Dual Carry Backpack

We do not recommend the Dual-Carry Backpack for dogs with breathing difficulties (such as brachycephalic breeds prone to respiratory issues), back or spinal problems, joint conditions, or any other medical situations that could be aggravated by being carried. Always consult your veterinarian before use to ensure it's safe and suitable for your pet's individual health needs.

To measure your dog, take a tape measure and measure from the neck to the base of the tail to find out the body length, and measure around the widest part of the chest to ensure the bag can accommodate the chest circumference.

To clean your Dual-Carry Backpack, begin by taking it outdoors and shaking it to dislodge any loose dirt, debris, or pet hair. Next, use a soft-bristle brush or lint roller to gently remove remaining marks, fur, and particles. For stains, mix a small amount of mild soap with lukewarm water, then lightly brush the affected areas using the soft brush. Avoid wiping with tissues or towels, as they can leave behind lint and fibers; if any lint does transfer, simply wait for the area to dry and brush it off gently afterward.

To carry two dogs at a time, purchase the two backpack set. It is recommended to distribute the load properly to ensure heavier dog sits on the back and lighter dog sits on the front, as high to your neck as possible.

The Dual-Carry Backpack's ability to comfortably hold two small dogs at once is perfect for pet parents navigating public spaces with strict carry rules, such as subways, buses, or metro stations where dogs must be in a bag. It's also ideal for single owners with multiple pups, whether your dogs get tired on long walks, hikes, or outings, you can carry both hands free without leaving anyone behind.

We recommend carrying your dog in the Dual-Carry Backpack for 30 minutes to 1 hour at a time, depending on their size, age, and comfort level. This allows for enjoyable hands-free adventures without overstressing their joints or causing discomfort. Always give your pup regular breaks to stretch their legs, walk around, and hydrate, it keeps them happy and healthy on every outing!

Absolutely, puppies as young as 8 weeks and seniors without medical issues such as back and joint problems can benefit from a short rest during long walks. Always consult your vet for very young or elderly dogs with mobility issues.

If your dog experiences anxiety, introduce the Dual-Carry Backpack gradually by starting with short sessions, allowing them to get comfortable in a familiar environment. The front-carry position is often especially helpful for anxious pups, as it keeps them close to your chest where you can easily pet, soothe, and reassure them during the outing. For mobility concerns like arthritis, the supportive structure helps, but limit use to 30-45 minutes and monitor for discomfort.

The backpack can be used in various weather conditions, and it's water-resistant for light rain.

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