Hunting vest for small dogs

Anyone know where I could get a hunting vest for a small dog(15lbs). It needs to be warm and preferable blaze orange. Cabelas catalog doesn’t carry any small enough. Thanks

I know gander mt. carries dog vests…not sure if they have the size you’re looking for…

608-783-2820…might give them a shot

I know gander mt. carries dog vests…not sure if they have the size you’re looking for…

608-783-2820…might give them a shot

Good call, I completley forgot about them. We have a store here in Rochester. I’ll check them out.

I’ve searched the internet and haven’t come up with allot. I’d like to get the dog in the woods but he have to have a vest first.

Good call, I completley forgot about them. We have a store here in Rochester. I’ll check them out.

I’ve searched the internet and haven’t come up with allot. I’d like to get the dog in the woods but he have to have a vest first.

Are you hunting with a English Cocker?That would be about the only hunting breed at that size.We had a American Cocker that used to waterfowl hunt with us a little.
Ryan hale

Are you hunting with a English Cocker?That would be about the only hunting breed at that size.We had a American Cocker that used to waterfowl hunt with us a little.
Ryan hale

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Are you hunting with a English Cocker?That would be about the only hunting breed at that size.We had a American Cocker that used to waterfowl hunt with us a little.
Ryan hale

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No I’d like to get our Rat Terrior in the woods for some squirle hunting. It will be more of an outdoor activity for the dog and I than anything. But I know that once he gets his eyes and nose going on small game, he’ll tear himself up in the brush. Plus he need something to keep him warm. He’s and avid rabit and squire hunter in the back yard now where there isn’t any brush. The breeder that we bought him from said his father was a great squirle hunter so I though I’d see how he does.

It looks like I’m going to have to have something custom made. No body seems to make what I’m looking for, for small dogs.

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Are you hunting with a English Cocker?That would be about the only hunting breed at that size.We had a American Cocker that used to waterfowl hunt with us a little.
Ryan hale

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No I’d like to get our Rat Terrior in the woods for some squirle hunting. It will be more of an outdoor activity for the dog and I than anything. But I know that once he gets his eyes and nose going on small game, he’ll tear himself up in the brush. Plus he need something to keep him warm. He’s and avid rabit and squire hunter in the back yard now where there isn’t any brush. The breeder that we bought him from said his father was a great squirle hunter so I though I’d see how he does.

It looks like I’m going to have to have something custom made. No body seems to make what I’m looking for, for small dogs.

When we pheasant hunt we ALWAYS bring along my buddies Jack Russell Terrier. It’s the funniest freakin thing…..watchin that little 4-5 pound dog run through the thick sloughs…..he’s so small that he runs right underneath a lot of thickest brush that the Weimeriner we hunt behind won’t even go into. And boy does that dog have a nose !!! He always stays close, he never chases deer or coyotes, and he’ll run forever…..can’t ask for more out of a huntin dog

When we pheasant hunt we ALWAYS bring along my buddies Jack Russell Terrier. It’s the funniest freakin thing…..watchin that little 4-5 pound dog run through the thick sloughs…..he’s so small that he runs right underneath a lot of thickest brush that the Weimeriner we hunt behind won’t even go into. And boy does that dog have a nose !!! He always stays close, he never chases deer or coyotes, and he’ll run forever…..can’t ask for more out of a huntin dog

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When we pheasant hunt we ALWAYS bring along my buddies Jack Russell Terrier. It’s the funniest freakin thing…..watchin that little 4-5 pound dog run through the thick sloughs…..he’s so small that he runs right underneath a lot of thickest brush that the Weimeriner we hunt behind won’t even go into. And boy does that dog have a nose !!! He always stays close, he never chases deer or coyotes, and he’ll run forever…..can’t ask for more out of a huntin dog

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That’s very encouraging. We’ve had the dog for 5 years now but this will be first time I’ve ever worked with him hunting. I’ve taken a 5 year hiatus from hunting(everything) and I’m slowing going to start working getting back into the woods more. I love to squirrel hunt and our dogs loves to chase and kill anything he sees. I’ve never squirrel hunted with a dog so this will be a learning experince for both of us. I’m hoping he will tree them and I’ll shoot ‘um…I hope.

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When we pheasant hunt we ALWAYS bring along my buddies Jack Russell Terrier. It’s the funniest freakin thing…..watchin that little 4-5 pound dog run through the thick sloughs…..he’s so small that he runs right underneath a lot of thickest brush that the Weimeriner we hunt behind won’t even go into. And boy does that dog have a nose !!! He always stays close, he never chases deer or coyotes, and he’ll run forever…..can’t ask for more out of a huntin dog

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That’s very encouraging. We’ve had the dog for 5 years now but this will be first time I’ve ever worked with him hunting. I’ve taken a 5 year hiatus from hunting(everything) and I’m slowing going to start working getting back into the woods more. I love to squirrel hunt and our dogs loves to chase and kill anything he sees. I’ve never squirrel hunted with a dog so this will be a learning experince for both of us. I’m hoping he will tree them and I’ll shoot ‘um…I hope.