Nylon Printed Adjustable Harness and Leash Set for Small to Medium Dogs, Medium

Importance of Body Harness :

- They’re a good training tool for puppies that haven’t yet learned to walk on a lead. A harness will prevent him from getting tangled up in the leash and possibly hurt in the process.

- Harnesses offer better control, which is especially important on busy streets or in crowds.

- If you have a strong or very large dog, a harness gives you much better control and is also easier on your arms and back.

- Very small dogs can be prone to injury from pulling or tugging on the leash. A harness disperses pressure over a larger area of his body, reducing strain on his neck and back.

- Harnesses discourage pulling. When your dog is wearing a collar and pulls on the leash, he’s still moving forward, which makes him think the pulling is successful. A harness, whether attached on his chest or between his shoulder blades, redirects him; there’s no reward because pulling doesn’t get him anywhere.

- If your dog needs a little assistance standing after lying down or sitting, a harness pulls him up gently without causing him any pain or discomfort.

- Dogs with respiratory problems and neck injuries benefit from harnesses because pulling on a collar can provoke coughing.

- Finally, harnesses are a great solution for those little escape artists that are on the lead one moment, then you blink, and they’ve wriggled out of their collar.

Size Chart :

- 1 Inch harness is suitable for small dogs.

- 1.25 Inch harness is suitable for all medium to large dogs.

- 1.5 Inch and 2 inch harness is suitable for all big dogs.

Safety Notes :

Puppies grow quickly, so it is extremely important to adjust the size of his collar as he gets bigger. Check the collar’s fit frequently during your dog’s first year of life and periodically after that. You should be able to slip two fingers comfortably underneath of the harness.

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