Pros and Cons<\/strong><\/p>\n+ High-quality products that come with a lifetime warranty
+ Clever design for carrying poop bags
\u2013 Can slide off or become tangled in brush.
\u2013 Takes dogs a while to get used to carrying extra weight.<\/p>\n
I have been a fan of Wilderdog products since they first came out in 2015. The Northern California brand makes durable leashes and gear built to last.<\/p>\n
My dogs love desert adventures, but heat can sometimes dry out their paws and noses. The PawJam is an all-natural balm that helps keep paws and noses healthy while soothing dry, cracked skin caused by harsh outdoor elements. Made in California, the jam is non-toxic and safe in case your dog licks it. Ingredients include beeswax, mango butter, shea butter, jojoba oil, aloe vera oil, calendula oil, and vitamin oil. There are no essential oils.<\/p>\n
My dogs also tested out the WilderDog backpacks, which are lightweight and come with a lifetime warranty. We often spend weekends in the backcountry of Idaho or Montana, and these backpacks are the perfect size for carrying snacks, food, and lightweight water bowls. Plus, they come with a built-in harness for stability and a top handle to grab your pup if needed. With two saddlebags and four total pockets, there\u2019s plenty of room for other things as well, like poop bags or medications.<\/p>\n
Speaking of poop bags, WilderDogs collection of poo products is adorable\u2014and it\u2019s hard to feel cute when you\u2019re picking up after your dog. The dog poop holders come with two carabiner clips and a sturdy zipper for carrying your extra-thick Wilderdog poop bags. My personal favorite accessory was the crap carrier\u2014a small silicone handle that connects to a leash or harness and can carry up to four knotted poop bags. (Nobody likes seeing left-behind poo bags on the trail.)<\/p>\n
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