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Wow that's so cool!! Is that a milk crate? What are the red poles?

Oh my goodness! That is seriously adorable. How will it work? I'm assuming you wont be sitting in it unless you're a small child. Are you comfortable with your dog off leash or will you simple walk him while he pulls something?

Both of your dogs are beautiful, by the way.

haha thanks a lot

That is a grocery/ milk/ vegetable crate, and the red poles are actually from a steel broom. UPDATE: poles were not strong enough, so i'm replacing theme with aluminum ones.

The wheels are no flat 12" bicycle wheels.

I have yet to "launch" it but yes, i will walk him as he pulls whatever it is that i'll put inside.

The crate is made out of very hard plastic so it can take a lot of weight actually.

It's main purpose is exercise.

Really cool! I'd love to hear how it works out once you try it!

ok so how do i put in my order for one? roflmao

That's awesome!! I can't wait to see a video of it in action!

That is the most genius thing I have seen in awhile!

That's great, you've given me ideas for when Sky is bigger haha

Love it! Looking forward to the video.

That is such an elegant design.

The wide milk crate is a complete structure. It is the proper width for the poles. With the choice of wheel size, it raises the poles to a good height. It can hold small items (Like a Husky pup )

Using metal broomsticks for poles is brilliant. Unlike electrical tubing, broomsticks already have rounded plastic caps. The thin metal is easy to drill and add eyebolts.

What harness do you use?

Very good!!!

Thank You for all the comments ! , The video is ready - just have to edit it a little. The harness i use is from Dean & Tyler. and the poles are not made from broom poles anymore - i switched to aluminum tubes which are much stronger and durable. ALSO ADDED MORE PHOTOS ON TOP ! TAKE A LOOK !

Love the 'Hot Dog'

awesome idea ! I will consider this for my dog to thanks for the idea and inspiration !

That is so neat! Great idea! How do you attach it to your husky?

husky123 wrote:

That is so neat! Great idea! How do you attach it to your husky?

He has 2 d-rings on the sides of his harness (1 d-ring for each side), and each one is connected to the non climbing rings which connects to the poles.

asafnawi wrote:

husky123 wrote:

That is so neat! Great idea! How do you attach it to your husky?

He has 2 d-rings on the sides of his harness (1 d-ring for each side), and each one is connected to the non climbing rings which connects to the poles.

Ah ok, thanks for sharing!