We just got Link a RuffWear Palisades Pack in a Medium, so we essentially now have a new WebMaster for him.  

The harness we are selling is a Small in red.  He fits it currently at about the 95% mark, so there is only about a 5% room for growth left in it at his current size.  

Link is 8 months old, 40 pounds, 21.5 inches tall at the shoulders and measures about 25.5 inches around at the lowest point of the ribs.

There is no damage whatsoever to the harness and it has some normal aesthetic wear to it in the red main piece.  

I think it'd be great for a puppy ages 4-9 months or an adult Female on the smaller side.

Here's the harness and the sizing info is here as well:

http://www.ruffwear.com/Web-Master-Harness_2?sc=2&category=1131

This harness is best used for hiking, swimming, and for times where you're in close quarters and you need good control (campfires, bbqs, tents...etc).  Not the best for everyday walks, as I feel it is not the greatest tool for on-leash tight control.  It's more of a free roam harness.  

Yours for $30. It's about $60 with tax in the US.  

Lemme know.

Cheers.

Ohhh! Possibly highly interested!

Cool, lemme know.

I'm super low tech so I'd just take a check or money order in the mail.

I'm going to measure Shebs tomorrow, but she is 32 pounds and very dainty, so I doubt it won't fit. I'll get back to you tomorrow!!!

Ok, lemme know if I can help on this end. Based on weight and age alone she should be a good fit.

If Jeff, doesn't want it, I will take it... Maya is 22½" Shoulder height and 30" Girth. She is very small at almost 4 years old...

Thanks,
(The other) Jeff

Yep, we will take it!! PM me your address so I can send you a money order tomorrow!

HAHA Sorry Jeff is the seller, and Kelsey is the buyer... (Sorry Kelsey)... Good buy!

You're fine lol!

Yayy -claps- Sheba is going to love her new harness

I know!!! Baby girl will loooove it! Now I just need a belt; I've been thinking about SASS since I love their stuff and they are pretty highly recommended and reasonably priced.

Awesome, thanks Kelsey. I'm gonna PM you right now. I will get it out to you tomorrow or Tuesday, so PM me your address as well.

Cheers.

Sheba&Kennedy wrote:

I know!!! Baby girl will loooove it! Now I just need a belt; I've been thinking about SASS since I love their stuff and they are pretty highly recommended and reasonably priced.

Ah! Really? I've not seen anyone else recommend Sass! All I see is alpine usually. I personally have a SASS belt and I love it. Sometimes I feel a little awkward if I go to the dog park with it on because its huge and bulky and Abby's is all thin and not so noticeable, but honestly when Link sees a squirrel and its full speed to the end of his leash I'm thankful for all that padding xD

For what it's worth, if I'd known about SASS before ordering my Alpine Outfitters belt, I probably would have gotten that. It's not as sleek, but it seems much more comfortable.

I do love the AO belt though, it's made extremely well (and made exactly the size I wanted it). And I really love the shock-absorbing lines and that I can use it with other stuff too, not just the belt.

katiesham wrote:

For what it's worth, if I'd known about SASS before ordering my Alpine Outfitters belt, I probably would have gotten that. It's not as sleek, but it seems much more comfortable.

I do love the AO belt though, it's made extremely well (and made exactly the size I wanted it). And I really love the shock-absorbing lines and that I can use it with other stuff too, not just the belt.

Hehe I'm the opposite! I like the fact that my shock absorbors come built in, so I can use my millions of leashes with my belt. I really do like alpines jogging lines though because of that traffic handle, although I'll be ordering police leads from the UK that come with traffic handles as soon as I get some extra money. There's too much neat stuff in the world I want to buy. You'll have to tell me how you like the SASS belt!

Yall are so jacking my thread.





Just kidding

P.s. you three...the hike was amazing today.

Pics to come soon from Roxy. Group stick pulling, narrow wooden bridges, waterfalls, and birthday cone hats. Just sayin'.

seattlesibe wrote:

P.s. you three...the hike was amazing today.

Pics to come soon from Roxy.  Group stick pulling, narrow wooden bridges, waterfalls, and birthday cone hats.   Just sayin'.

I feel like thats another temptation for me to move to Washington.

Although I am seriously considering it. Still a few years away, but its definitely on my list. After seeing the thread about the bear cub Colorado hiking scares me .. just a bit xD

seattlesibe wrote:

P.s. you three...the hike was amazing today.

Pics to come soon from Roxy.  Group stick pulling, narrow wooden bridges, waterfalls, and birthday cone hats.   Just sayin'.

HAHA! How rude of you  .

Living in the middle of nowhere is so totally not cool. Even all the husky camps in Iowa are too far away for me to go since they are usually either in the middle or on the other side. I always creep on the Seattle Area Husky thread.. It's my fix!

My fix is the Ohio thread, even though we have it really good here.

But I love reds and we have none here...

Sheba&Kennedy wrote:

HAHA! How rude of you  .

Living in the middle of nowhere is so totally not cool. Even all the husky camps in Iowa are too far away for me to go since they are usually either in the middle or on the other side. I always creep on the Seattle Area Husky thread.. It's my fix!

Lol trust me its my fix too! I love seeing those Korra Link pictures.

seattlesibe wrote:

My fix is the Ohio thread, even though we have it really good here.

But I love reds and we have none here...

Yes, we've got plenty of reds. Maya, Sophie, Link, Bowie, Mishka, Nanook, maybe Odin, oh and we just got two new Loki's and a Logan that are red. I guess I could come over and share one since the Ohio group has so many..