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Small Retrieving Dog Bumper | Carhartt

2.2 out of 5 star rating
 

Small Retrieving Dog Bumper

$10.99

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Description

Rugged training tool for dogs who work hard 24/7

Built for dogs with hunting in their blood, this bumper is constructed with our classic cotton duck fabric so it won't get chewed through too quickly. It's also weighed down with a sand base so you can get some good distance on your training tosses.

Features

  • Durable 1680-denier polyester fabric bonded and reinforced
  • Webbing throw handle
  • Double stitching with strong nylon thread
  • Sand weighted base
  • Rubber Carhartt label
  • Small 5 oz, 7" L
  • Model No. PT0369
  • Country of Origin: Imported

Dog Collar

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK
MEDIUM 12" - 18"
LARGE 18" - 26"

How to Measure

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Nylon Duck Ripstop Service Dog Harness

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  CHEST GIRTH
SMALL 17” - 22”
MEDIUM 22” - 29”
LARGE 29” - 36”
X-LARGE 35” - 42”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Nylon Duck Training Harness

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  CHEST GIRTH
SMALL 17” - 22”
MEDIUM 22” - 29”
LARGE 29” - 36”
X-LARGE 35” - 42”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Dog Chore Coat

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK CHEST GIRTH BODY LENGTH
SMALL 13” - 17” 16” - 21” 12”
MEDIUM 18” - 23” 22” - 28” 16”
LARGE 22” - 26” 25” - 38” 20”
X-LARGE 24” - 29” 30” - 45” 24

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Neoprene Dog Vest

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK CHEST GIRTH WAIST
SMALL 15” - 19” 21” - 23” 19” - 22”
MEDIUM 15” - 19” 22” - 26” 20” - 23”
LARGE 16” - 20” 26” - 29” 23” - 26”
X-LARGE 17” - 21” 27” - 31” 24” - 27”
XX-LARGE 18” - 22” 28” - 32” 24” - 29”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

How to Measure

measurements dog

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the test. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Example of Breed

Small:

Boston Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Dachshund, and Parson Russell Terrier

Medium:

Australian Cattle Dog, Beagle, Border Collie, Brittany Spaniel, Portuguese Water Dog, and Siberian Husky

Large:

Belgian Malinois, Boxer, Dalmation, English Setter, Pointer, Golden & Labrador retrievers, and Irish Setter

X-Large:

Alaskan Malamute, Bloodhound, Doberman Pinscher, and German Shepherd

 
 
2.2 out of 5 star rating
2.2   5.0
 
   
Rated 2 out of 5
Too week and potentially dangerous
Unfortunately our dog destroyed it in 20 min We are disappointed as we expected Carhart to create stre durable products Also the stuffing Indian seems dangerous for dogs to swallow R
July 5, 2024
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Rated 5 out of 5
High visibility and durability
My Belgian Malinois loves this thing! It's not a chew toy.
Squirrel
March 23, 2024
, PA, US
Rated 5 out of 5
It's a training tool not a chew toy morons
To all the idiots complaining about durability, it's not a chew toy. It's for training your dog to fetch/retrieve. You morons shouldn't be letting your dog chew on your training tools. Stop being lazy and supervise your dogs, take the bumper away when you're not using it with your dog.
September 30, 2023
Urbana, IL, US
Rated 1 out of 5
My golden doodle loves to play catch and very few toys will last unless from Bark Box… this one lasted 2 days iffff!!! it just cant hold up from what I see from other reviews also??????????
May 31, 2023
Walkertown, NC, US
Rated 1 out of 5
Lasted about a week.
Our dog had some alone time with this toy and started chewing the brown material and made a hole in it. No big deal until small white grains/pellets started coming out of hole. Made a mess. Will not buy again.
April 19, 2023
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