Dog Backpack for Multi-Day Treks, Removable Saddlebags and Stable Cross-Load Compression in Red Sumac

This dog backpack gives trail-going dogs room to carry sleeping gear, food and hydration supplies on multi-day treks. Its cross-load compression system supports a stable, comfortable carry, while multiple pockets keep necessities organized and easy to reach.

Once you reach camp, remove the saddlebags to lighten your dog's load for side excursions. The breathable harness chassis remains in place, so changing from loaded travel to a lighter outing is straightforward.

Key Features

• Roomy saddlebags accommodate trekking necessities such as a sleeping system and food, giving pet parents practical carrying space for longer backcountry trips.
• The cross-load compression system stabilizes the saddlebags, supporting a more comfortable gear carry as your dog moves along the trail.
• Securely attached saddlebags can be removed at camp, letting your dog travel lighter during shorter side excursions.
• A perforated, molded foam chassis adds breathability and flexibility, supporting comfort and natural movement beneath the pack.
• Multiple pockets and an external daisy chain organize trail essentials, making frequently needed gear simpler to locate.
• The updated flopper-stopper system makes stabilizing the saddlebags easier, while the revised stash-pocket configuration provides convenient organization.
• Two included collapsible hydration bladders give you dedicated, packable water-carrying capacity for the trail.
• Improved fade-resistant materials help the Red Sumac color retain its appearance through outdoor use.

Specifications

• The pack is intended for multi-day treks.
• The saddlebags attach to a breathable harness chassis.
• The chassis uses perforated, molded foam.
• The pack has a cross-load compression system.
• Two collapsible hydration bladders are included.
• The available color is Red Sumac (607).
• Available sizes are Small, Medium and Large/XLarge.
• Variant conditions are New, Used-1 and Used-2.
• A dog's total carried load should not exceed 25% of its body weight, including the pack and contents.
• Dogs new to packs should begin with a light load and progress gradually.

Fit the pack carefully, balance the contents and begin with a light load. Gradual practice gives your dog time to become comfortable before taking on longer, fully packed treks.