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	<title>Comments on: Dog Backpack &#8211; Tips to Consider Before Using a Dog Backpack</title>
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		<title>By: Traildog</title>
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		<description>Great article. There are many backpacks available on the market today. I suggest that if you are interested in purchasing a backpack for your dog that you first buy an inexpensive one. The average person will not be hiking the Appalachian trail with their dog and a less expensive one, in the $10-30 range, will work just fine. Try it first and see if both you and your dog like backpacking first, and then make a purchse decision to buy a premium pack, or maybe stick with the less expensive pack that may adequately suite your backpacking needs. -Traildog</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great article. There are many backpacks available on the market today. I suggest that if you are interested in purchasing a backpack for your dog that you first buy an inexpensive one. The average person will not be hiking the Appalachian trail with their dog and a less expensive one, in the $10-30 range, will work just fine. Try it first and see if both you and your dog like backpacking first, and then make a purchse decision to buy a premium pack, or maybe stick with the less expensive pack that may adequately suite your backpacking needs. -Traildog</p>
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