My bullmastiff looks like dog on package. Still pulls hard sometimes, not like before & cuts him a bit under his front leg - ideas?
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I've had to adjust my harness several times. My dog was able to pull one of his front legs through the front of the harness until I figured out how to adjust it. I have it tighter on front with a little more give around the chest. My dog is still growing and I've noticed the chest strap getting snug so I'm going to adjust again. Play with the tightness of the straps and see if that helps. Hopefully the harness will work for you... I've just kept adjusting til I found what works!!!
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It took me several adjustments to get it to fit right. Try letting out on the front adjustment and tightening the one that goes around the chest to see if that might move the straps back . That worked on mine . you could probably make some fleece pads if that doesnt work and than readjust . Remember that this halter isnt meant to be that total answer to pulling. They also still need training as well. It just throws them a bit off when they try to pull. Before our Poodle got the hang of the harness and training he sort of learned to walk sideways to make the harness not work the way it should lol! It took me several adjustments to get it to fit right. Try letting out on the front adjustment and tightening the one that goes around the chest to see if that might move the straps back . That worked on mine . you could probably make some fleece pads if that doesnt work and than readjust . Remember that this halter isnt meant to be that total answer to pulling. They also still need training as well. It just throws them a bit off when they try to pull. Before our Poodle got the hang of the harness and training he sort of learned to walk sideways to make the harness not work the way it... » Read More It took me several adjustments to get it to fit right. Try letting out on the front adjustment and tightening the one that goes around the chest to see if that might move the straps back . That worked on mine . you could probably make some fleece pads if that doesnt work and than readjust . Remember that this halter isnt meant to be that total answer to pulling. They also still need training as well. It just throws them a bit off when they try to pull. Before our Poodle got the hang of the harness and training he sort of learned to walk sideways to make the harness not work the way it should lol! « Show Less
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Our older dog who has lost most of his teeth still trys to gum them so to speak but I would get something a little softer since they are hard!
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My dog wasn't thrilled either. Maybe you could try contacting wisdom panel about the drool. I doubt it though. They might be able to offer some suggestions on collecting specimens. Maybe your vet could offer suggestions or help. It is so worth it if you can get him/her swabbed.
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I am not sure, my boxers seem to still be doing well. I gave the medicine to them a few months ago. I plan on taking them to see their local vet for a wellness exam soon, I would really know then. Sorry I couldn't be much help right now.
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I am sure the fit for every dog is a bit different. My Hudson looks like a German shorthair pointer - for him it rides a little below his chest in the front which allows for the pull to encourage movement toward me rather than the usual tug of war. It doesn't seem to be uncomfortable for him at all and I prefer it for sure over the chain collar. Other harnesses I've seen just seem to give the dog more body weight to pull with. I like that this one works smarter , not harder.:-)
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I recently bought a Cuz and it seems to be holding up better than the last fish toy I bought. I will note that my dog doesn't love the Cuz like she did the fish, so the Cuz is getting less chewing time, so that is a consideration. The Cuz seems to be a harder rubber.
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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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Hi, I have a "mut" that is supposedly quite a mix; Akida, Wire Haired Datshund and American Bassethound and Doberman...well, he is 9 months, 50 lbs and SO SWEET. I have been training him since 3 months to be a service dog that can go into hospitals. Elderly, Sick Children and Chemo patients. The most important part of his training is to "heel" ALWAYS on my command. He is still a puppy and although pretty amazing...he tugs away at another dog...sometimes a blowing leave!! I tried a few collars/harnesses and leashes and this is the one I like best. It is EASY on/off. I HATE those metal "choke" collars, I don't care what the reviews say...they hurt!! This collar takes a little toll on your hands if your dog is strong but..I think the humanity of it is worth it. One quick tug and strong voice of discipline has been working for me. As a matter of fact..I just bought a few to give out at our dog park to some new doggie friends! I hope this helps. How much does your dog weigh?
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Looks like it, feels like it but surely doesn't hold up like it. My dog has shredded five terra cottas but not a single green one. Maybe she just doesn't like the color.....
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if you trust your vet, what he/she says hopefully is accurate - what we got for Barni is like "wafers" and he's about ten pounds, 7 yrs old, was getting "limpy", seems to have perked him up in last few weeks - I've been breaking the wafers up in pieces and crushing into his food - don't know how much luck I would have if tried to do a "pill" the size of the schiff's glucos.
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Well sometimes the dog's mouth will actually start bleeding on it if they're chewing pretty hard-at least that's what I've seen with our mastiff. I'm not sure about the actual inside of it being red. Did you try contacting the seller to see what they had to say? They seem very quality driven so maybe the antler's are just more natural and fresh. Hope this helps!
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The be honest, it's packed away right now, but to give you an example, I have an olde english bulldogg and it's difficult for him to eat out of it. It's smaller then I expected. I also have two German wirehaired pointers who did ok eating out of it, but that is due to their snout being longer. Depending on the breed (and snout), I'd search for a bigger one.
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One of my dogs has arthritis and seems to manage this bed, though carefully, and as long as he goes from a long side. The protruding legs tripped him up when we first got one. That may also be a factor of age. He is 75# and 14+ years old. He does take an anti-inflammatory for his arthritis.
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I think your dog would enjoy this one. Even more if your dog loves water. My 2 puppies love this and even more today because of the snow outside. I would give it a try and if he turns his face away maybe put a little bit of peanut butter under it. Good luck!
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My dog used to display similar behaviors when around other dogs with the gentle leader on. The behaviors lessen for sure due to the fact the dog does not want to be near dogs and not facing them. I think if you use consistently you will notice results. Post again if you have the time.
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I have a 75 lb dog that looks a bit like a german shepherd. We live in an urban setting with everything from sidewalks to gravel. We use the booty to cover his bandaged paw and depending on how long he is out and how much he plays and chases the boots last between 1 and 3 outings before there are minor holes. I was looking at a Great Dane in the dog park today and comparing their feet size... I have a hard time picturing one of these fitting on a Great Dane but others have said they do.
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I'm pretty confident this will help at least a little bit. The real problem is the time it takes to ship it. I didn't get mine for a good 2 weeks after I ordered. If there is a local pet store, defiently pick something up there. Sorry about your little fish. Hope he gets better.