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Topic Dog Boards / General / Harness suggestion for toydog?
- By Goldmali Date 31.07.12 13:51 UTC
My oldest Papillon Bobby (in my avatar) has recently had some trouble with his neck and so to play safe I want to use a harness on him in future rather than a collar. He's a small dog, weighs 3 kgs, very light in build and is about 10 inches tall so pulling is certainly not an issue -he's very well-behaved anyway. It would only be for normal walks, nothing else. Does anyone have any suggestions for a good harness to use? Quick to put on and take off, doesn't rub and obviously quite lightweight as he is so small.
- By tooolz Date 31.07.12 13:55 UTC
Someone came to collect their pup and she brought a cute, soft lilac Puppia harness.....rather nice!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=puppia+dog+harnesses&tag=googhydr-21&index=aps&hvadid=9671761688&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5229134051664532182&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&ref=pd_sl_71qnj66ahw_b
- By Goldmali Date 31.07.12 14:40 UTC
Thanks tooolz, that looks the business!
- By Rhodach [gb] Date 31.07.12 14:55 UTC
I use Lupine as they are guaranteed against being chewed or damaged, whilst away from home for a stud visit one of my girls partially chewed through the other ones harness, I contacted Lupine and they even tracked down one of the same pattern which had been discontinued at no charge to me.
- By Nikita [gb] Date 31.07.12 15:45 UTC
I use Walk'r'cise for most of my dogs - just a basic walking harness but they fit well, are sturdy and also the strap between the front legs is adjustable so they can come up a bit further back for dogs who get sore armpits easily (Remy is one of those which is why I first tried them).
- By parrysite [gb] Date 31.07.12 19:28 UTC
With our yorkie and our cairn cross, we used the puppia harnesses and loved them. So easy to get on and they look cute too :)
- By Goldmali Date 31.07.12 21:14 UTC
Thanks everyone, will have a look at them all!
- By furriefriends Date 01.08.12 08:36 UTC
Puppia here too when mia was really tiny very soft and easy to put on. There are slightly different ones ebay do plenty
- By Hexie Date 01.08.12 12:09 UTC
Great topic, thanks for the info - just ordered a Puppia for my little one
- By Goldmali Date 01.08.12 12:23 UTC
How much do the Puppia adjust? I'm torn between Small and Medium -it says Yorkie or Cavalier for medium, well that is a big size difference between the two breeds -Bobby is about half the size of a Cavalier but much bigger than a Yorkshire Terrier (well going on the size you see them at shows, anyway).
- By Goldmali Date 01.08.12 14:44 UTC
Answering myself -one Ebay seller states Papillon should be small so have gone for that.
- By japmum [gb] Date 01.08.12 15:22 UTC
My dogs are chins and cavs and they all wear fleece dog games harnesses. The smallest of my chins is 2.5kg and wears a size 1. they are very well made,and wash well.
- By parrysite [gb] Date 01.08.12 15:58 UTC
If I remember correctly, sonny was a small and is about the same size as a Papillion.
- By Goldmali Date 01.08.12 16:07 UTC
Cheers!
Topic Dog Boards / General / Harness suggestion for toydog?

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