About Comfort Control Dog Harness:
Our Control Dog Harness(nylon patrol harness) can be adjusted in 2 places to get a perfect fit for almost any size service Pitbull!
The TWO inch snap allows the harness to be taken on and off very quickly by the handler using just one hand.
This Reflective Control Nylon Dog Harness is ideal for everyday using and walking with your dog!!
This Adjustable Harness is lightweight and padded for all day comfort, it is quick and easy to get on and off and quick-release buckles and loop Velcro on both sides to attach
identificational patches (you will get a pair for free with the harness) or reflective strips!! If you need more patches, you are welcome to click here and order them
ID patches.
Comfort Control Dog Harness for PitbullCheck how this harness looks on Pitbull / Our Video
S-3
Size of front strap 7 inches(18cm)
Size of back strap 17-21 inches(43cm-53cm)
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S-2
Size of front strap 10 inches(25cm)
Size of back strap 21-26 inches(53cm-67cm)
S
Size of front strap 12 inches(30cm)
Size of back strap 25- 31 inches(62cm-81cm)
M
Size of front strap 17 inches(43cm)
Size of back strap 28-34 inches(70cm-87cm)
L
Size of front strap 21 inches(53cm)
Size of back strap 33-45 inches(84cm-115cm)
...to start reading very useful articles from the beginning please click on here...Pit bull's Dock Diving
This is something for dogs who are already confident swimmers and this is the basics to getting your dog to jump off a dock. There are many aspects to becoming a successful dock jumper. Start with building a strong camaraderie between you and your dog. Develop a relationship that continues to build trust and confidence. Become a team. Teamwork, diet and conditioning are the foundation for a successful dock jumper. Although there is much more information available on advanced dock jumping, this will focus on what it takes to get your dog to jump off a dock and the proper technique to jump off the end. Remember to always keep it fun. This is something you want your dog to look forward to. Something your dog gets excited about. This is not a time for discipline. Discipline can be worked in to more advanced dock jumping, but for now stay away from discipline. Use this time for teaching and rewarding. Start by playing with his/her favorite toy on dry land. Get him/her to chase it while still in your hand. Slowly begin holding the toy higher in the air continuing to have him/her chase it. Raise the toy high enough so he/she has to jump for it. Praise him/her when he/she jumps for it. Now take it to the shoreline. Do exactly what you did on dry land only this time make sure he's/she’s playing in the water just deep enough to make some splash. Make sure to make plenty of splashes. Praise him/her when he/she jumps for it. Now sit and make him/her stay a small distance from the shore on dry land. Stand a couple of inches in the water. Hold the toy high enough out in front of you so he/she has to jump to get it out of your hand. Release him/her. Because you are in the water, he/she will land in the water. Praise him/her. Your dog is now jumping in to the water. It’s just a matter of progression from there. Set him/her a little farther back and hold the toy a little higher. Once you feel confident with this practice, It’s time to bring him/her to the dock. The key to getting your dog to jump off the dock is to start short and end long. Position him/her at the very end of the dock where he/she will jump and work back to the ultimate starting position. Start by tossing the toy close to the dock. If you toss the toy too long, the dog won’t jump thinking he/she can get the toy. If he/she sees the toy close to the dock, he’ll/she’ll think he/she can get it and will have a better chance of jumping.
...to continue reading this article please click on here... Check how our products look on the dogs / Pictures from Customers
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Functional nylon Pitbull harness
