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| Installing The Three-Tube Tail Bag |
| Step 2 Starting at the bottom of a tube, slide your hand up the tube to the top. Take one of the three sections of tail and pull it through the tube. Repeat same process for the other two tubes. |
| Step 1 Tie the top of the tail bag just below the tail bone. Make sure you don't tie it on the tail bone, thus causing a nasty abscess or loss of circulation. |
| Step 3 Here are all three tubes with the hair pulled through. Make sure that the tail bag does not slip too much while the hair is being pulled through. |
| Step 4 Braid the tubes and tie at the bottom. If you tie both ends with a slip knot it will make them easier to untie later. The trick to keeping the tail bag from slipping off is how tight you braid. The braid is what holds the tail bag on not the ties. |
| This is Hotrod 7 months before he started wearing a Cover Your Tail three-tube tail bag. |
| 7 months after Hotrod started wearing a Cover Your Tail three-tube tail bag. He and his tail bag are caked in mud. Tips on how to get mud off of your tail bag take a look at the Quality Construction And Washing Instructions page. |
| The only part of Hotrod not caked in mud is his tail that now touches the ground. |
| To Place An Order Contact Us At: info@coveryourtail.com |
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