Julius-K9IDC Color & Gray Belt Harness, Size: L / 1, Orange-Gray

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Product Description Idc color & gray belt harness the IDC belt harness's color & gray collection was Created in 2015. As an addition to its known ergonomically optimized design qualities were added to the product, in terms of improved comfort. To ensure this, the edges of the straps Were rounded and thickened. The collection offers accessories to everyday dog owners and for professionals as well. Product features: ideal ergonomics: thanks to a major development of the IDC harnesses, the line of force Created By the tension in the leash continues in the chest strap almost without a break. Here the pulling force acts not on The neck, but on the chest muscles. Heavy-duty buckles: The high-quality buckles of the Julius K9 harnesses are thoroughly tested and checked. The buckles work ideally during wintertime and do not break even in frosty weather. Interchangeable patches with Julius K9 logo: Julius K9 offers more than 1000 patches to choose from. If you do not prefer the original one, you can easily order it with any kind of text. Closable handle: The handle on the strap harnesses can be closed in one move by means of hook and loop, thus excluding the possibility of getting caught when the dog is running free. Color & Gray's color scheme and designs are protected by industrial design rights. Patent office registration numbers: 002743013-0001, 002858928-0001, 002886861-0005, 002886861-0006, 002886861-0007, 003058650-0001, 003058650-0002, 003058650-0003, 003058650-0004. Safety Warning What to do if the dog wriggles out of the harnessThe JULIUS-K9 chest harnesses have been designed for ease of use and for simple application. These types of harnesses are therefore most commonly used during city walks or when working with service dogs. As a result of improper leash use, sizing, or harness adjustment, some dogs can still wriggle out of the harness.If the leash is inadvertently pulled in the opposite direction to how the harness was put on, the harness might be pulled off the dog. This can happen if the harness is adjusted too loosely, the dog starts moving backwards trying to run away. the dog lags behind and is being pulled by the leashATTENTION:Dog harnesses are designed to guide the dog in a gentle, neck-sparing way on the leash, to hold the dog, and to make it possible for the owner to hold it back in case of an emergency. A dog harness is not a coercive tool! When facing the dog, do not pull the leash towards you and never pull the dog after you on a leash because it will hurt them. Improper leash treatment can cause the dog to try to escape. The owner would be responsible for the dog pulling loose from the harness should this happen. How to safely walk your dog in a harnessIf the dog is prone to panic or feels insecure near traffic, it is recommended to use the handle on the top of the harness to help the dog.It is also a good idea to use the collar and dog harness together with a double carabiner leash while walking. In this way, the dog can be led safely with one hand and the collar does not overload the dog’s neck if it needs to be held back suddenly. The Y-belt or pressure distribution pad, hich can be retrofitted to the harness, also allows the harness to rest securely and comfortably.How to adjust the dog harnessProper sizing and adjustment is essential for any type of harness. Before using the harness for the first time, it is very important to read the instructions carefully and to follow them. In the case of chest harnesses, adjust the girth strap of the harness so that only your palms can be slid between the inner lining of the harness and the back of the dog. The chest strap should allow four fingers to fit in between the dog’s front leg and the girth strap. Harnesses that are set too loose can be dangerous because the dog can get out of them, but overly tightening harnesses should also be avoided.How to correctly walk your dog on a leashWhen walking, the leash should always be loose, and only held tightly when there is a good reason, for example if you are forced to stop the dog suddenly due to a traffic situation. If the dog is scared, panics, or is just unwilling to move on, under no circumstances should you try to go any further and pull. If possible, keep the leash loose, but keep it short and try to get hold of the harness handle by getting behind the dog.Getting certain dogs used to a harness can be difficult in some rare cases. In cases like these we recommend seeking help from a professional dog handler who works with positive reinforcement. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Box Contains belt harnessproduct bookletuser manualproduct label See more