LUPI HARNESS BLACK Large

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Quote from: Jane S on April 11, 2003, 11:12:31 AM The only drawback I can see with them is that being a harness, they do tend to matt up the coat underneath so probably would be no good for those Cockers with heavy coats and/or show dogs. Great in almost every way except it needs a toggle to keep the bit that attaches to the lead from slipping back, a knot just won't do if the dog is to wear it to run about off lead.

In my opinion there are only two animals that should wear a harness Husky dogs and Clydesdale horses it TEACHES them to pull.

It can be used in a number of ways: either as a passive means to simply stop dogs pulling, or as an active training aid. The walkezee really isn't like a harness, its much better than the halti one because the front strap is not fixed so you have more control over the dog. Anyway i was going to have a look at these as Zeb is a puller and normal harness make him pull harder (think its a malamute in him! I don't know whether harnesses stop dogs pulling, but they do save dogs from damaging their throats. The Lupi harness is deal for dogs with short noses like Pugs and Bulldogs who do not easily wear a HALTI.

Up until a few weeks ago he would have started to walk to heel after a couple of times (albeit with a rather strange waddle ! I think harnesses definitely have their place, for dogs with weak or damaged throats/necks, for dogs that have to be on a long line, for dogs who are being walked on a flexi, for dogs who for some reason of their own just don't like being walked by the collar.I'd love to find one that is suitable for Cockers as I'd use it on Jasper so I could take them both out together by myself!

Drontal dog dewormer eliminates all types of intestinal worms that your dog might come into contact with, in a single dose. This harness contains a special feature that converts the dog’s forward movement into an upward lift. I've tried all the usual things: stopping and making him sit, turning back to the car (even putting him back in it) and also walking in a figure 8 . The handy anti-pulling leash is also ideal for short-nosed dog breeds, such as the pug or bulldog, that cannot wear a headcollar.he does as I say but as soon as we head towards the park again his desperation to get there takes over and after a few paces of walking to heel he's off again ! In addition, the harness is suitable for dogs with neck or back complaints, because these are not burdened by the upward motion of the harness. I've had other cocker owners telling me I'm wasting my time even attempting to try and curb pulling cos that's what cockers do. This simple figure-of-eight harness converts forward motion into an upward lift encouraging the dog to stop pulling. This simple figure of eight harness incorporates a special feature that converts the dog's forward movement into an upward lift.