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![]() "Working Harnesses" the one with the loop on the back deal. Are not designed to "Trick a Dog" into walking well on a leash?? They are pretty much designed for "tracking" Search and Rescue or lifting the dog over obstacles. And pretty much all such dog's can be walked on pretty much anything or nothing at all (off leash dog's.) No serious dog trainer uses a "harness" to teach a dog how to walk properly on a loose leash???" A Prong Collar a Slip Lead Leash or an E-Collar are the tool's of choice. Any serious trainer who trains a dog that can be "relied" on to do what is expected of him under any conditions ... uses, one of those tools?? Good enough for them?? Good Enough for me to use and requirement. ![]() I will concede, that I have heard of "some " seeing eye dog trainers ... using such harness?? But in as much as those dog's, would be in a harness anyway while doing there "Job" ... there is that. ![]()
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I think it's safe to say that on occasion, all dog's will chase there tails?? But not to the exclusion of anything else. Now if you can't even walk him without him spinning to chase his tail?? Then it is a problem and needs to be stopped. But if it just started suddenly??? Then the first step should be a Vet to check for impacted "Anal Glans." And if he comes back with a clean bill of health Then it's not medical and most likely "anxiety??" And if that is the case there are things you can do. But it's not a step solution. Anyway have a look here first, and see what you think and then report back as it were. ![]() https://pets.webmd.com/dogs/guide/co...avior-dogs#2-2
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![]() And with respect to prong collar, slip lead leash, or e-collars, yes those are definite working dog tools of the trade. |
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Well no problem but ... how is your dog??
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Duke managed to jump up and come down full on his side as well. He pretty much smashed his Orvis light, but all in all he was okay. Didn't even phase him...
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