Kelty Chuckwagon

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The Chuckwagon is a dog pack made by Kelty. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Quit acting like a sherpa for your dog, make Spot haul his own gear in the Kelty Chuckwagon Dog Backpack. The Chuckwagon is an expandable saddlebag that adjusts to fit the size of the load and the size of the dog. The Chuckwagon's two large side compartments provide ample room for food, a leash, and anything else Spot might need on the trail. The added grab handle makes it easy to lift the Chuckwagon off your best friend at the end of the day, and it comes in handy when you're heaving Spot over trail obstacles. The Chuckwagon's removable bear bell ensures Yogi stays clear of your canine."

From Teton Village Sports:
"Where I come from, you pack your own gear for a trip. "You can bring whatever you want, but you have to carry it or leave it behind" my dad would say. Why should the dogs get off easier. Have the dogs carry their own food and supplies so you can pack more creature comforts. Features: Easy access expandable saddle bags, nylon ripstop construction, grab handle, 3M reflective tape, and padded buckles."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Let your pet carry its own food, poop bags and supplies. Convenient expandable pouches adjust to the size of a load. Even includes a bear bell."

User Reviews

Chuckwagon
Reviewed by Captain, Nov 17, 2009

"I have a yellow Lab. He absolutely loves it. He goes ape sh*t when he sees me grab it. Makes him feel important. I usually put water bottles, food, his bowl, bags, and other small items in the dual expandable pocks. Has 2 D rings, one with a bearbell (which broke :-() to hook a leash onto and also has a top carry handle to assist over high things or to lift into my jeep (it's kinda high off the ground for him to jump into at 9yo)."

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