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In this video, we demonstrate the correct way to measure your dog for a collar to ensure a good fit. A normal dog collar should be snug but not too tight, there is a rule called “the two finger rule”. In this rule you take your pointer and middle fingers and slide them in between your dog's collar and neck, if your fingers slide in easily but feel snug the collar is perfect. If your fingers can't get in the collar is too tight, and if your fingers are free to move about once inserted the collar is too loose.
In this video, we demonstrate how to adjust Red Dingo’s Martingale Collar. Red Dingo's martingale dog collars enhance dog safety and control without choking with an adjustable half check. Their dog collars are made with premium nylon webbing, solid stainless steel D-rings and our trademarked buckle bone side release buckle. Classic martingale dog collars are available in four sizes to suit any size dog.
In this video, we demonstrate the correct way to measure your dogs for a harness to ensure a good fit. In general, a dog harness should fit snug, but not too tight. It should be tight enough that your dog can't back out of it, and the ring (that you clip the leash to) should sit higher on their chest. Just like with a collar, you should be able to fit two fingers (but only two!) between the harness and your dog.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the Sputnik Comfort Harness for dogs. Inspired by the functional backpack, the high-quality form and breathable mesh fabric of the SPUTNIK Harness allows your dog maximum comfort. The leather-clad unibody metal D-ring provides stronger function and style all at the same time. SPUTNIK's patented protection pad equipped with high resilience foam and breathable mesh fabric reduces the impact of leash control on your precious canine.
In this video, we demonstrate how to properly adjust Ruffwear’s Front Range Harness. The Front Range® Harness is a padded everyday dog harness that is easy to put on and comfortable for dogs to wear. A key piece of gear for canines embarking on a life of adventure with their humans, the harness features two leash attachment options: an aluminum V-ring centered on the dog's back for everyday walks, and reinforced front clip webbing at the dog's chest to redirect dogs that pull on leash. The ID pocket keeps dog tags quiet and easily accessible, and the reflective trim and light loop for The Beacon™ boost visibility in low-light conditions.
padded dog harness incorporates all of Red Dingo’s quality features: exceptionally strong Bucklebones, premium nylon webbing, abrasion resistant ribbon, welded steel hardware and adjusters to ensure a snug fit. Not only the twin Bucklebones make this style of harness the easiest to take on and off, the added padded support makes walking even more comfortable and secured.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the Freedom No-Pull Harness. The Freedom No-Pull Harness makes walking fun, keeps your dog safe and gives you better control, which is why it is highly recommended by Dog Trainers. The main connection on the back of the harness tightens gently around the chest to discourage pulling behavior, while the connection on the front of the harness allows you to redirect your dog's attention back to you for training and treats.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the harnesses from Fuzzyard, both the step-in and non-step-in variations. FuzzYard dog harnesses are a super comfortable, lightweight alternative to traditional collars. Simply slip over your dog’s head and fasten the buckle under their belly for a safe and secure fit. They are lightweight, super comfortable and, best of all, easy to fit!
In this video, we demonstrate a simple method for measuring your dog’s paw size in order to get an accurate fitting for shoes. Getting the right size boot not only ensures the boot will stay on and upright, but it also helps with boot comfort. The boot strap should fit snugly above the metatarsal/metacarpal pad, but below the carpal pad. It should fit with little excess room from left to right, and front to back, and bend at a 45-degree angle where the dog’s paw naturally bends.
In this video, we demonstrate how to properly put Ruffwear’s Grip Trex Boots on your dog. These high-performance boots feature a rugged and resilient Ruffwear-designed Vibram outsole that provides exceptional traction on varied terrain. Breathable mesh upper provides ventilation and keeps dirt and debris out. Closure system combines hook-and-loop with hardware, cinching around the narrowest part of the dog’s leg to provide a secure fit.
In this video, we demonstrate the correct way to measure your dog for a collar to ensure a good fit. A normal dog collar should be snug but not too tight, there is a rule called “the two finger rule”. In this rule you take your pointer and middle fingers and slide them in between your dog's collar and neck, if your fingers slide in easily but feel snug the collar is perfect. If your fingers can't get in the collar is too tight, and if your fingers are free to move about once inserted the collar is too loose.
In this video, we demonstrate how to adjust Red Dingo’s Martingale Collar. Red Dingo's martingale dog collars enhance dog safety and control without choking with an adjustable half check. Their dog collars are made with premium nylon webbing, solid stainless steel D-rings and our trademarked buckle bone side release buckle. Classic martingale dog collars are available in four sizes to suit any size dog.
In this video, we demonstrate the correct way to measure your dogs for a harness to ensure a good fit. In general, a dog harness should fit snug, but not too tight. It should be tight enough that your dog can't back out of it, and the ring (that you clip the leash to) should sit higher on their chest. Just like with a collar, you should be able to fit two fingers (but only two!) between the harness and your dog.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the Sputnik Comfort Harness for dogs. Inspired by the functional backpack, the high-quality form and breathable mesh fabric of the SPUTNIK Harness allows your dog maximum comfort. The leather-clad unibody metal D-ring provides stronger function and style all at the same time. SPUTNIK's patented protection pad equipped with high resilience foam and breathable mesh fabric reduces the impact of leash control on your precious canine.
In this video, we demonstrate how to properly adjust Ruffwear’s Front Range Harness. The Front Range® Harness is a padded everyday dog harness that is easy to put on and comfortable for dogs to wear. A key piece of gear for canines embarking on a life of adventure with their humans, the harness features two leash attachment options: an aluminum V-ring centered on the dog's back for everyday walks, and reinforced front clip webbing at the dog's chest to redirect dogs that pull on leash. The ID pocket keeps dog tags quiet and easily accessible, and the reflective trim and light loop for The Beacon™ boost visibility in low-light conditions.
padded dog harness incorporates all of Red Dingo’s quality features: exceptionally strong Bucklebones, premium nylon webbing, abrasion resistant ribbon, welded steel hardware and adjusters to ensure a snug fit. Not only the twin Bucklebones make this style of harness the easiest to take on and off, the added padded support makes walking even more comfortable and secured.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the Freedom No-Pull Harness. The Freedom No-Pull Harness makes walking fun, keeps your dog safe and gives you better control, which is why it is highly recommended by Dog Trainers. The main connection on the back of the harness tightens gently around the chest to discourage pulling behavior, while the connection on the front of the harness allows you to redirect your dog's attention back to you for training and treats.
In this video, we demonstrate how to correctly adjust the harnesses from Fuzzyard, both the step-in and non-step-in variations. FuzzYard dog harnesses are a super comfortable, lightweight alternative to traditional collars. Simply slip over your dog’s head and fasten the buckle under their belly for a safe and secure fit. They are lightweight, super comfortable and, best of all, easy to fit!
In this video, we demonstrate a simple method for measuring your dog’s paw size in order to get an accurate fitting for shoes. Getting the right size boot not only ensures the boot will stay on and upright, but it also helps with boot comfort. The boot strap should fit snugly above the metatarsal/metacarpal pad, but below the carpal pad. It should fit with little excess room from left to right, and front to back, and bend at a 45-degree angle where the dog’s paw naturally bends.
In this video, we demonstrate how to properly put Ruffwear’s Grip Trex Boots on your dog. These high-performance boots feature a rugged and resilient Ruffwear-designed Vibram outsole that provides exceptional traction on varied terrain. Breathable mesh upper provides ventilation and keeps dirt and debris out. Closure system combines hook-and-loop with hardware, cinching around the narrowest part of the dog’s leg to provide a secure fit.
