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Some dogs possess an uncanny ability to shrug their way out of a collar. Others just aren’t a good fit for most collars on the market. If either of these situations is true for your dog, you should consider purchasing a dog harness. Similar to the six point racing harness used by race car drivers, a dog harness is far more secure than a collar.
These harnesses also provide for more even distribution of pressure across the body of a dog when a leash is attached. Many dog owners cringe at the jerk of a leash snapping taunt, jerking the dog around by its neck. If your dog is energetic, it’s far easier on their body when the stress of the leash is absorbed evenly across it’s legs and back rather than just at the neck.
Dog harnesses can also be made to teach a dog not to lunge or pull while on the leash. These harnesses fit over the front quarters of the dog and will tighten to restrict movement without causing pain when the dog strains against the harness. For extremely headstrong dogs a head halter may be necessary to curb their desire to lunge while on the leash.
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