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Topic Dog Boards / Behaviour / Harness problems
- By gaby [gb] Date 05.10.05 12:41 UTC
We bought Gabi a harness, as due to her on lead agression she now had to wear a muzzle.The problem we had with it, was it made her sore under her front legs and underbelly. My question is where we using the wrong sort or do all dogs suffer with this at first?
- By belgian bonkers Date 05.10.05 12:49 UTC
Hi Gaby,
Can I suggest putting fleecy covering on the harness where it's rubbing?  Might help.  I've not had this problem when using a harness.  You don't say what type you're using.  There are some very nice padded ones available now.

Sarah.
- By gaby [gb] Date 05.10.05 12:52 UTC
Could it be that we did not have it on tight enough, it did move about a bit when she pulled.
- By janeandkai [in] Date 05.10.05 15:09 UTC
i use 2 different harnesses and not had any problems with rubbing, it could be as you said gaby that the straps are not adjusted properly. :)
- By spotty dog [gb] Date 06.10.05 06:36 UTC
I had the same problem with Charlie, it did have a padded sleeve on the leg bits but it still made him sore, we now have a trpd padded harness which is brilliant and not expensive.
I use a double ended lead, one end attatched to the harness and one end to his headcollar, we try just to use the harness lead and use the headcollar for power steering.
- By gaby [gb] Date 06.10.05 10:04 UTC
How is Charlie getting along? We had to discontinue our rehab sessions with Angela as it was getting too exspensive at £100 per trip. I used to use a dogmatic head collar but now can't use it due to needing a muzzle.
Topic Dog Boards / Behaviour / Harness problems

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