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PostSubject: Can harness affect her running?   Can harness affect her running? EmptyFri Jul 19, 2013 12:32 am

So I'm going to buy this harness for my dog that has pockets and all I plan on carrying in there is a couple of water bottles and my cellphone. My husky is not very energetic. I have no need to "tire him out". My question is: Will this be bad for him? Can it affect his running?
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PostSubject: Re: Can harness affect her running?   Can harness affect her running? EmptyFri Jul 19, 2013 12:41 am

If the pack is sized inappropriately it can affect her gait. However as long as she is over 18months old and the pack is started off lighter loads like you are describing in a properly fit pack you'll be fine.
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PostSubject: Re: Can harness affect her running?   Can harness affect her running? EmptyFri Jul 19, 2013 2:02 am

wow you have a lot of dogs
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