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Only Paw Prints Poop Bag Holder keeps baggies near so you can leave only paw prints.
The innovative no-dangle design features a stainless lobster clip at one end and a simple button-snap strap.
the wide-mouth zipper at the top provides for easy insertion of a poop bag roll and is hidden under your Knotted Leash.
The stainless eyelet makes for fast, easy bag dispensing for quick deployment and scoop-up.
The combination of a slim design and swing-free leash connection makes for hassle-free walks, runs, and other outdoor activities.
- Heavy-duty loom-woven cotton exterior
- Wide-mouth zipper opening for easy bag roll insertion
- Stainless lobster clip and large eyelet dispenser
- Additional ‘no-dangle strap‘ for swing-free leash connection
- Slim design that accommodates all standard poop bag roll sizes
ONE SIZE – 3” x 2” x 1 ½”
- Hand or machine wash on gentle cycle
- Use cold water and mild detergent
- Line dry or machine dry on Low or Air Only
The world moves fast along its conveyor belt.
That's the way it should be.
It's how we keep the lights on and water running, build bridges and cure diseases.
But just for a moment and for the things most important – like the collar around our dog's neck – things should slow down to a human pace.
That's what RUFFLY gear does.
It's not made of nanofibers and manufactured by whirring robots.
It's dog gear made timeless and tough by expert craftspeople.
Craftsman built for it's one true purpose.
To help us share this one extraordinary together.
I'll Always Choose Wild Places
Only Paw Prints Poop Bag Holder
I'll Always Choose Wild Places
Sometimes it feels like the wild places are all disappearing.
They’ve been paved over, landscaped, and lawn-mowed, and a piece of our true selves has vanished along with them.
Wildernesses are now amusement parks and green spaces with potted plants and pruned bushes and trees whose roots press at the sidewalk.
I love parks but I’ll always choose wild places.
I want to be where there are no rules posted or walkways to follow, where there are no guardrails or water fountains or jungle gyms to climb on.
In the wild places, you bring what you need, find what you can, and pack out what shouldn’t be left behind. You leave only paw prints because what you don’t pack out, you dig a hole and bury.
Being in wild places feels different. It’s strange how life thrives in the savage and scary, which is why I’ll be sad when the last wild places become parks.
I’ll miss them because I’ll feel a piece of myself missing too, but I’ll visit the parks and learn to appreciate them more when it’s all we have left.
I’ll read the rules and follow the walkways and drink from the water fountains. I probably won’t climb on the jungle gym and I’ll still cringe to see roots trapped under sidewalk. And I’ll always have little baggies so we leave nothing behind.
Slowly our tracks will fade away as one day we will also disappear.
And maybe then the parks will become wild places again.
