Putting a on harness-on-the-puppy” title=”How to put the harness on the puppy”>your dog can help provide a comfortable and secure walking experience for both you and your furry friend. However, if you’re new to harnesses, it may seem a bit intimidating. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to put on a dog harness:

Step 1: Choose the right size and style

Before you start on a harness, ensure that you have the right size and style for your dog. Too tight or too loose harness may cause chafing or even escape. Measure your dog’s girth accurately. Look for a low-stress fit, which should be snug but not too tight, easily allow you to fit your fingers underneath.

Step 2: Locate the brass ring on the harness

Most harnesses have a brass ring that is located on the top of the harness, right between the shoulder blades of your pet.

Step 3: Hold the harness up to your dog

Holding the harness with both hands, approach your dog calmly and place it on their back to ensure you have it the right way up. Ensure that the ring is positioned in a way that it on their back.

Step 4: Cross the straps under the belly

With your dog standing, cross the straps of the harness under their belly, ensuring each side of the harness is sitting flat against their body.

Step 5: Buckling up

Fasten the clips, ensuring that they are interlocked correctly. Do this by sliding the clips from the left to the right, ensuring a firm lock. Remember to fasten all straps, so the harness doesn’t come off and the dog can’t escape.

Step 6: Adjust the fit

With the harness fastened, adjust its fit by tweaking the straps. Tighten or loosen the band to ensure it can slide over your pet’s head without coming off. Ensure you don’t tighten too much, and it doesn’t restrict their breathing.

Step 7: Secure the leash to the brass ring

Attach a leash to the ring on the back of the harness. Make sure it has secure hooking, and it is not too long. Dogs come in different sizes, and you wouldn’t want a little dog to have a long leash as it can trip them over.

Step 8: Double-check everything

Check once more that all the clasps are securely tucked, the harness is not twisted, and the fit is appropriate. As soon as you’re certain everything is secure, it is time to go for a walk.

Conclusion

Putting on a dog harness is essential to guarantee the safety of your dog while walking and playing. While some dogs may resist at first, time and patience could help them get used to the harness. These steps may also help train your dog and make them look forward to the walks.

Remember, dogs require lots of love, attention, and affection from humans. Ensure you also establish a routine for how long your pet should wear the harness, as it is not intended for continuous wearing. If you are unsure about the type of harness for your dog, consult your vet or a professional dog trainer for guidance.

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