Harnesses

The BC bunch

Ship of fools

Purred: Sat Oct 10, '09 3:47pm PST


	Well we had ordered new harnesses for the dogs and just got them today. They are so cool. They are made for pitties. Custom made by CD Pits in Canada. Can't wait to check the harnesses out more.

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Harley

Mommy's Muffin!

Purred: Sat Oct 10, '09 10:04pm PST


	let me know more about these harnesses. I will eventually need one for my growing boy...lol

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♠Tyson♠

Punish the deed,- not the breed...

Purred: Wed Oct 14, '09 9:08am PST


	How are they liking the harnesses? I need to get one for Tyson...

The BC bunch

Ship of fools

Purred: Tue Oct 20, '09 8:35pm PST


	OK so we went for a walk today and a dog came up to Gromit barking and being a turd and then another dog did the same thing. I was able to pull Gromit away with not much of an issue and he could not pull out of the harness!!! When we walked back home came back across one of the dogs again and he lunged and pulled again and I did not worry about either dog getting hurt. Wish he was not dog selective, but at least now we have gear that will keep all safe. He pulled just like they do in the competition and the harness did what it was supposed to do. WOW So it was worth the $120 for both of them. It was $95 plus the shipping from Canada. Well worth every penny.

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Pooh Bear

Are you going to- eat all of that?

Purred: Wed Nov 4, '09 2:19pm PST


	I don't understand how the harness proctects. Do you have to actually life the dog up so he can't bite another dog? I'm thinking of trying something new for my two, but am not sure if I can lift Pooh's big head up.

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Daisy

Psychoness is- fun

Purred: Tue Nov 17, '09 8:06pm PST


	sounds like a really good harness i think daisy needs something like that in a bad way

The BC bunch

Ship of fools

Purred: Mon Dec 14, '09 8:20pm PST


	The harness holds him like an ox harness(yoke), it holds them around the neck and then down the back. It does not really hold the head up, it is more the way he pulls....... hard to describe. Look at a pitty pulling and that is pretty much what it does. It does take the strength to hold them though.

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Monster

You leave it on- the floor and- it's mine!

Purred: Mon Jan 25, '10 12:12pm PST


	I love having a harness for my pup. He doesn't pull or choke himself like he doesn't with just a collar. If he lunges for something it pulls him back by the chest, lifting his front legs, preventing him from getting to anything he isn't suppose to. He does so well. I am going for my pug and when my other pit pup gets big enough I will put her in one too.

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McKayla

DING! Fries are- ready!!!

Purred: Fri Feb 19, '10 12:09pm PST


	Wow. Thank you for posting the info on the harness. We have always used the Gentle Leader for Kayla and there is ZERO pulling with that. We have been working on walking with a flat collar (doing REALLY well), until we get around dogs. I am SO afraid that Kayla will collapse her trachea due to the pulling when she sees another dog. Thank goodness she doesn't behave like that every time. Most of the time, she snorts and walks on. I have wondered about harnesses, but no one I know has one and I never thought about posting. Thanks!

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