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I want to buy a harness. Any advice?
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Joxgirl
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Re: Dog Sport Gear
What type of harness are you looking for? Tracking? Agitation? Patrol?
I can tell you that at 50 lbs, it's hard to find a harness that En doesn't just walk right through.
The leather tracking/agitation harness from R/A works very well, but it's leather so... Also, it's comparable to leather harnesses from a bunch of other suppliers. It stays in place along the spine, not slipping off to one side or another the way the light weight nylon patrol harness does. A stiffer designed nylon world work better for general control.
I can tell you that at 50 lbs, it's hard to find a harness that En doesn't just walk right through.
The leather tracking/agitation harness from R/A works very well, but it's leather so... Also, it's comparable to leather harnesses from a bunch of other suppliers. It stays in place along the spine, not slipping off to one side or another the way the light weight nylon patrol harness does. A stiffer designed nylon world work better for general control.
Tim L.
I hope all your dogs are well
I hope all your dogs are well