Will this be appropriate for my dog if he doesn't pull?
773353
yes, i love this harness over any other and I have tried several. It keeps you dog snug without hurting them and gives so much more control over your dog than a collar.
773354
Yes it is. I have a small bread dog that doesn't pull, this is the only leash that grew with my dog and fitted comfortably. The only limitation- needs to be put on through head- like a sweater. I love this leash.
773355
In the possibly unlikely event that a larger dog/animal might put your dog in danger, yanking a leash with a chain or just a collar could harm your dog. Yanking on the anti-pull harness will safely pull your dog from danger. We love our Yuppie Puppy anti pull harness!
773356
Yes it will. Any harness is better than a collar around a dog's throat. What I especially like about this is you aren't fumbling with a buckle. With this one you just slide the locking device and release the button. Hold down the button and slide it to loosen again and it slips on and off easily.
773357
I'm sure it would, but if he doesn't pull why do you need a harness? Wouldn't you be better with a slip leash? easier to get on and off.
1956951
There is another collar that comes with this leash. You can wrap the collar around the collar that is on your dog so if they were to pull, ther is an extra one as a helper. as a saftey one, so ass not to break your collar
1663573
No!!! This harness does not prevent your dog from pulling. Don't waste the money.
1975851
Probably depends on how well behaved your dog is. If he/she doesn't lunge or pull, then it would probably work fine. The clasp was larger than what I needed for my 15 pound terrier, so it could be strong enough for a larger dog.
1156028
My two year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier (very strong) occasionally needs reminding not to pull on leash. I slip on the prong collar and it's discomfort is an immediate reminder. It also does not damage the hair that a sliding pinch or choke chain can cause. Used in combination with a quarter hitch loop of the leash around the waist is a very effective training technique, even for older dogs.
42578
Honestly, I can't answer that because I have a cat and this is the first time my cat has been on a leash so right now I'm not having an issue with him pulling on the leash as we walk. If your dog is use to walking on a leash, I recommend getting one for a dog. Hope this helps. Have a great day!
1351191
small is for dog's under 25 lbs. My Bichon is 21 lbs. and the leash fits very well. Do not expect immediate results. It will take your dog a few weeks to get used to the idea that pulling is fruitless. It does not in anyway harm the dog; it just restrains him from pulling you all over the place and your arms will thank you for it.
1440077
The pulley will not pull part unless the wire breaks from the clip or buckle on either end. The dog will just have more room to run around.
1648840
if your dog is a puller that is always possible. The manufacturer does not recommend this for unruly or uncontrollable dogs.
1516387
It may loosen occasionally, I have to tighten mine after every 3rd-4th ride. What worked best for my dog's pulling is a nose harness, she was a different dog after we started using it on walks and did not pull at all. When I ride with her, I put the nose harness on her but attach the bike leash to her body harness not the nose harness. Just having it on keeps her in check. You might want to check that out, got mine at Petsmart for $14.
205922
I have 2 Golden Retrievers and one has always been a puller and a dragger. Never experienced a problem with her "backing out" to date. Mind you, it does`nt make her the (perfect) walking Dog but I know longer need to risk having my arm pulled out of my shoulder socket.
1409221
This type slip lead is not going to help with the pulling. I bought The Sporn Halter which works beautifully for any dog that pulls. I highly recommend it for your dog. It fits on the collar and goes behind each front leg and the control is with the legs and not the neck.
1495954
You can use it on a puppy if you wish. Just make sure that it the puppy can not slip out of it and they do not pull. If the puppy is a puller I would not use this at this time.
2188404
I use the front loop. It is a little loose but I don't have concerns she will slip out. It helps with pulling.
227361
Yes, It will work for both size dogs and it really helps to keep them from pulling.
937353
I would try it. It will definitely support their weight as long as you can handle them pulling. Much easier than 2 separate leashes.
1516393
My dog is a labrador mix weighing about 45lbs. He pulls a little and he still manages to pull my bike a bit at first if I don't pedal fast enough to get him going fast. Once he's running and tired he doesn't pull. I'm also petite and my bike doesn't weigh that much. If your dog is that big and and strong and LOVES pulling then I would not get this unless you can somehow control the initial pulling and weigh enough to keep the bike under you.