How Do You Make An Anti Pull Dog Harness?
While most dogs walk well on a standard collar and leash, there are some dogs that pull to the point of choking themselves. Walking your dog should be a pleasure for both you and your dog. However, if pulling is so excessive that your dog gags or you feel like your arm is getting torn out of its socket, switching to a harness will eliminate these problems and allow him to walk in comfort. Several types of harnesses are available for purchase, but you can make your own harness using a standard leash. Clip the leash to your dog’s collar. Stand at your dog’s right side. Hold the leash in your left hand with your thumb pointing toward the dog’s collar. Drape the middle of the leash around your dog’s chest from the left shoulder to the right as you hold the end of the leash with your right hand. The leash should form a “U” across the dog’s chest. Make sure the part of the leash between your left hand and the dog’s collar is slightly slack. Prevent the leash that is across the dog’s chest fr
