Harness without pack

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$105.00

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This is the tailor-made harness, with attachment points for the saddlebags so that you can add saddlebags at another time.

If you wish to purchase the Harness and Saddlebags together, please see that listing and do not fill out an order form for each of them separately.

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Your Dog's Name *

His/Her breed/mix *

Weight in pounds, please be as accurate as possible *

His/her age (or thereabouts) *

Measurement 1: Chest at the largest circumference behind front legs *

Measurement 2. Chest at mid-back *

Measurement 3. Loin, the narrow circumference at the stomach *

Measurement 4. Chest depth: protruding chest bone, down under and btwn the legs, stopping just aft of front leg *

Measurement 5. From just behind front legs to where the ribs start to turn upwards twds the spine, at the sternum *

Measurement 6. Neck circumference *

Please let me know any other specifics: does your dog fluctuate in weight drastically? Are you planning a multi-week backpack trip or thru hike? If so, tell me more :) (The harness allows for sizing adjustment for a jacket and some shift in weight.)

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Measurements:

Please use a flexible tailor's style tape measure. I prefer you use inches.

Measurement 1. Chest at the largest circumference behind the front legs
Measurement 2. Chest at mid-back
Measurement 3. Loin, the narrow circumference at the stomach

Measurement 4. Have your dog stand with his/her weight centered on the front leg closest to you. The front leg should be perpendicular to the level ground: your dog should not have the leg closest to you stepping forward or backward. Start the tape centered on the protruding chest bone and run it under the dog, stopping just behind the front leg, just past the armpit. This measurement is typically 7" for a 50-55lb dog.

Measurement 5. From just behind your dog's front legs to where the ribs start to turn upwards at the sternum. This is about 6" for a 50lb dog.

Measurement 6. Circumference of neck