All-about-pitbull-dog-breed.com offers Original Herm Sprenger Steel Chrome Plated Chain Dog Leash for Pitbull
Very durable and strong chain dog leash for your DOG!!
Chain length :
16 inch ( 40 cm)
Leather part width - 1/2 inch (13 mm)
Leather part length - 10 inch (25 cm)
Chain part has swivel for better active dogs walking
Overall length from the tip of the handle to tip of snap:
26 inch ( 65 cm)
Steel Chrome Plated Chain Dog Leash for Pitbull
Herm Sprenger Chain part has swivel for better active Pitbull walking.
This Leash can protect your dog.
Also the dog Leash features extremely stylish shape that will make your Pitbull stand out in any dogs.
General "Woof" leash Tip: To make this lead high quality product we used selected leather hides Got a mouthy pup? The bite stops here Puppies bite, and thank goodness they do. Puppy biting is a normal and natural puppy behavior. In fact, it is the pup that does not mouth and bite much as a youngster that augers ill for the future. Puppy play-biting is the means by which dogs learn to develop bite inhibition, which is absolutely essential later in life. The combination of weak jaws with extremely sharp, needle-like teeth and the puppy penchant for biting results in numerous play-bites which, although painful, seldom cause serious harm. Thus, the developing pup receives ample necessary feedback regarding the force of its bites before it develops strong jaws – which could inflict considerable injury. The greater the pup’s opportunity to play-bite with people, other dogs and other animals, the better the dog’s bite inhibition as an adult. For puppies that do not grow up with the benefit of regular and frequent interaction with other dogs and other animals, the responsibility of teaching bite inhibition lies with the owner. Certainly, puppy biting behavior most eventually be eliminated: we cannot have an adult dog playfully mauling family, friends and strangers in the manner of a young puppy. However, it is essential that puppy biting behaviour is gradually and progressively eliminated via a systematic four-step process. With some dogs, it is easy to teach the four phases in sequence.
...to continue reading this article please click on here...
