Mr. Pockets in "Backpack Travelin' "
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Originally posted by Duffer
If it's a "back pack", why are you wearing it as a "tummy pack"????
Wait, I understand..... I'd want the "Evil One" where I could keep my eye on him too.
If it's a "back pack", why are you wearing it as a "tummy pack"????
Wait, I understand..... I'd want the "Evil One" where I could keep my eye on him too.
It can be worn in the front or back. I like it in the front for the reason you pointed out. And all the ladies love to come up and pet him when we go for a walk in the park
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Originally posted by charlie
...when we go for a walk in the park
...when we go for a walk in the park
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Mr. P looks like a very happy camper, although I must question where the brunt of his weight rests 
Looks like the little strap under his groin might be the load-bearing point Then again, he doesn't look a bit unhappy
Oh, and I would always keep Mr. P in front of me just incase he needs to go to the bathroom - at least you can see him and it might not get on you
Looks like the little strap under his groin might be the load-bearing point Then again, he doesn't look a bit unhappy Oh, and I would always keep Mr. P in front of me just incase he needs to go to the bathroom - at least you can see him and it might not get on you
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to give you and idea how comfy it is for him, at a craft fair my wife and I attended this past fall he fell asleep in it while we were walking around
It beats getting stepped on in crowds
It beats getting stepped on in crowds
