Has there been any issues with other restraint systems? It seems like most of the other harnesses available use an eyelet hook to attach to. I
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I have had no problems with the harness hook. I really like this grooming setup.
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Hi, I had no issue at all with this table so far. everything is as good as it gets. No Hook problem
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Yes I have. It is cumberson to use. I have we sties 20 lbs. I can't not seem to adjust it to be short enough. So I use it as best I can but I set the arm pole all the way up as far as possible. It works enough. Not loving it though.
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The one that comes with table may work well for small dogs. I purchase an eyelet hook harness separately because my dogs are 30 and 60 pounds. No problems. It works great it! Before I had the grooming table I had trouble with my dogs allowing me to groom them but now they know when we are using the grooming table they are going to be groomed including cutting nails(which they hate). Money well spent!
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I have not had any issues with the harness that came with the dog grooming table. My dogs only weigh 11lbs.
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yes, there is strap with a hook that will attach to your dog's harness. The hook on my seat was pretty big and heavy and I was afraid it would concuss my small dog. I replaced the hook that came with the unit with a smaller lighter hook and it worked fine. She can move around in the seat easily when tethered - she is not the type of dog who will lie still in the seat.
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I got it at amazon one side works with the seat belt . The Other side clicks on harness. This is really nice. I have to try it again , it was too big for my dog, she would get out of it. Amazon also sold a strap that goes in seat belt then connects to her collar. That works the best for us.I also got a smaller bed that she sits in. So if you have a dog under 8 pounds don't do it. This harness can be adjusted.
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The straps that go around the Kayak are very long, probably too long. I tied mine in a knot because I didn't like or trust the plastic buckles. I also added a secondary piece of rope from hook to hook that hang below the strap in case the strap lets go it won't fall on my car. You don't want the kayak hanging just on the rope sling as it might leave a crease in the kayak over time, use the wide straps to spread out the load. I love mine but wounder how log the rope will last due to the pulley lock system. I can always replace the rope.
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Hello Andrew, when I purchased mine the package included of course the harness itself, the lanyard and carabiner used to attach yourself to the tree and a recovery strap in case you fall out of the stand which doubles as a drag strap. The vest has a convenient loop in the back to attach this strap onto if you want to drag an animal out. I've used this feature a few times and it works very well. Makes it much easier to get your animal out of the woods especially if you are alone. I've been hunting for many years, tried several types of safety harnesses and this one by far is the best I've ever used. Hope this helps. Hello Andrew, when I purchased mine the package included of course the harness itself, the lanyard and carabiner used to attach yourself to the tree and a recovery strap in case you fall out of the stand which doubles as a drag strap. The vest has a convenient loop in the back to attach this strap onto if you want to drag an animal out. I've used this feature a few times and it works very well. Makes it much easier to get your animal out of the woods especially if you are alone. I've been hunting for many years, tried several types of safety harnesses and this one by far is the best I've... » Read More Hello Andrew, when I purchased mine the package included of course the harness itself, the lanyard and carabiner used to attach yourself to the tree and a recovery strap in case you fall out of the stand which doubles as a drag strap. The vest has a convenient loop in the back to attach this strap onto if you want to drag an animal out. I've used this feature a few times and it works very well. Makes it much easier to get your animal out of the woods especially if you are alone. I've been hunting for many years, tried several types of safety harnesses and this one by far is the best I've ever used. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Basically what Mike L. said, but they are kind of a mess. You just sort of have to "intuit" them (I know - not super helpful) and figure out a way to use them that works with your vehicle's seats as far as what you hook the hooks onto. The back seat straps are about completely useless - especially for the seat back (as opposed to seat bottom). I used some carabiners to clip the straps together on the seat back instead of bothering with all those little hooks, but even then I couldn't hook all the straps. And it looks pretty silly from the back side. At some point I'll probably sew my own straps on there with some velcro tabs or something. Sorry I can't be of more help. The front seats make a little more sense. I was able to use the hooks on some of the underseat hardware and I must say, those covers are staying put REALLY well many many months later.
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My 50 lb-er pulled one of the eye bolts out of the tree. Had to use a ratchet strap, which is currently in use. I did have to stretch and re-stretch the over head line a couple times.
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I have had two different harnesses from Puppia. This one I believe has two rings on the back and the other one I have has only one ring on the back. The seat belt tether I have just clicks into the seat belt on one end and had a "leash-type" hook to attach to the harness. That tether works with both the harnesses without any problem. Hope that helps; don't know what kind of tether you have.
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Yes, I have no problem getting this on my finiky dalmatian. the front part loosens enough that it's easy to slip over her head and the buckles to secure it around her chest are easy to hook, then the front straps tighten with a simple pull. the harder part is attaching her to the teather once she's in the car. she now knows that the harness means (usually) we get to go somewhere fun, and for short trips (like to the vet) the harness has trained her well enough to stay in her seat that she doesn't need it to just go down the street (though most times we use it anyways).
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I think it would be best for you to contact the seller of this harness. I no longer use the harness. Previous answer by David is excellent. Give that loving doggie a big hug and kiss for me.
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I use the Big Game Ez-On tree strap that came with the harness but I am considering changing to the to a different type.
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I would say those users are not attaching the safety tether to their dog's collar! My 12 lb. Poochon gets out also unless I attach it, but then is happy in the car seat & can see outside. You can also adjust the tether's length. I love this car seat, have also used it for my 20 lb. cat, who loves it!
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It is not designed to attach directly to the harness but where there is a will there is a way. You may be able to use the d rings or molle straps to attach it in an acceptable manner.
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I found the same problem...takes two men and a small dog to hook the things. I hooked them BEFORE I put the thing on. Took a lot of effort but got it on....it felt like I was in a straight jacket. I think the Med/Large is just to small. They should increase the length of the velcro tabs and put some thumb hooks or something you can get a hold on the tabs better.
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I haven't had any issues. The velcro sticks well. In general, it locked into my Sebring well, and currently locks into my Elantra well. The closing of the trunk latches it tightly.
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There are Latch hooks on this seat, but they are not for securing the seat in case of accident...they are on fixed length 6'' tethers that are meant only for keeping the seat from flying around the car when the seat is not occupied. The seat is designed to be held securely by the vehicles seat belt restraint system! Yes, I highly recommend this seat, we are completely satisfied with the safety of the seat. You have to be sure to use the shoulder restrain properly and that means fully extending the belt completely out and letting it reel itself back to engage the lock sprocket! Remember to read your vehicles manual for the proper use of your restraint system.
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I haven't had this problem. My daughter buckles in and if it's too loose we just pull the step straight out towards the front seats and it tightens appropriately.