Description:

For our Mesh Bag Vest, we have taken concepts from our Day Trip Pack Vest and our Mesh Vest, and combined them to create our Mesh Bag Vest. This vest addresses the need for a lightweight air breathing vest that has the ability to carry items such as water bottles.

The Mesh Bag Vest has two side bags made from thick mesh. On top of the vest is a foam padded back plate with handle, clear vinyl ID Hook and Loop closing pocket and a small solid fabric zippered pouch for small items such as car keys, cell phone, or a pill bottle. The front chest strap has double slides on it for extra adjustment and there are two adjustable girth straps to keep the packs in place. All three straps are able to open with attached side release buckles.

On the top of the back plate there is a heavy welded D-ring for leash attachment and two small back D-rings, to attach a bridge handle. The bags are large enough to fit a quart size bottle in.

The dimensions of the side bags are 3” Deep x 11” Wide x6” Tall. This Mesh Bag Vest will fit a girth measurement from 30” to 39”. Mesh Bag Vest comes with 2 regular patches of your choice. This vest is not recommended for small dogs.

Lightweight and breathable

Girth measurement: 30”-39”

Comes with 2 regular patches of your choice (not specialty patches)
     > Please specify where you would like your patch(es) located on the vest in the “Patch Placement” field in the shopping cart (e.g. Service dog patch: left, middle) This vest is not recommended for small dogs.

Note on Service vs. Therapy Dogs:
Service Dogs are dogs that perform a task for their disabled handler. The handler has public access rights with a Service Dog and they are protected under Federal ADA law, and allowed to enter public property with their Service Dog. (Handler must be considered disabled and the dog must perform a task.)
Therapy Dogs are dogs that meet the needs of others (such as visiting people in nursing homes, hospitals, pet therapy work, and reading groups, etc.) Handlers do not have ADA public access rights with Therapy Dogs and must have permission from an establishment to enter.
On the back of the Therapy Dog or Search & Rescue IDs, we put a statement about the work that these dogs perform.

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