How to Tie a Doggie Wrap (or Baby Wrap)

How to tie your doggy wrap .

First , pull the cloth lengthwise with the open side facing upwards , hold the cloth across your abdomen and make sure the midline of the cloth is also midline with your body , bring the right end of the cloth over your left shoulder to your front and tuck it under the horizontal portion that's across your abdomen .

Do the same with the left end of the cloth .

It should go over your right shoulder to your front and once again under the horizontal portion that's across your abdomen , straighten out these ends and make sure that the open sides of the folds face towards the center of your body .

It's ok if the horizontal portion droops a little bit , but do try to keep it midline if you can next cross the ends of your body , bring the right end towards your left hip and the left end towards your right , open the fold of one of the cloths where it crosses your chest .

Next , you'll need an adorable pup , preferably named Mimi tuck her into the open side that you have just prepared , secure her tail and her feet inside , bring the other side of the cloth that's across her chest , across her body , make sure she's comfortable .

Of course , next , you'll be tying the cloth around your waist , the cloth that's over your left hip should go around your back towards your right hip and then finally back around to the front , the cloth over your left hip also goes around your back to the front .

You may have to do this in the mirror a couple of times .

It does take some practice , but you'll get the hang of it , tie a simple knot in the front of your body cinch tightly to make sure that your pup is secure , but keep yourself and keep her comfortable .

At the same time .

The final step is to take the horizontal portion of the cloth and bring it up around your pup for the final layer of support .

Voila , your pup is wrapped .

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