacking with almost any bike on almost any terrain.
Mira shows you 3 easy steps to safely learn how to use a trailer on your next dogpacking adventure.
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This video was shot in Canmore Alberta Canada
Camera & Editor: Francois Pelletier vimeo.com/stillkinetics
Bike pilot: John Freeman
email: omnitierra@gmail.com
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Thanks for watching!
Nice simple video! I just did my 1st real ride with my pooch after a couple weeks of slowly getting him aquanted with it. He treated it like a car ride and started to fall asleep towards the end! 62lbs so a little too big for a bob trailer, but I can't wait to do some easy rail trail bike camping trips with my dog soon. Here's a photo: photos.app.goo.gl/GWheh8kvCbXBGkrBA
Hi Andrew, so happy you got some value out of this. I'm looking forward to seeing how the first real trip works out. I'm sure it will be a great adventure.
Also, check out bikepacking.com/plan/dogpacking/ if you haven't already. (Search "dogpacking")
This is a few years old now and an update is in the works.
We love you John but we have to admit that Mira brought us here. Looking forward to more vids and seeing you and Ryan's Western Wildlands adventure continue.
Without doubt Mira is the 🌟💫⭐️ of the show
Mira, such a good girl....🥰🥰🥰💯💯
Looking forward for more videos of John and Mira...woot woot!!
We are working on a new one right now
I miss this one watching it now
I am just full of so much admiration - Mira's managed to train her hooman so well its just amazing 🚴🐄
You have know idea 🤪
Yay, John & Mira! ❤️
Thanks Norman. We hope you enjoy all that we have to come on this channel
Thanks for this helpful tutorial!! Cheers from Argentina
So happy you got some use out of this. We are riding your way as soon as the US/ Can border opens
That helps! Now to find a pull behind
Patience and practice. Nice easy video.
Hope it helps 👍
Gotta get my border collie out there and learn! Thanks for posting this video.
Great Advice Brother 😎✌️
This is super helpful. Our 2 year old likes to run with us riding, but can't do more than 10 miles. Took her on a two day trip, 13 miles each day and that was too much. She hates dog trailers but I think we pushed her to sit in it too fast. Just got a BOB Yak and she is willing to sit in it and this time will move at a slower pace to get her comfortable. Thanks for your video. Looking forward to more.
More coming. I hope you have many fun adventures with your dog and Bob trailer out on the trails. 🤗
This is awesome.
Thanks John! This is super helpful. I'm looking forward to more videos! Cheers from BC
Working on an updated article for Bikepacking.com that will cover more than just the mechanics.
Can’t wait to see all of your adventures!
We are looking forward to sharing the journey with you.
Oh there’s many many, many many more to come 🤗💗🐕
Very excited to find that you two have a TH-cam channel after seeing you on Duzer’s channel.
Unfortunately I find the music to be too much. I would rather hear the sounds of riding, nature, and your comments upfront with some occasional music in the background. I also think that the electronic atmosphere doesn’t jive with the natural so well. I generally will not watch these types of videos with pumped up music, period. Well this is just the opinion of a musician. And we know about opinions, haha. Happy trails!
My father is a classically train musician as well and we have different tastes. Hope you find something you like here anyway everyone’s welcome on this journey. 🤗💕🐕
Subscribed! How did I miss that Mira and John have a channel?
We are just starting out. Thanks for following. Plan to post some fun Mira adventures here.
Great to see you have your own channel! Did Mira move from trailer to bike quickly. I can tell see she really enjoys it. I have a whippet I'm going to try to train to trailer. Thanks for your tips!
heyyyyyyyyyyyyy. automatic subscribed. keep safe you two
Thanks Eddie I hope you find more of the lake here lots more coming
Looking forward to more John and Mira videos! Great introduction!
Thanks. We should start to see some more in the next few weeks.
