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Now you can ride your bike AND walk your dog at the same time!
The Springer bike leash / dog jogger enables you to ride your bicycle without having to hold on to your dog’s leash.
Check it out!…
If you love riding your bike, and you love your dog, chances are you’d enjoy biking with your dog. But that’s easier said than done …unless you have a tiny dog that fits into a ride-along carrier or bike basket.
With a dog bike leash, you can ride your bike safely while your dog jogs alongside. It’s truly the only way to bike with your dog!
WARNING: Bicycling Is Not For All Dog Breeds!
Please be aware that some dog breeds aren’t meant to exercise this vigorously — and other dogs shouldn’t participate in strenuous activity due to their health or size.
Check out these great tips for exercising with your dog.
Here’s a fun alternative to a dog bike leash attachment: a dog-powered scooter!
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