Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
Thanks Aerolor, of course dogs used for pulling require a harness. As for the remainder, my belief is that a harness is a poor substitute for teaching a dog properly what is required.Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
But doesn't that make it uncomfortable for the person on the other end of the lead when they pull Mups? With two (one large and one smaller) mine have to know how to walk together without one or both pulling and at my speed. They go off lead as soon as practical but I like to keep them close and aware of me and what I want of them when they are on lead. This way they don't bother anyone else on the pavements. We are all different, I suppose, and do what we think is best for our dogs.Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
"At what stage do they need a harness ?"Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
The kind of harness I use on Chloe is really easy to get on and off, it just sips over the head, then you fasten a buckle ...Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
A walk is a two way thing in my view. I don't pull my dog around and neither does my dog pull me around. A walk is a mutually beneficial event to be enjoyed by all parties IMO. One of the nicest things, I think, is to have a dog walking happily by your side without pulling.Re: Keeping harnesses on all day
And then of course there is The Extending Lead, another invention of the devil that should be consigned to the doggie dungeon for eternity.Thread Tools | |
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