The Pack

The pack is the list of people who own the gear and actually use it. Joining costs nothing and does not require buying anything. You tell us your dog's name and breed, and what we send you afterwards is about dogs built like yours.

The Quarry Claw

Every order over $50 ships with the patch

One design, woven, built to go on a harness panel or a pack strap and stay there.

It goes in the box automatically — there is nothing to add and no code to enter. Not a drawing and not a prize. Put it on something your dog actually wears, send us the photo, and you may end up further down this page.

How a dog gets featured

We feature one dog at a time on this page and in what we send the pack. A photo of your dog in the field, a short note about who they are, and their name in print.

  1. Join the pack. Name and breed are enough to start.
  2. Send us a photo when you have a good one. Outdoors, working, muddy, asleep in the truck — whatever is true. Reply to any email we send you and it reaches us.
  3. We pick one and write it up. Nothing is published without asking you first.
We choose, we do not draw This is not a raffle and there is no prize attached to it, on purpose. We pick the dog with the story or the photograph we can do something with, which means we are never stuck running a blurry picture because a random number said so. It also means being in the pack longer does not put you ahead of anyone.
Featured

Odin

Odin is a German Shepherd, and he wears the Ridgeline in Ranger Green. His is set up the way the MOLLE panel is actually meant to be used — a name tag across one flank, a flag patch on one of the two pouches that come with it.

Worth saying plainly, because his photographs are now the ones you see when you pick Ranger Green: the harness and both pouches come in the box. The name tag and the flag patch are his own — the webbing takes whatever you want to add.

Odin, a German Shepherd, sitting on grass in the Ranger Green Ridgeline MOLLE harness, seen from above, with a name patch and pouches fitted to the flank panel
Previously featured

Ghost and Shadow

Ghost is the reason there is a first aid article on this site, and the reason it is the only one on here written from memory instead of research. He has needed stitches more than once, and there have been more emergency vet runs than we care to count. For every one of those there were several more we handled at home out of a human med kit, because a human med kit was what was in the house. It got most of the way there every time and then stopped in the same few places, which is what that article is about.

They are also the reason the size calculator throws a coat warning the moment you type in a shepherd. Ghost is three and short-coated. Shadow is eight months and long-coated, which on a young dog is the worst combination for guessing — the coat adds girth that is not the dog, and the dog underneath it is still growing. Measure a long-coated shepherd the way it looks and you will size up a whole step, and a harness one size too big is the one that turns and rubs.

Two German Shepherds sitting in the open back of a Jeep, the long-coated one on the left and the short-coated one on the right
Shadow on the left, Ghost on the right. Same breed, same house, and the one on the left tapes out a size bigger than the dog underneath.
Ghost, a short-coated adult German Shepherd, sitting and looking up at the camera
GhostThree years old, short coat.
Shadow, a long-coated German Shepherd puppy with heavy ear feathering, sitting and looking up at the camera
ShadowEight months, long coat, still growing.

Ghost and Shadow are not featured here because they are the best-looking dogs in the pack. They are featured because right now they are the only dogs in it. When that changes this block gets someone else's dog in it — and we will have asked first.

Join the pack

Mixes welcome. Breed tells us how a dog is built, which is what makes gear fit.

We keep your dog's build on file so what we send actually applies. Unsubscribe from any email. Sending us a photo is how you give us permission to print it, and we will still ask before we publish one. See our privacy policy.

What you get, plainly

Fit and gear notes for dogs built like yours. A heads-up when something lands that suits your dog's shape. The chance to have your dog featured. That is the whole list.

What you will not get is a weekly newsletter or a rolling discount. We do not have enough to say to email you every week, and a store that discounts constantly is telling you its prices are fiction.

There are not many of us yet We would rather say that than pretend otherwise. Red Wolf Co is new, and the first dogs featured here are ours — Ghost and Shadow, up the page, who have cost us more in vet bills than this business has made. If you join now you are early, and early is when a dog on this page is easiest to be.

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