I use a hammock but want to start taken my 90lb dog bush, whats

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2017-07-29 10:01:33 Post No. 1070627
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Anonymous 2017-07-29 10:01:33 Post No. 1070627 [Report]

I use a hammock but want to start taken my 90lb dog bush, whats the best option for his digs overnight? Am I going to have to just get a tent and go on the ground also?

Anonymous 2017-07-29 10:23:30 Post No.1070647
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Anonymous 2017-07-29 10:23:30 Post No.1070647 [Report]

>>1070627
Depends on how needy the dog is. Some are perfectly fine laying out on the ground, others will freak out if they aren't in your sleeping bag with you.

Anonymous 2017-07-29 10:35:23 Post No.1070650
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Anonymous 2017-07-29 10:35:23 Post No.1070650 [Report]

>>1070647

Ground isnt really an option with how damp it is in the bush. Basically need a short bivvy sack with a hooped opening maybe.

Anonymous 2017-07-31 12:55:53 Post No.1071376
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>>1070627
Nice pug

Anonymous 2017-07-31 02:24:18 Post No.1071405
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Anonymous 2017-07-31 02:24:18 Post No.1071405 [Report]

>>1070650
>a bivy bag for a dog
Just get a tent you nutter. Also if your doggo is used to going /out/ then just bring a tarp and a blanket for it to lie on.

I use a hammock but want to start taken my 90lb dog bush, whats

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