To make sure your dog's harness fits well, you should pay attention to the following aspects:
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Fit: The harness should fit snugly against your dog's body, not too loose or too tight. It should be snug enough that it does not move around the dog's body, but not so tight that it causes irritation or discomfort. You should be able to comfortably slide two fingers under the harness.
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Comfort: Your dog should be comfortable wearing the harness. It must be able to move freely without restrictions, and there must not be any rubbing or irritation on the dog's skin.
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Freedom of movement: The harness should not limit your dog's movements. Your dog must be able to walk, run and jump without restrictions. A harness that doesn't fit properly or is too restrictive can hinder your dog's movements.
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Fit to body shape: The harness should fit the shape of your dog's body. Some harnesses are designed specifically for certain body shapes of dogs, so make sure you choose the right harness for your dog.
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Strap Location: Harness straps must be positioned correctly. If the straps are positioned incorrectly, the harness will not work effectively. Harness straps should generally be positioned behind the shoulders and across the chest.
If you are in doubt as to whether your dog's harness will fit, you may want to seek the opinion of a pet expert or dog trainer. They can help you assess the comfort and fit of the harness and make sure it is working effectively.
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