More in the edit now
Thanks Berenice,
Filming every day 🤗
More in the works now 😎🎥🐕
Very excited to find that you two have a TH-cam channel after seeing you on Duzer’s channel.
Unfortunately I find the music to be too much. I would rather hear the sounds of riding, nature, and your comments upfront with some occasional music in the background. I also think that the electronic atmosphere doesn’t jive with the natural so well. Well this is just the opinion of a musician. and we know about opinions, haha. Happy trails!
We’ll likely produce a video with less music. Sound design and recording is a very challenging/ involved thing. We carry limited equipment. I’m close to the limit of bike and body for this type of terrain and distance.
Hope you still find some joy in the videos 🤗💕🐕
Mira is so good at that! I'm thinking of using a trailer like that for Zora when we explore Newfoundland, so we can add to her daily trotting range. What's it like being on the side of a highway with her in there?
We avoid the hwy most of the time because it sucks. But, to answer your question is is fine. As long as she is comfortable in the trailer/ basket then she just chills
@@OmniTierra couldn't agree more! I opt to push up a power line trail or bushwhack over the highway every time. I've been forced to use the highway more times than I'd like, though. It usually feels pretty safe with Zora trotting on the shoulder in the grass, but it feels like it takes forever.
We need more videos. Hope all is well
We have lots of footage we’re just trying to work through the edits. They will come eventually fingers crossed
Looking forward to them
I ride with my healer in a bob trailer. Clocked over 4k miles so far. Really like the what you did to cover the front and sides. Would you please let me know how you did it? Thanks
Check out bikepacking.com I’ve written to detailed articles on dogpacking. Most of your questions should be answered their
Great video! I want to get a trailer for my dogs and go on bikepacking trips with them but don’t really know wether to choose a two wheel trailer or a single wheel trailer. I imagine the single wheel trailer would be better on single track. Any input on that, John?
I would definitely choose a single wheel trailer. They work better not just on single track, but on all conditions. It’s a smoother ride for your dog since they track better and follow the same path as the other two wheels of your bicycle.
@farfarer on instagram makes a great trailer and you can probably find Bob trailers used on craigslist. @ therobertaxelproject makes axles to adapt the Bob for through axle bikes.(modern mountain bikes). Padding of the trailer is a key for dog, comfort and safety.
Is the bob yak a better choice then the bob ibex? I like to bikepack in nature and i would want take my 45 pound dog(tina) with me. She can run 25 miles. but i cant take her with me on big adventures unless i have a bike trailer that fits her. So your advice as someone who has experience in this field would be greatly appreciated.
I’ve used the Yak extensively. I’m not really sure of the quality of suspension that I’ve exercise but I can tell you that it’s still going to bounce on the dog isn’t in the trailer. That’s a big ask for any suspension without a mould adjustment loaded for us is unloaded. One thing I do know is the wheel bearings are a little quality so on extended trip you want to pack a set extra that can easily be replaced in the field.
Im looking into purchasing a dog trailer. My dog is about 32 pounds and very out going. Do you have a dog bike trailer recommendation....there are several brands, but one that won't break the bank but will last. thank you for your time
I definitely recommend a single wheel trailer since they will track with the bike over a variety of terrain. The more common versions will attach at the rear axle, but I have recently tried a trailer that attaches at the seat post. I was very impressed by how much better it was.
Farfarer trailers make a great product. I have used a Bob trailer in the past and had good results and you should be able to find one of those used on the Internet somewhere. The folks @therobertaxleproject can sell you through axle adaptor if needed for your bike.
If you’re looking for a real bargain.
Check the internet for a a used child trailer and pull the seats. A good way to try it out.
When touring - what % of time is your dog in the trailer? I have a Border Collie 9 months old and wondering how far I can go with him running ... Thanks.
Hey Mark thanks for the question. With a dog that young it’s best to ask that question to your vet. It is possible to run a young dog too much and damaged growth plates. I would air on the side of caution with a young pup