Ruff Wear Palisades Pack - Leader of the Packs
What makes multi-day adventures in your favorite wilderness area even better? Having your best pal at your side, of course.
When you and your companion set out, make sure she’s as prepared as you are.

The Palisades Pack is built for hard use in rugged conditions over multi-day backpacking trips when extra carrying capacity is needed.
This pack carries canine essentials such as food, water, bowls, treats, first-aid supplies, and toys, and even has on-board water bladders for hydration in dry conditions.

• Three key features set this pack apart from other dog packs:
  (1) removable saddlebags,
  (2) load compression, and
  (3) hydration bladders.
• Space-efficient saddlebags with lightweight, streamlined, go-fast shape.
• Weight-forward saddlebag design for ideal load-carrying position.
• Trail-savvy details like waterproof zippers, high-visibility reflective trim, external gear loops, and aluminum V-ring leash attachment.
• Web Master™ Harness frame ensures good stability and weight dispersion with a five-point adjustable fit and full range of motion.
• Designed to rack up the miles with highly durable construction.
• Balanced assistance handle helps lift dog up and over obstacles.

Palisades Dog's Backpack by Ruff Wear Sizing The pack’s harness should have an all-around snug fit for a stable load and to prevent movement or shifting of the saddlebags. Be sure that each saddlebag has an equal and balanced load. When fitting the Palisades Pack, remove the saddlebags from the harness for easy fitting and adjustment. Then reattach the saddlebags when ready to go. Girth: measurement around widest part of rib cage Performance fit: contoured, athletic cut In-between sizes: Choose the smaller pack for a lighter load and less bulk. Please do not use saddlebag capacity as your only sizing consideration; use the girth fit for best results. Size Dog Girth Capacity Small 53 - 76 cm 10-litre Medium 66 - 91 cm 13-litre Large 81 -122 cm  18-litre

TV's famous Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan says
"If you have a high-level-energy dog, it's not going to be happy with a one-hour walk. Those types of dogs are going to require more than one hour of physical challenge in the outside world.
There is a way we can intensify one hour.
A dog can carry a backpack, so this way the one-hour walk becomes [the equivalent of] two hours."