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With a couple great products, and some common sense, you’ll be ready to take your pet on your next adventure outing
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The outdoors can be a dangerous place for your dog. Wes Siler, along with his youngest pup, Teddy, show you their risk-management strategies and a few products that help them enjoy the great outdoors together.
Wes recommends:
- Ruffwear Powderhound insulated jacket ($89.95)
- Hurtta Rambler high-vis vest (on sale $49.45)
- Garmin Astro 430 tracking device and T5 dog collar ($650)
- Mud Buster paw cleaner ($25)
- Musher’s Secret ($25)
- Ruffwear Frontrange Harness ($39.95)
- A homemade leash
