New Backcountry Gear For Your Dog

Ruffwear Bark N Boots

So you have yourself all geared up for your upcoming adventures this Fall and Winter but what about your dog? Ruff Wear's new Bark'n Boots Polar Trex dog boots and PeakWagger's gourmet dehydrated dog meals will ensure your canine companion has as much fun in the backcountry as you.

The new dog boots from Ruff Wear are engineered for winter conditions and will keep your dog's feet warm and safe during your snowy, icy or cold weather backcountry activities. The Vibram Icetrek, ice specific sole and snow-gripping lugs offer superior traction. A three layer, laminated, soft-shell upper is DWR coated so weather resistant, wind-resistant and breathable.

The adjustable ankle strap with cam buckle and e-cord loop closure system helps to keep the dog boots in place. An extended gaiter height and grip cuff keep snow from getting in the boots while providing protection from sharp ski edges. 

The Ruff Wear Bark'n Boots Polar Trex dog boots will retail for $89.95 for a set of four boots. 

PeakWaggers dehydrated gourmet dog meals

While you and your dog are enjoying those backcountry powder spoils, you will both need to eat. Dog food is heavy, bulky, and if it gets wet, pretty darn awful. PeakWaggers offers you and your dog an alternative of gourmet dehydrated dog meals that are lightweight, compact, non-perishable and nutritious. 

The dog meals are high in protein, fat and fiber and include human grade ingredients such as beef, chicken, vegetables, potatoes, rice, bulgur wheat, barley, oats and sweet potatoes. No sodium or preservatives are ever added.

The PeakWaggers menu includes full meals such as barkin' beef barley stew or chicken pawmesan as well as snacks for the trail such as salmon or elk jerky. Designed for intermittent or supplemental feeding while you are out on the trail, the dog meals rehydrate with only 8 oz of water.

The Peakwaggers dog meals retail for $6.25 and jerky snacks for $6.00 and can be ordered from the company website. 

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