More and more Pitbull owners are using harnesses for their dogs but you may not be aware what a harness is.
A harness is actually a set of straps that is adjusted to fit the torso of the dog.
There are many different types of dog harness one can purchase, thus meaning that there are many different ways to put on a dog harness.
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There are a number of things that you should consider when selecting th right harness for your dog.
1. you want to choose a good looking dog harness that will match your dog's personality.
If you have a bog Rotty,Pit bull or American Staffordshire terrier that really looks like it can handle his business, then a spiked harness might be appropriate.
2. To look for in a harness is safety.
Make sure the harness isn't to big but not too small so that you are suffocating the poor Pitbull.
Make sure the adjustable buckles are firm and won't slip and pinch the dogs skin.
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How to Put on a Dog Harness on Pitbull
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..to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here...Bennett’s idea concerning interlinking registration of APBT was very difficult to realize, because many breeders according some reasons (financial ones) kept origin of their dogs under wraps avoiding registration. UKC struggled for own life as registering body only for APBT. UKC also offered standardized rules of dog fighting and approval of official arbiters. Early UKC even suggested a title “pit-champion” for every dog, which won 3 or more official battles. Many dog breeders as before went on concealing pedigree documents of their dogs and then UKC had to initiate own records for hunting dogs. These dogs were invited as workers. At the same time in USA only one alternative was available: AKC that was interested just in dogs bred on the basic of their appearance. After Bennett’s death in 1936 his daughter and nephew assumed charge of the business. With the passing of the years UKC began changing its attitude to both dog fighting and also events that had to do with this fighting. Magazine UKC BLOODLINES which from the date of foundation was designed as a magazine reflecting dog fighting; later on advertisements containing any kinds of hints at this show were excluded from the magazine. Now UKC claims that is going to cut any person to be noticed as a participant in dog fighting from membership for term of life. 38 years after UKC set about to register APBT, some breeders from UKC, who wished to avoid inevitable contact with dog fighting that was of current interest at that time in UKC, petitioned AKC (American Kennel Club) for registration of their dogs. AKC delivered a judgment as for introduction of its own pedigree books on APBT registered in UKC for some time, but in addition it was decided to change breed title taking away the word “Pit” from it. In 1936 AKC recognized APBT as Staffordshire terrier. And one of the first dogs with dual listing (as APBT and Staffordshire) was PETE PUP known as a personage of famous comedy “Our gang”. Since that period certain lines of APBT with dual listing existed (registered both AKC and UKC). AKC started its pedigree books for the dogs registered in UKC again in 1972 and then closed them down finally. The dogs belonging to UKC are not allowed to be registered in AKC anymore, but UKC still leaves the dogs to be registered as pit bull terriers in UKC. It is evident that UKC began to assign the title PR( Purple Ribbon) to nicknames of the dogs over 6 generations(126 progenitors)registered in UKC in order to improve the credibility of membership within UKC organization. This nickname prefix can be given to any pit bull terrier, without regard to its bloodline, which was born in UKC and has (as said above) certain number of relatives that are members of this organization.
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