Wonder Walker Body Halter Dog Harness - Medium (1x22) Dolan Royal Blue

Description

This management tool is designed to keep your dog from pulling while learning to walk on a loose leash on the dog harness. Five adjustment points allows the Wonder Walker Body Halter to easily fit dogs from the small to tall. This management tool is designed to keep your dog from pulling while learning to walk on a loose leash on the dog harness. Five adjustment points allows the Wonder Walker Body Halter to easily fit dogs from the small to tall. It does not cross the trachea so the airway cannot be compressed. This reflex is why so many dogs pull while on leash — as you pull, they pull back. This halter places control of your dog around his center of gravity rather than his head or neck. This management tool is designed to keep your dog from pulling while learning to walk on a loose leash on the best dog harness. Sizing Guide – Girth Measurements The girth measurement is found by measuring the dog behind his front legs circling the body of the dog. This method moves the training cues from the head and neck to the dog’s body. This utilizes a dog’s instinctive push/pull reflex called the opposition reflex. TINY Girth measures 8" to 14" — is made with 3/8′′ webbing TOY Girth measures 13.5" to 17" — is made with 3/8′′ webbing X-SMALL Girth measures 18" to 23" — is made with 5/8′′ webbing SMALL Girth measures 20" to 28" — is made with 3/4′′. Best Dog Harness!

Key Features

• Five adjustment points allows the Wonder Walker Body Halter to easily fit dogs from the small to tall.
• TINY Girth measures 8" to 14" — is made with 3/8′′ webbing TOY Girth measures 13.5" to 17" — is made with 3/8′′ webbing X-SMALL Girth measures 18" to 23" — is made with 5/8′′ webbing SMALL Girth measures 20" to 28" — is made with 3/4′′.
• This method moves the training cues from the head and neck to the dog’s body.
• This management tool is designed to keep your dog from pulling while learning to walk on a loose leash on the dog harness.
• This utilizes a dog’s instinctive push/pull reflex called the opposition reflex.
• This halter places control of your dog around his center of gravity rather than his head or neck.