I cannot figure out how this goes on the dog? Can you help?
44371
It's hard to tell you but the leash ring goes toward the back end of dog and he needs to step in to harness once it's around the neck. Hope this helps.
44372
There are two circles joined by two short straps on opposite sides of the circles. On one of the short, strait straps there is a ring where the leash attaches. The ring is the top, rear of the harness, which goes around the body of the pet. The other ring goes around the neck. Both circles have to be adjusted for the girth and neck. It is best to adjust both sides equally, as growth adjustment is then easier. Enjoy!
44373
The D-ring should be on the dog's back. You put the dogs head through that opening, and then secure the other strap under their torso and through the strap coming down the chest/front of the dog.
44374
The smaller hole gets slipped over their head. Then you pick up the right leg and put it in that hole. Then you clasp the harness closed on the left side, behind that leg. Easy peasy. Once my dog became familiar with it, she would even wiggle her head in and throw her right leg at me. :)
523980
What # attachment did you use and how long is your dogs hair? Either attachment is not on properly or need to use a shorter length.
1256792
I bought it for my dog, he likes it, but sorry it won't help you. Good luck, but it is adorable.
745783
This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight... » Read More This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. « Show Less
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You only have to get the measurement close. The links come out individually, so you can really get a custom fit, and it can grow with your dog or be changed for different dogs. Also I read to make sure it fits up behind the ears and cant slip over head. Unhook and hook each time around neck so its tight. Has worked for me. My dog is a rescue and this is the first thing that has worked.
1312958
Buy a stainless tag and secure it on a collar that doesn't hang loosely on the dog's neck. It sounds like the collar you're using is too loose
652325
That is a good question. I am only speculating but here's what I think. It is a "spandex" type material that does stretch like a woman's nylons or pantyhose, to fit the dog. As a result of this stretchiness, I found that when I first put mine on my dogs I had a bit of a challenge to keep the leg holes separate from the head hole during the process b/c you have it all gathered as a ring (like you put on a T-shirt) to start the process. First the head and then one leg and then the other. So I am thinking that it is good and snug and gathered around the neck even before you kind of unroll it a bit to find the hole for the second leg. Sorry, if this is hard to follow. Anyway. I think it would stay pretty much snug and in place with just the neck and one leg hole to hold it. If your dog moves around a lot it might creep a bit but the snug fit should keep it on enough of the body to serve the purpose. I think if it is going to actually help with anxiety that it has a fair chance of working with only one front leg. To picture it best for yourself just think of it as a t-shirt. That is all it really is. (Yes it can be snugged at the waist and yes the back is kept from rolling up to the neck by the rear leg straps, but neither of those are even necessary.) It is a simple pullover and you could wear one with one arm (especially if it was like a tight "body suit" or wet suit,) so I think your dog will likely be fine. Being sure of the correct size will help but Amazon is the best in the world about exchanges. Good luck. Maybe let us know how it turns out. Good for you for your love of your dog that isn't quite perfect. You are one of the special ones, just like he or she is. P.S. I just noticed that your name is Keith. So I am wondering if you might have a long lost brother with my name, miles, and the same K as a last initial. Wouldn't that be stranger than fiction?
674993
My review says it doesn't, but someone commented about it, and I tried it again, and it does. Can't find my review to change it. Is it fantastic, not sure, you'd have to try it on your dog, and I'd suggest trying a couple of times. Good luck with your Newfie.
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The collar should extend past the nose at least an inch or more to ensure dog can't get to the affected area. Hope this helps.
1368857
We are currently working on getting the correct picture up. The "thumbnail" picture of the preview of the product is correct but the dog is not. Hope to see this fixed soon. Thanks for letting us know!
241183
Hi Diane, my dog does that with me a few times a week. Sometimes I angle it a little bit. Sometimes I realize I'm smooshing his nose. This morning he pulled that breath holding jazz and I just rubbed his ears and distracted him. Then he finally took a breath. Good luck!
849567
Go to the website and it gives you instructions. We measured our dog an took the coat measurements too Our dog is 50 pounds but long and slender. Good luck!
2009920
Check make sure collar is tight enough and that the leads are making good contact with the dogs skin. you may have to trim some hair where the leads make contact with the dog.
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I just started by twisting it all the way closed and then i sat in a place that my dog couldn't see me so he didnt know i was there. I blew the whistle and adjusted it at the same time, slowly, until i saw him respond to it. You have to kind of play around with it to find the right adjustment which your dog will respond to. There's no one set way. You'll know you got it right when your dog lets you know it's bugging him.
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I would definitely contact the seller and make them aware. Ill try my best to explain but there should be an online manual on google somewhere. All you do is charge it up first until the light on the collar is green. Then activate the collar by holding the button on the side with the digital display. You do this and then it should come on. Then if you let go and hold the button again two lights will be displayed (green and blue) and this means that each time your dog barks sequentially the electric pulses will increase. This is where I have mine. However if you let go and hold the button again there is a manual setting where you can set the pulse from 1-9, 9 being the strongest. I had troubles figuring it out at first but just play with it and if this doesn't help call the manufacturing company they'll absolutely answer your questions. Be careful not to hold the button too long as this will power off the collar. Hope this had helped you! If you have any more questions let me know. Also let me know if it works well on your dog as well.
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its because of where his breastbone is i think. you are wrapping it too high. i buy mens depends large bladder pads, and i feel with my hsnd (i know nasty) exactly where his penis is, then put the depends pad with it square in the middle of the penis, hold pad there then place wrap around the pad pulling it snug around pad and his body then velcro fit on top. it should b behind the breastplate and fit him. poodles, chihuahuas etc have large breastbones, you have to go behind it and physically fit exactly where he will pee at. hope this helps
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Since I don't know how to put pictures into this format, I'll use words! Put the ring on top of the dog at the base of the neck. The ring will be toward the dog's tail, not toward the head. Adjust the shorter strap to the dog's neck and the longer strap goes under dog's arms around upper chest. The separate strap clicks into the car seat belt. The other end clips onto the ring of the harness. Hope this helps!