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DOG2BIKE Spring Coil . ( CHROME –PLATED )
Dogs rarely exercise on their own , and owners have little time to do so .

DOG2BIKE spring coils meet both objectives – owners can now
exercise themselves ,and with their dogs on their bicycles , under controlled
conditions ( of safety ) , within their time constraints .
DOG2BIKE spring coils absorb a certain degree of the force normally associated
with dogs’ sudden tugging and pulling . This will enable the biker sufficient
time for his reflexes to make the necessary compensating movements to maintain
balance .
Simple assembly , with high quality chrome-plating , makes this DOG2BIKE Spring
coil a life-long investment for the development and health of both dogs and
owners .
( Naturally , a skillful adult biker and an obedient dog are required as a
‘safe’ team )
Great as a gift !

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Assembly to your bike : |
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Remove the nut on the desired side of the back
axle and assemble the unit as follow :
The unit should be assembled under the wheel
axle nut and always with any washers on the outside of this
unit’s bracket for a good balance . It is highly recommended
that the spring coil be fixed onto the right side of the bike
to facilitate the dog being protected against any on-coming
vehicles when cycling against the flow of traffic ( ie., on
the ‘ right ‘ side of the road ).

To prevent the bracket from rotating , put the
5mm bolt into one of the two parallel holes in the bracket .
There should be two ropes with clasps , both
of which are to be attached to the dog’s collar or harness .
One of these ropes ( with 2 clasps ) should be hooked to the
loop end of the Spring coil .
This rope should be short enough so that the dog’s forepaws do
not come under the front wheel .

The second rope is to be tied ( bowline knot )
, or hooked by another clasp , to the bike’s main frame at a
suitable length to prevent the dog from changing sides .
Important .
Safety and control , dictate that there should be a strong
leash also attached to the dog to control the dog in the event
that it pulls beyond the ‘ flexibile distance ‘ of the spring
coil . This is also to comply with Municipality regulations
that dogs must be leashed when taken outside houses . Dogs
should be allowed to ease themselves , and cycling done only
after they are calmed down from the excitement of being
released from their kennel. |
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Controlled Cycling with your dog |
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Dogs rarely exercise on their own . Exercise
is essential for a dog’s health and muscular development .

Biking with your dog is a most time effective
form of exercise for both owner and his dog . With this form
of bonding , dogs will have less energy for negative
activities like digging and chewing your
favourite items .
Cycling should be restricted to :
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Dogs above eight (8) months old
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Areas of low vehicular traffic flow .
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Pace and distance should be gradual ,
starting at 1.5 km every alternate day , up to 4km per
session for the fit & competitive dogs . Always at dog’s
pace .
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Adults who have good cycling skills and
control and with dogs that are obedient and below 25kgs .
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Other safety precautions like wearing of
safety / reflective vests , and cycle helmets , knee &
elbow pads , and shoes .
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Common sense must prevail at all times .
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Cycling should be done only after the dogs
have been calmed down from their excitement of being
released from the kennels .
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No feeding at least 1 hour before or after
cycling .
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A 5 feet long strong leash should be
attached to the
dog’s collar as a safety precaution .
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It may be better to cycle on the right side
( against the traffic flow ) so that you can see on- coming
traffic . The dog should be on the road kerb / side ,
shielded from the cars by your bicycle.
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