I have a corgi mix and a lot of halters rub on his armpits. Does this leash rub?
1949932
No it does not rub the armpits of my dog at all. It is over an inch from the armpit. My dog actually likes wearing it and it's so easy to put on and take off.
1949933
I dont think it would the front strap goes across the front of his chest, and the bottom strap goes farther back than the armpits
1949934
This may fit each dog a little differently depending on size of halter, size of dog and adjustment of straps. If it runs to close to your dogs armpits return it promptly for a refund.
1509486
I have a golden doodle and she ripped it apart in three walks.Also did nothing to stop her from pulling. I NOW USE A TRAINERS COLLAR WHICH HAS STOPPED ALL PULLING.
1831420
I don't put it on a leash..recommendation is to attach it to the front of your body...I attach to waistband pants I am wearing, or even top of waistband on underwear.
315238
I have not, sorry, but I use it on my show pugs and it works great, mainly for whiskers, does not vibrate so much.
1373534
Probably in the long run not well. Use anti-chew spray on the rope and it should be prevented. I let the lead drag on the ground and you can tell there is abrasion so I would assume the same would occur with a puppy.
1516387
It may loosen occasionally, I have to tighten mine after every 3rd-4th ride. What worked best for my dog's pulling is a nose harness, she was a different dog after we started using it on walks and did not pull at all. When I ride with her, I put the nose harness on her but attach the bike leash to her body harness not the nose harness. Just having it on keeps her in check. You might want to check that out, got mine at Petsmart for $14.
2009919
Hi, make sure the collar is tight enough that the electrodes contact the skin. We have a golden retriever and I had to make sure the collar was tight because of all her hair. Hope this helps.
890495
It does put pressure on the snout but because of the design it seems to not rub. I have a 65lbs lab who pulls like crazy and even after walking/hiking for 2+ hours he did not get any rub marks. I think if you keep the velvet side of the strap on the dog's skin and have it cinched tight enough at the back of the neck it minimized the rubbing.
42578
Honestly, I can't answer that because I have a cat and this is the first time my cat has been on a leash so right now I'm not having an issue with him pulling on the leash as we walk. If your dog is use to walking on a leash, I recommend getting one for a dog. Hope this helps. Have a great day!
735587
My shepherd mix has a long, very thick, double coat. I just make sure that the collar is tight enough for the prongs (there are two sets, one for longer hair) to make contact with skin, and I check periodically to make sure the collar hasn't loosened.
890498
Sorry - don't know ...our dog REFUSES to wear the halter ... so we have this one cheap if you want one!
1851901
No it doesn't rub. The buckles can be positioned wherever they are comfortable and the strap adjusts so it is snug and doesn't rub.
355217
No it doesn't. My dog wears a collar with his tags. We only put the harness on for walks. Hope that helps.
1956951
There is another collar that comes with this leash. You can wrap the collar around the collar that is on your dog so if they were to pull, ther is an extra one as a helper. as a saftey one, so ass not to break your collar
1481106
I have a boxer/pit/beagle mix. this works because you can adjust it and there's NO pulling. but practice in an enclosed area first to be sure you have it properly adjusted. if not, it can be shaken off. it's still attached to the collar, but your control will be gone and if you have a hard puller, it can be a sudden yank.
1115703
I haven't had any problems with attaching a leash. The front doesn't come up so high that the collar is covered so leash goes on as usual. There is an opening if you are using a harness. The Thundershirt really makes a difference with our little dog during storms, I would recommend it for sure!
69977
I know this is an old question but I have a 70# Bouvier pup that used to pull on the leash and his prong collar is working like a champ. You might just want to enlist a trainer to help get you started with it.