doglvr6
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harness
I see alot of pictures of pups with a harness, I have never used one, I usually use a collar and then a choke chain for training or walking. interseted in hearing why people use a harness
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11/1/2005, 3:24 pm
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kazlawsky
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Re: harness
I personally dont think a harness is a great idea for everyday purposes. A 100lb hunk of muscle in a harness is a disaster waiting to happen, plus you have less control (not just power wise). I think a collar is a much better way to go.
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11/1/2005, 7:36 pm
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Re: harness
Yes I agree a collar is best for a puppy. Harnesses give the dog way to much power and control at an age they are learning to be under command.
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11/2/2005, 2:03 pm
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maddog50
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Re: harness
People use harnesses for activities that would otherwise be tough on the dog's neck and trachea, such as weight pull, carting, or personal protection (agitation).
I agree that a harness is probably not the way to go for a walk in the park.
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