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Old 10-23-2016, 04:55 PM
Springerman Springerman is offline
 
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Originally Posted by fingershooter View Post
I also have a "manly dog" - a 95 lb golden lab - and I have a chest protector on him to save his hide. A day or two chasing pheasant in cactus, roses, thistles and thorns in general, and without the vest he's a bleeding mass of cuts and bald spots. No one and/or no beast needs to go through that. Bad enough the beating his legs and feet take. Some custom tailoring and there is no chafing. I do agree with the petroleum jelly or such for long haired dogs as the thorns don't catch as bad and the burrs are easier to remove. Petroleum jelly is a pain to wash out (for us non-manly men) and so I use mink oil conditioner. Mink oil, petroleum jelly, spray bandage, bandage wraps, super glue, and a steel comb and tweezers for cacti are mandatory in my pack. I've never had any issues pursuing grouse
and don't subject him to wearing a vest.
X' s two I have found this much superior, to the one Wholesale Sports sells. mine doesn't chaffe my dog.
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