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Tisme
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Location : England

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PostSubject: Harness or collar for training ?    Harness or collar for training ? EmptySat Dec 30, 2017 9:37 pm
Hi,
My puppy will be going out soon. I walk my other dogs on a harness but they are not suitable for a husky they have plastic fittings which is suitable for them. Could any one give me links to good harnesses and training leads in the UK that they would recommend, the pet shops I've been in don't seem to stock any good quality ones. I'm wary as i had a lead ( the metal clip)snap out on a walk once.
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TwisterII
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Female Join date : 2013-06-14
Location : Missouri

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PostSubject: Re: Harness or collar for training ?    Harness or collar for training ? EmptySun Dec 31, 2017 1:18 pm
Collars tend to be easier for training. They give you more control. Harnesses can encourage pulling in a dog that isn't trained to loose leash walking. I have a Weiss walkie. It is a leash that transforms into a kind of harness but I have no clue if they ship to the UK. Ruffwear makes great harnesses and they are a large enough company they may ship your direction.

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