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Use the proper
fullbody harness in
order to keep your dog's
throat free from any
pressure as he pulls the bike.
that will injure both you and
your dog. Go over your bike
carefully to double-check that
your chain is not rusty and that
it is properly attached to the to in front of it. This may be Now that both the bike and
bike. Check the tire pressure a good option for a beginner your dog have been properly
and air up any that may be a or if you are riding along busy prepared, you can begin your
bit too low. streets. Whichever method Bikejoring adventure! Take it
you are using, attach your dog slow at first and allow time
Once the bike is safe and to the bike with the proper for a warmup. After that, it
ready to go, it is time to get tow line and check that there is totally up to you and your
your pup harnessed up! Use are no knots or tears that may dog how long the fun lasts.
the proper full-body harness cause it to fail. Training off the Remember that especially in
in order to keep your dog's bike may be necessary at first warmer weather, your pup may
throat free from any pressure to ensure that your dog knows need more breaks for water
as he pulls the bike. Some how to behave while they are and perhaps some shade.
Bikejoring equipment has a being hooked up to your bike. Enjoy the time and know that
tool that allows the dog to run It may take a bit of time, but once it's over, you'll both be
beside the bike as opposed they'll catch on quickly! ready for a good nap!
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