Kayak fishing with your dog? Keep them safe with Cabela's "Advanced Dog Flotation" Vest. Super-soft triple-segmented foam provides outstanding buoyancy while allowing ample freedom and mobility. Removable dual reflective stripes for low-light visibility. Straps are comfortable and avoid digging into the belly. Durable ripstop-nylon construction with integrated dual grab handles that make retrieval easy, cargo pockets, leash attachment included. Imported.
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Cabela's "Advanced Dog Flotation" Vest
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Cabela's Advanced Dog Flotation Vest
One of our dogs has been a steady fishing companion for me on my yak. Having him in a PFD has made me more comfortable with him on the water with me. I know if/when we go into the water he's something I won't have to worry about right away. He took to wearing the vest quickly and has shown no signs of being rubbed raw in any areas of his body. The adjustable straps, with ample padding under all of the straps seems to reduce or eliminate this potential problem. I looked around for a long time at different flotation vests for dogs before deciding to purchase this one. I am completely happy with my purchase and would recommend this product to anyone looking for a PFD for their best friend.
Pros & Cons
Pros:
Comfortable for the dog-does not chaff or rub them raw, easy to put on and take off, durable, vest goes around the entire chest so no straps dig into the belly. padded strap goes from shoulders and around the neck to top of breast bone, easy to adjust, si
Cons:
Male dogs may pee into the underside of the vest as it will cover their bellies. As with any vest covering an animals chest area you would want to keep an eye on over heating in warmer weather.
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