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merv35 · 2015-09-30 21:10:47

Folks I have a light framed sprocker bitch . And thinking off getting a neoprene hunting vest for her what's yer verdict on them

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Dog vests

30-09-2015 9:10pm

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merv35

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Folks I have a light framed sprocker bitch . And thinking off getting a neoprene hunting vest for her what's yer verdict on them

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#2 03-10-2015 2:39pm

garrettod

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Hi,

I have bought two different vests in recent years (both reasonably good makes and expensive) and my fella just has chewed them first chance he got.

Thanks,
G.

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#3 04-10-2015 1:38pm

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I use the Jack Pyke ones to good effect

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#4 05-10-2015 6:38am

CJhaughey

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Picked up a decent one in Decathlon last year, camo 5mm neoprene.
Makes a big difference in cold wet conditions to the dogs stamina.

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#5 05-10-2015 7:29am

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I was thinking of getting one for the pup when she is fully grown as I do abit of sitting in ambush for the deer and don't want her to get too cold in the pre dawn how much are they and where is the best place to buy

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#6 05-10-2015 4:54pm

merv35

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Cheers lads. I,ll go with the decathlon one . I have a few bits from them good gear for the money

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#7 07-10-2015 12:21pm

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I have a neoprene one from jack pyke!! Only think i don't like about it is it gets caught very easily on barbed wire so you need to be very careful where you send your dog.

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