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G-Train Dog Carrier Backpack

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$72.47 $144.95 In stock

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Going for a day hike? Pack all the necessities. Like your dog. As rugged and thoughtfully engineered as the best daypacks—think padded laptop compartment, a pair of water bottle holders, and an ample supply of zippered storage— the G-Train Pack adds a pet carrier compartment with a zip-open mesh top that rolls neatly out of the way. You think your dog is cute now? Wait until you see his little face sticking out of the G-Train, watching the scenery roll by. Suitable for dogs up to 25 lbs Sewn in fiberglass support rods for structure. Optional interior rods for added structure Waterproof, muckproof, Armorsole™ bottom Stow away shoulder straps makes pack into a carrier Ventilated mesh back and side panels Hip belt and adjustable sternum strap for comfort for longer trips Interior tether to attach your dogs harness Top and front grab handles Features Liner: Remove. Machine wash gentle. Air dry Pack: Spot clean or hand wash. Air dry 13" (w) x 21" (h) x 10" (d) Download product instructions Why you will love it Video

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William S. ★★★★★

Went on a six-mile trail with my 14-pound pup and the water bottle holders kept us both hydrated without throwing off the balance. The padded compartment on my back made the whole thing feel like a proper daypack, not a pet gimmick. My dog actually fell asleep on the way back.

Jacob ★★★★★

The padded laptop compartment is a genius touch—I tucked my 14-inch in there and my 40-pound dog rode comfortably in the main pouch for a solid two hours. Water bottle holders kept us both hydrated on the trail, and the whole thing felt sturdy on my shoulders.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Took this on a muddy trail with my 30-pound pup and the water bottle holders kept my hands free the whole time. The padded laptop compartment is a bonus for stashing my tablet, and the straps held up way better than I expected on a three-hour climb.