Are you able to clip the leash to the front bottom ring so that it can be used as a no-pull harness? Can't tell from photo...Thanks.
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There is a ring where the three straps come together, so you probably could clip there, but that's not the intended use and may not function well
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The leash helps pull on the back legs...in theory. It ended up pulling the throat most of the time and didn't inhibit pulling. As to keep a dog from jumping, I dont know if it would work. You do have the ability to tighten the harness on its own, but they still have pretty full range of the legs.
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I can't answer your question because I don't tie my dogs in the yard. It's an excellent harness to "walk" your dog in. I have two, in different sizes for different dogs. My smaller dog is very hyper and active. It calms her down when we walk with the harness. My larger dog is typically not good just with a leash on the collar. She walks so much better with the harness. Because the harness goes around the body, it tends not to pull. Sorry for the long answer, but I can say it's an excellent harness and DO TRY TO WALK YOUR DOG IN IT.
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I'm using the Walk Your Dog With Love, No-Pull Front-Attachment Harness and it is not leather; but, it's simple and has worked well. I like the front attachment harness style the best for control while walking my dog , is simple to put on and doesn't get tangled up. The leather ones on Amazon are not front attachment. My dog only bothers with the harness if I stop to talk with someone, he lays down to wait and the front attachment is handy for chewing so I have him sit and I try not to be too long. They chew when they're bored. There are a lot of leather harnesses on Amazon to choose from.
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Yes! There's a built in leash-type thing with a clip inside that you can hook to a collar or harness. I think it's one of its best features.
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Hi Alex, Yes, one of the recommended uses of Leash is to use it as a safety tether and this feature can be used with or without Capture. Thanks!
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You open the velcro end and pull it on the leash with the solid elastic side going on the side away from the handle. Then wiggle the top and bottom elastic bands up the leash and secure the velcro in the area on the inner side of the handle. I hope that makes sense. It is a snug fit, but it does fit on my leash very well.
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There is a metal clip that you can attach a tether to ( sold separately) or they recommend purchasing a harness that also attaches to this V shaped metal clip. I purchased this for a puppy that quickly grew out of it so I looped the leash through the clip that then kept the puppy in the seat. If you have a small dog and are going to use this for car use then it would be helpful to either purchase the tether or harness that Kurgo offers.
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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.
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There is a ring on the top inside part of the stroller. If you got a short leash with clips at both ends you could probably clip one end to your dogs collar and the other end to the ring in the stroller.
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They can attach to the leash. The clip is difficult to open. In fact I never did get it open and I finally just gave up. I attached a small clip of my own and it works great.
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It should work with a front harness. We have two hounds (fox hound, and beagle). They pull HARD on a normal leash, so we use front harnesses. Surprisingly enough, when they walk together on the tandem leash, they don't pull. We've actually started using their regular harnesses with this leash.
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If you are asking about collars that go around the neck as opposed to a harness, yes, the Sporn Double Dog Leash works fine without tangling. It is adjustable and the swivel works well. If you are referring to the "Gentle Leader", I would assume you would not have a problem there either.
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Hi MH, There are a few things to consider. Is your dog strong enough to pull you out of the chair. If so, I wouldn't recommend this. Or is the dog capable of controlling your chair speed and possibly endangering you? If the dog is smaller and not one to pull then I think this is an excellent choice! The length of the leash is adjustable and could be used in a chair. I just wouldn't want you hurt. It does take core strength with a pulling dog like mine. Let us know how it goes!
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No, it is not the harness pictured. It could bare the weight but the dog's body would slide to and fro, from belly to chest, because the harness is much less wide than pictured. This picture is a false advertisement from what is sent.
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I know this is an old question but I have a 70# Bouvier pup that used to pull on the leash and his prong collar is working like a champ. You might just want to enlist a trainer to help get you started with it.
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There is no slot in the top of the sweater for a leash to fit through if you want to have this over the top of your harness, but the harness we use fits over the sweater and works well.