Thanks so much you guys!! Maybe a vest is not the way to go with my dogs.Wolves are born and trained killers.Just this winter i sent two beagles up to Drummond Island with some guys to run hare. The young male got separated from the pack and wolves came in and killed him. I can't even think of that happening to my tree dogs but they live to hunt so I probably will take them up there.With the wolves off the endangered species list you have a much easier time protecting life and property so maybe they will begin to fear man more.Thanks again and if I ever get the chance to come to Texas maybe I could look one of you up to take me hog hunting,sounds like fun.Hey Ted Nugent moved down there from Michigan so maybes theres something to it!CVT
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The mother is a Laika and her pup is out of a Karelian Bear Dog.The rely on speed to force game up a tree.They are not real big dogs , 35 maybe 40 pounds.I have been told they will avoid wolves but they have not avoided other dogs no matter the size.Thanks again guys!CVT

Hi guys,this is my first post.I have two dogs about size of english setters or so.They are very smart but not afraid of much. I'm worried they could have trouble with wolves.What kind of vest would give them the most freedom of movement while still protecting their vitals.They have thick hair like that of a summer huskyThis would be used in the cold of winter with lots of snow and ice.So, best vest for that and where to buy it. Thanks much!   CVT