Michigan Wolverines Dog Polar Fleece Hoody Size:Large *Please see alternate design for

Name: Michigan Wolverines Dog Polar Fleece Hoody Size:Large *Please see alternate design for
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 71026617556
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Michigan Wolverines Dog Polar Fleece Hoody Size:Large *Please see alternate design for *Please see alternate design for out of stock sizes This officially licensed NCAA Stanford University Cardinal premium dog leash is made of soft woven ribbon sewn on high tensile black colored webbing Size Weight Girth Tiny 3 5 Lbs 9 14" XX Small 4 9 Lbs 13 16" X Small 8 14 Lbs 16 18" Small 12 20 Lbs 17 23" Medium 18 30 Lbs 19 24" Large 28 42 Lbs 20 26" X Large 40 60 Lbs 22 29" XX Large 58 80 Lbs 24 32" It has a team logo on the back and a hole for a leash so that you can stroll in style

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