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Is a halter, a collar or a harness better for my dog?
Collarsare one of those essential pieces of equipment for every dog as it can hold ID and you can hold your dog in an emergency or if they are off their lead. However, walking your dog on a collar when they don’t know how to walk nicely on a lead brings about some definite cons. Neck injuries, eye injuries and forelimb nearve damaage have all be associated with collar usage.
Head collarscan be actually dangerous to your dog’s neck if not used correctly, just like a collar. If a dog pulls suddenly to the end of the lead while wearing a head collar the neck can be jerked back and cause whiplash or worse, fractured vertebrae.
Dog Harnesses are a great alternative, but can also cause issues if not the correct design or fit on your dog. There is no harness that is perfect for every dog. Consider your dog’s body shape and we advise you to try several out to see which best fits your dog.
Ultimately, a dog’s walking equipment is for safety, for them and for you. Teaching your dog to walk on a loose lead, focusing on you and not having to rely on equipment to control them will have the best outcome for your dog’s long term health. If you are struggling with loose lead walking, seek help from a qualified trainer force free trainer.
Tips for Stopping Your Dog Pulling:
Is a halter, a collar or a harness better for my dog?
Collarsare one of those essential pieces of equipment for every dog as it can hold ID and you can hold your dog in an emergency or if they are off their lead. However, walking your dog on a collar when they don’t know how to walk nicely on a lead brings about some definite cons. Neck injuries, eye injuries and forelimb nearve damaage have all be associated with collar usage.
Head collarscan be actually dangerous to your dog’s neck if not used correctly, just like a collar. If a dog pulls suddenly to the end of the lead while wearing a head collar the neck can be jerked back and cause whiplash or worse, fractured vertebrae.
Dog Harnesses are a great alternative, but can also cause issues if not the correct design or fit on your dog. There is no harness that is perfect for every dog. Consider your dog’s body shape and we advise you to try several out to see which best fits your dog.
Ultimately, a dog’s walking equipment is for safety, for them and for you. Teaching your dog to walk on a loose lead, focusing on you and not having to rely on equipment to control them will have the best outcome for your dog’s long term health. If you are struggling with loose lead walking, seek help from a qualified trainer force free trainer.
Tips for Stopping Your Dog Pulling: