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harness minefield!
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That's interesting as the harness seems to be a lot more comfortable for her-I attached the lead and she was a lot more co-operative than she ever was on the collar and lead.
It arrived today-I went with the Sally Hopkins fleece harness and its lovely and soft for her.There used to be a street named after Chuck Norris, but it was changed because nobody crosses Chuck Norris and lives.0 -
I've never heard the thing about the KC classes not letting you have harnesses.
I know if the trainer is ADPT certified you cant use slip collars or choke chains, but harnesses would be fine. In fact, some trainers prefer them for small dogs as they have such tiny necks!
I know in our obedience classes (KC awards and ADPT) they are more than happy if you have harnesses on and plenty of dogs have them as well.0
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