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How much weight to put in a doggy back pack?
I have two Pitbulls, but with the snowy and wet weather coming, I need to make the most out of our excersise time together, so I am purchasing them each a doggy back pack. But, I was wondering just how much weight to add. Did anyone ever us one, and how do you know?
The advice to start with an empty pack is correct.
However, the weight limit for a dog to carry is 15%of their body weight or 10% if they are performing any other type of task.
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