Compact walking dog harness for Pitbull

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Best Pitbull Leather Adjustable dog harness for walking,training and everyday..

How to size your Pitbull for this harness:

Medium:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture):
  14-25 inch (35-64 cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color acon the picture):
  25-38 inch (63-95 cm) 

Large:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture):
  19 - 29 inch (48-73 cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color on the picture):
  27-42 inch (68-105 cm) 

Extra Large:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture):
  22-34 inch (55-85 cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color on the picture):
  32-50 inch (79-125 cm) 

The leather dog harness adjusts to fit your dog as he grows and changes.

All the straps are hand-stitched to provide hours of continuous comfort in the field.

Also We use only hand-made brass plated D-ring tracking line connections that will never rust.

The dog harness does not restrict the air flow of the dog in any way.

This is an extremely important feature on a tracking harness during long tracks where the dogs need all the help they can get.

In fact this is the main difference between an agitation dog harness.


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Owners of deep chested breeds should be aware of bloat, the symptoms and what actions to take. Symptoms of Bloat BLOAT PHASES AND RECOMMENDED ACTIONS PHASE 1 (This phase may last between 1-2 hours. It also may not - DONT DELAY) SYMPTOMS: 1. Pacing, restless, panting and salivating. 2. Unproductive attempts to vomit (every 10-20 mins). 3. Abdomen exhibits fullness and beginning to enlarge. (This includes expansion of the front abdomen & rib cage) ACTIONS: Call your vet to advise of bloat case enroute. TRANSPORT your dog to the surgery IMMEDIATELY. PHASE 2 (Once this stage is reached, veterinary attention must be given within a maximum of 30 mins) SYMPTOMS: 1.Very restless, whining, panting continuously, heavy salivating. 2. Unproductive attempts to vomit (every 2-3 mins). 3. Dark red gums. 4. High heartbeat rate (80-100 BPM). 5. Abdomen is enlarged and tight. Emits hollow sound when thumped. ACTIONS: CALL VET IMMEDIATELY - DOSE WITH ASILONE, GAVISCON OR OTHER BRAND. TRANSPORT your dog to the surgery WITHOUT DELAY. PHASE 3 SYMPTOMS: 1. Gums are dark purple or blue 2. Dog unable to stand or has spread-legged, shaky stance. 3. Abdomen is very enlarged. 4. Extremely high heart beat rate (100 BPM or greater) and weak pulse. ACTIONS: Death is imminent! There is now no time to lose. It is probably already too late. Please don't let it get to this stage. If in doubt, get to the vet. WHAT IS BLOAT? The stomach becomes dilated by abnormal amounts of food or gas. For some reason the valve to the oesophagus fails to open and release the surplus air. The food begins to ferment and create more gas. - This progresses to rotation of the stomach on its axis Bloat or 'Gastric Torsion' (Gastric dilation-volvulus syndrome), is caused by the build up of fluid & gases within the stomach. The accumulation is swift and dramatic, disrupting the normal function of the heart. The reasons leading to the dilation of the stomach are not really known and some theories include the ingestion of large amounts of food and water immediately prior to exercise, air swallowing and obstructions of the stomach outflow, stress and dietary factors. Research at Liverpool University is at present underway and will include comparing the behavior of stomach muscle in many different breeds, for whilst we know that large breeds, such as ours, are prone to this, many other breeds are also affected. The University will try to determine why some breeds are more susceptible than others are, whilst also trying to identify the coauses and possible remedy of the horrific problem of bloat in our breed. POSSIBLE CAUSES A) Stress & abrupt changes cool.gif certain breed; Giant breeds are commonly affected and there are often familial tendencies, deeper chested dogs tend to have weaker muscles. C) There has to be weakness of the gastric attachments and this usually occurs in the older dog. MAKE SURE YOU AND YOUR VET UNDERSTAND BEFORE IT HAPPENS TO YOU. IF BLOAT IS SUSPECTED YOUR VET MUST BE ABLE TO ATTEND AND TO OPERATE WITHIN MINUTES - ANY TIME OF DAY OR NIGHT....to continue reading this article please click on here...