Harness comfort and safety are important aspects to consider when selecting a harness for your dog. Here are some aspects to consider:
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Sizing and Fit: The harness should fit your dog's body well, not too loose or too tight. If the harness is too loose, it can shift from side to side and rub against your dog's skin, while a harness that is too tight can restrict your dog's movements and cause skin irritation. It is important to correctly measure your dog to choose the right size and fit the harness correctly.
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Design and materials: The harness should be made of materials that are soft and comfortable for your dog's skin. Harnesses made of breathable materials are especially recommended in hot climates, as they help prevent excessive sweating and overheating. It is important to make sure that the seams are smooth and well finished to avoid irritation.
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Freedom of movement: The harness should not restrict your dog's ability to move, run or jump. Harnesses that restrict your dog's mobility can cause discomfort and stress for the animal, as well as increase the risk of injury.
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Strap Location: Harness straps must be located in the correct location to provide proper weight distribution and prevent the harness from shifting to one side or the other. Harness straps should be adjusted behind the shoulders and around the chest to prevent the harness from pinching your dog's neck.
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Safety: In addition to being comfortable, the harness must be safe for your dog. If you use it for walks, make sure it's designed to keep your dog safe while walking. If you use it for training, make sure it's designed to reduce strain on your dog's neck.
In short, when looking for a harness for your dog, make sure it's comfortable and secure, made from soft, breathable materials, and fits snugly around your dog's body to allow full and safe mobility.
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