NWT/ DogLemi Dog Carrier Backpack( Size: Medium Dog)

Size: Medium Dog. Like picture abovd Dog backpacks are different from dog slings in that they affix to your back, or on the front of your chest and allow your dog to sit upright with legs and head out. They allow you the maximum amount of movement while keeping your dog secure against you and easily accessible. Breathable. It goes without saying that no matter what type of carrier you’re getting, you need to make sure your dog is getting plenty of air. But it won’t only need to be breathable for your dog, but for you, too. If you’re wearing your dog, your comfort still matters and the carrier will need to give your body proper ventilation, too. Ergonomic. If you plan on wearing your dog for extended periods, you’re going to want to find a backpack that is designed to go easy on your body. An ergonomic design can help you (and possibly your dog) maintain your position for longer. You’ll want straps that curve in so that they’ll go with your body’s angles- and while you’re at it, make sure those straps are well-padded. Sling. If you have a mild mannered, light weight dog, a sling is just about the easiest way there is to carry your dog. You sling it over your shoulder and across your chest, pick your dog up and plop him in the sling. Chest carrier. You’ll be better able to see what your dog is doing if he’s on your chest and that definitely comes with its benefits. You’ll be able to see if he needs redirected or if he needs calming kisses, and if he gets agitated, you’ll