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Dear Lee Valley,
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Louie en route to his hiking destination in the
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I
have had my Ultimate Carryall (XD525) for some time. I live
in a small town, isolated in the Pacific North Coast. Also,
I have a very lazy 16 lb French bulldog named Louie. My husband
and I hike a lot, often on very rough ground, and Louie will
not walk very far; so in the buggy he goes! He loves it and
when he's tired, he puts his front legs up on the buggy to
be let in. Then, as we pull him, he puts his front legs up
on the handles and looks around as he is pulled like a king
throughout his kingdom. Then he sleeps in his buggy. I can
put his doggie bags, water and treats in the pockets (as well
as our extra jackets, hats, etc.).
The wheels are tough enough to take all kinds of terrain.
We've climbed mountains with him in the cart! We just did
a 40-day trip across Canada, from Prince Rupert, British Columbia,
to Prince Edward Island (PEI) and back (15,800km), and Louie
was wheeled over trails from the Cabot Trail to Dinosaur Provincial
Park, from PEI beaches to rugged trails north of Lake Superior.
I enclose a photo of him on a Pembina River Provincial Park
trail.
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After an exhausting trip, Louie settles in for a nap. |
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Sleepy
time for Louie |
Enjoy,
Vicky
Grainger
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
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