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Harness instead of lead . . .
My dog had very bad kennel cough when we first got her from the shelter. It took 2 rounds of v strong antibiotics, and lots of me spoon feeding her cough mixture and honey for it to clear.
A couple of years later I now notice that she still is very sensitive around her throat ie if she pulls on her collar/lead etc.
She is generally good on the lead but for the times that she does pull, or I need to pull her back, I was thinking of getting her a harness instead of attaching her lead to her collar.
Has anyone else used a harness and what do i need to consider?
Thanks.
A couple of years later I now notice that she still is very sensitive around her throat ie if she pulls on her collar/lead etc.
She is generally good on the lead but for the times that she does pull, or I need to pull her back, I was thinking of getting her a harness instead of attaching her lead to her collar.
Has anyone else used a harness and what do i need to consider?
Thanks.
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