Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for January 11, 2023

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    Its just me  almost 2 years ago

    Proper training would be a better idea.

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    seanfear  almost 2 years ago

    what would happen if we just let go of the harness and let it snap?

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    Maizing  almost 2 years ago

    It’s actually easier for a dog to pull against a harness than against a collar.

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    Doctor Toon  almost 2 years ago

    Our St Bernard liked to pull

    It would have been tempting to hook her up to a cart, but I was always afraid she would be impossible to steer

    She was a bit stubborn

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    Ida No  almost 2 years ago

    Sophie: “But, to be honest, I’m a beggar, not a puller. You want pulling, get a Husky.”

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    yip yip yip   almost 2 years ago

    Sophie’s winding up those hind legs. Look out, when she achieves all four paws on the ground. Yip yip yip yip yip

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    scyphi26  almost 2 years ago

    Yeah, that didn’t work, did it?

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    Frank Burns Eats Worms  almost 2 years ago

    Sophie is gonna love going out with her new harness…rein or shine.

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    mhale982  almost 2 years ago

    Sophie looks and acts just like our Bailey. Thank you for capturing her so well!

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    Rista  almost 2 years ago

    Harnesses don’t stop pulling, harnesses stop choking, and tracheal collapse. As a Yorkie owner I’m well aware of just how dangerous a collar can be for some dogs.

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    As a owner of large dogs over 30+ years, including two German Shepards, we have always used a prong collar on them. And NO it doesn’t hurt the dog, it gets their attention and they stop pulling. We never leave it on the dog when we get home, it’s just for walks. As said above, harnesses are used for actual pulling, not to stop a dog from pulling. We have seen small women get pulled off their feet by even a 40# dog.

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