View Full Version : panniers for a dog..
Quiff Wichard
25-02-09, 11:59 PM
ha saw this in Ambleside on the hardy bikers ride out
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b326/sigourneysbeaver/piccy/bikeimageslakes010.jpg
little booties too.. none slip ones
punyXpress
26-02-09, 10:27 AM
Wot! no canine crocs?
And the sign behind is ALMOST suitable edited.
except it's spelled *aid
madness
26-02-09, 12:30 PM
The little non slip booties are around £60, believe it or not! I wouldn't buy them or the panniers.
Funnily enough we sell very similar stuff on our store. Snowpaw Store (www.snowpawstore.com) The "panniers" (Dog backpacks) pictured there is one of the top brands (we hoping to stock them soon). It's also massively to big for the "dog" pictured as it would put too much pressure on their spine.
We use similar boots (not £60 ones though) when racing on icy or stony surfaces to save the dogs paws.
punyXpress
26-02-09, 12:40 PM
Hey, Rigor
Ever race up this way - we're near Dalby, so see Beta? events from time to time.
Heard a few years ago that an event in Norfolk was abandoned because of snow.
That would be like cancelling the Elephant!
Dalby is too far north for us soft suverners ;) Although we were up at Aviemore in January. There are events around your area though.
It's possible that an event was canceled due to snow. Most of the running in this country is done on three-wheeled rigs rather than sleds, so more than a couple of inches of snow renders them unsafe. People with sleds available will still have raced, just not "officially" if that makes sense :)
punyXpress
26-02-09, 02:05 PM
Just pi$$ing about, Rigor.
Isn't Aviemore even further north than here, though?
The Norfolk event was cancelled due to problems with access due to snow, but it did bring a smile to my face.
Hows about the Iditarod, then?
Luckypants
26-02-09, 02:33 PM
My lad works at Cotswold Outdoor and they sell doggie panniers. They are trained to size and adjust to fit correctly.
shifter
26-02-09, 03:06 PM
I would have thought a Donkey would be better, they can carry a lot more!
I would have thought a Donkey would be better, they can carry a lot more!
Ppl keep saying my dog is a donkey :(
I've considered getting one for my dog. They enjoy working, and this is a good way to excercise them and stimulate their brains.
kurtis.randle
03-03-09, 01:21 PM
ha saw this in ambleside on the hardy bikers ride out
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That is daft why dont they start making them for cats mice rats and bears 2. Pooor dog
slave labour
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b326/sigourneysbeaver/piccy/bikeimageslakes010.jpg
little booties too.. None slip ones. Slave labour
missyburd
03-03-09, 01:33 PM
They enjoy working, and this is a good way to excercise them and stimulate their brains.
But they're not working while sat in it, observing surroundings is hardly work, not on most working dogs' levels anyway!
Graciepants
03-03-09, 02:51 PM
Ppl keep saying my dog is a donkey :(
thats cos it looks about 7 feet tall
But they're not working while sat in it, observing surroundings is hardly work, not on most working dogs' levels anyway!
Ummm, these aren't for the dog to sit in.... they go on the dogs back and they carry stuff about :p
missyburd
03-03-09, 03:20 PM
Ummm, these aren't for the dog to sit in.... they go on the dogs back and they carry stuff about :p
So they are, I'm getting this thread mixed up with that other one about dog tankbags, ignore me lol
thats cos it looks about 7 feet tall
i thought it was cos he was stubborn
and thick :D
Funnily enough we sell very similar stuff on our store. Snowpaw Store (http://www.snowpawstore.com)
Was this a shameless plug set up by you and Quiff? ;)
Just re-use your oxford panniers, be fine...if you have Ophics dog :D
Samnooshka
04-03-09, 09:36 AM
Lupo loved wearing his backpack :D Mina is just starting her training in it... she has to carry 30% of her body weight over 30 miles (15 day 1, camp overnight and 15 mile day 2) to get her working titles :) Lucien will be doing his when he is old enough too :D
I never got a picture of Lupo in his :(
Just re-use your oxford panniers, be fine...if you have Ophics dog :D
Sheer genius Falc! :)
So they are, I'm getting this thread mixed up with that other one about dog tankbags, ignore me lol
Wait a minute... you thought it was something to strap the dog to the bike? :mrgreen:
SoulKiss
04-03-09, 12:43 PM
Sheer genius Falc! :)
Just remember that the tankbag is useless tho - dogs are not very magnetic :)
SoulKiss
04-03-09, 12:44 PM
Cool - this one even has cup-holders :)
http://www.snowpawstore.com/store/catalog/products/prod188Imageurl.gif
Just remember that the tankbag is useless tho - dogs are not very magnetic :)
Well there's something in his head but it sure aint brains!
punyXpress
04-03-09, 05:06 PM
That'll put those St Bernards out of business!
missyburd
04-03-09, 05:14 PM
Wait a minute... you thought it was something to strap the dog to the bike? :mrgreen:
Lol well there was a thread about sticking a dog in panniers, or did i imagine that lol :rolleyes:
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