anybody ever use one of these or something like it?
Welcome To Springer

Just looking for some exercise variety for my two dogs.........

Robb

ive also seen this one.......
Bike Dog Leash Attachment for Bike Dog Riding - Walky Dog Bicycle Dog Leash

I have springers on each of our mountain bikes, I just recently added an additional arm to mine for a third dog. I run 2 female sibes on my bike, and hubby runs our lead male on his bike. We love the springers, and will get an additional arm for hubby, if we get another pup. Hope this helps! Here are some pics of my pups.

Mariya
Dog profile for Mariya { pronounced Mariah}, a female Siberian Husky

Jonah
Dog profile for Jonah, a male Siberian Husky

Luna
Dog profile for Luna, a female Siberian Husky

Past sibes:

Olympia
Dog profile for Olympia {In Loving Memory}, a female Siberian Husky

Hailey
Dog profile for Hailey {1993-2003}, a female Siberian Husky

Thanks, im leaning towards the springer.......Ill probrably start with one to try out and then maybe get the second arm...........no problems riding with two dogs at once?

Robb

I have absolutely no problem with running 2 dogs at once, just a word of warning, I would definately buy a more sturdy harness, such as the coastal wagon harness, it buckles under the tummy, that way they can't slip out. Also buy a strong coupler instead of the little cloth thing they give you. We got our harnesses, and springer from Dog Harnesses at Dresslers Dog Supplies Store Entrance if you scroll down to the bottom of the page it's the last harness, and the springer is right under it. We just got the coupler at a local pet store, I use the leather couplers with the bigger clasp. Hope this info helps.

what exactly is the coupler?

This is a coupler, for walking two dogs. Coupler Nylon 18x3/4 inch Black for walking two dogs - Dog Leashes Nylon at Arcata Pet Supplies

I use the leather one then hook it through the springers loop, and hook both clasps to the dogs collar.

i actually just came across an article about biking with dogs..........
Dogs Make Good Bicycling Partners

Robb