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chew-proof dog harness recommendations

  • 13-01-2018 10:11pm
    #1
    IrishPhoenix
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    I have a 6 month old corgi/bichon mix that likes to pull on a normal dog collar when out so I got a harness for her to stop her choking herself. The little princess has chewed straight through the chest part of the harness in 3 days! Has anyone any recommendations for dog harnesses that are more chew proof please?


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  • #2
    Bells21
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    Probably a silly question but did she chew through it while it was on her?


  • #3
    cocker5
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    IrishPhoenix wrote: »
    I have a 6 month old corgi/bichon mix that likes to pull on a normal dog collar when out so I got a harness for her to stop her choking herself. The little princess has chewed straight through the chest part of the harness in 3 days! Has anyone any recommendations for dog harnesses that are more chew proof please?

    stupid question.. but do you leave it on her 24 / 7?


  • #4
    IrishPhoenix
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    Bells21 wrote: »
    Probably a silly question but did she chew through it while it was on her?

    Yes, yes she did.


  • #5
    IrishPhoenix
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    cocker5 wrote: »
    stupid question.. but do you leave it on her 24 / 7?

    I did. i wanted to get her used to it and she has a small bladder so has to outside every hour or two during the day.


  • #6
    Knine
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    You are not meant to leave it on her without supervising her. In those circumstances mine would do the same. She could also get caught up in something.

    Just get another and only put it on her while you are walking her.


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  • #7
    cocker5
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    IrishPhoenix wrote: »
    I did. i wanted to get her used to it and she has a small bladder so has to outside every hour or two during the day.

    They are only used for walking, not for long term use. Only put it on when your leaving the house etc


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