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Harness Sizing Help
Follow the sizing recommendations for the
product. When fitting for a harness you will want to
measure your dog's girth. This is the measurement around your dog
(circumference) just behind the front legs. You are looking to measure your
dog at his or her widest part. Take a tape measure and start at the back then
run the tape measure straight down underneath your dog and back up until you
reach the beginning of the tape. This will give you your dogs' girth size.
A dog harness offers added control and comfort for your dog. Harnesses are recommended for delicate tiny dogs and makes large dogs easier to control. A padded harness or vehicle harness offers added comfort and safety. Lupine nylon harnesses are available with matching leashes. Dog muzzles are available in sizes to fit most dogs. A soft cloth or basket style muzzle is great way to correction train biting or nipping dogs.
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Combo Collars provide a limited slip choke action for added control and prevents dogs from backing out of collar. Martingale style combo collars are not to be used on unattended dogs or dogs on a "tie out".
The Step in Harness is a traditional non-restrictive harness, which slips on over the dog's head. Removes pressure from the throat and neck, transferring it to the shoulders and chest. Harnesses are sized based on the size of your dog's girth. Measure around the ribcage, just behind the front legs.
Note: More specs. below
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