Dog Drag Bag for Pets That Drag or Scoot, in Five Sizes from XSmall to XLarge for Weight-Based Sizing
The dog drag bag is for pets that drag their legs behind them or scoot while sitting on their legs. This Walkin' bag comes in five sizes, helping you choose a fit using your dog's weight and the measurements that match how your pet moves.
Start with weight when selecting a size, then compare bag length and neck measurements. Measure from the last rib to the tips of the toes if the legs extend behind your dog, or to the end of the rump if your dog sits on its legs while scooting.
Features
- Five sizes: XSmall, Small, Medium, Large and XLarge
- Weight-led sizing accommodates differences in dogs' body shapes
- Size chart includes weight, bag length and neck measurements
- Two measurement methods account for extended legs or a seated scooting position
Specifications
- Product type: Dog Drag Bag
- XSmall: Dog weight: 9–12 lb; bag length: 11 in; neck: 7–9 in
- Small: Dog weight: 10–19 lb; bag length: 13.5 in; neck: 7.5–9.5 in
- Medium: Dog weight: 20–30 lb; bag length: 16 in; neck: 10–14 in
- Large: Dog weight: 31–45 lb; bag length: 20 in; neck: 14–18 in
- XLarge: Dog weight: 45–65 lb; bag length: 23 in; neck: 19–23 in
- Measurement starting point: Last rib
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I choose a dog drag bag size?
Choose the dog drag bag size primarily by your dog's weight, then compare the listed bag length and neck measurements. Dogs have different body shapes, so length is a reference rather than the sole sizing criterion.
Where should I measure if my dog's legs extend behind them?
Measure for the dog drag bag from the last rib to the tips of the toes when your dog's legs extend behind them as they drag.
How do I measure a dog that sits on its legs while scooting?
Measure for the dog drag bag from the last rib to the end of the rump if your dog sits on its legs while scooting.
What if my dog's measured length falls between the listed bag lengths?
A dog drag bag length that closely matches your dog's measurement is preferred, and a longer listed bag length is also acceptable. If the listed bag length is shorter than your dog's measurement, use your dog's weight as the primary sizing reference.