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BirdDog PFD
Astral
BirdDog PFD
$74.95
Description

　　Safety and style for canine athletes

　　The Astral BirdDog PFD is designed to provide safety and style for the canine athlete. A perfect option for both active swimmers looking to take on new rapids or newbies learning their doggie paddle in calmer waters.

　　Size: Weight, Girth, Suggested Breeds:

　　-- XS: 5-15 lbs, 13"-19", Chihuahua, Pekingese

　　-- S: 15-25 lbs, 17"-25", Pug, Pomeranian

　　-- M: 25-45 lbs, 21"-31", Border Collie

　　-- L: 45-75 lbs, 26"-35", Labrador Retriever

　　-- XL: 75+ lbs, 30"-39", Great Dane, Mastiff

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Brand Name:
Astral
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
DOGBDN
Other Features:
• Intended Use: K-9 River Play
• Entry: Front Center Chest Buckle
• Foam Insert: PE Foam
• Shell Fabric: 500 Denier Cordura® Nylon
• Liner Fabric: 200 Denier High Tenacity Nylon
• Webbing: Nylon
• Hardware: Heavy Duty Acetal
• Design Buoyancy: Keeps Fido afloat and head above water.
Size, Weight, Girth, Suggested Breeds:
-- XS: 5-15 lbs, 13"-19", Chihuahua, Pekingese
-- S: 15-25 lbs, 17"-25", Pug, Pomeranian
-- M: 25-45 lbs, 21"-31", Border Collie
-- L: 45-75 lbs, 26"-35", Labrador Retriever
-- XL: 75+ lbs, 30"-39", Great Dane, Mastiff
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