How do you attach the leash or do you just use a regular dog collar? I like to keep my excitable dog under control. Suggestions?
34516
The leash does not attach to the vest. Use the collar you normally use. If you use a harness, the harness would be worn under the vest. You can attach the leash to the harness through a zippered opening at the top of the vest.
34517
Use a regular collar. I even use an Easy Walk Harness with mine (underneath the vest)! LOVE this vest and so does Kody. I sewed my Service Dog patches to it as well. It is very visible and wonderful for this purpose.
34518
There will be enough room for you to have a standard collar around the neck, If you have a harness, there is a slit in the top of the vest where you can connect the leash. Hope this helps :)
34519
There is a zipper between the shoulder blade area that can be opened for a leash to connect to a harness, if that is what you are using. I don't use it, since I get better control with a neck collar up high behind the ears.
1956949
There is an additional thin collar included with the leash that you can use or choose not to use in addition to your dog's regular collar. Presumably this is a "back-up" safety item that will keep your dog attached to the leash in the event the regular collar fails in some way. It isn't a very substantive collar but it is probably adequate for the intended purpose of simply providing a means of keeping your dog from getting away from you if something should happen with their regular collar. This is not a product to be used as your dog's primary collar as it is only about 3/8" wide but it should be adequate in an emergency to keep your dog from getting away if their regular collar breaks. There is an additional thin collar included with the leash that you can use or choose not to use in addition to your dog's regular collar. Presumably this is a "back-up" safety item that will keep your dog attached to the leash in the event the regular collar fails in some way. It isn't a very substantive collar but it is probably adequate for the intended purpose of simply providing a means of keeping your dog from getting away from you if something should happen with their regular collar. This is not a product to be used as your dog's primary collar as it is only about 3/8"... » Read More There is an additional thin collar included with the leash that you can use or choose not to use in addition to your dog's regular collar. Presumably this is a "back-up" safety item that will keep your dog attached to the leash in the event the regular collar fails in some way. It isn't a very substantive collar but it is probably adequate for the intended purpose of simply providing a means of keeping your dog from getting away from you if something should happen with their regular collar. This is not a product to be used as your dog's primary collar as it is only about 3/8" wide but it should be adequate in an emergency to keep your dog from getting away if their regular collar breaks. « Show Less
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If u r very dillogent with the collar on a leash at first. Then continue to use properly this device will help! Keep in mind it's up to you to continue to condition with the collar until you can fully trust your dog. You will love this products! It has changed my life with my dog! Good luck!
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The more the dog pulls, the tighter the leash gets, regardless the direction the dog pulls. The problem I have with the leash is that with just normal well behaved walking the leash doesn't doesn't stay in the general position pictured but tends to slide back to around the dogs waist, below the ribs. I don't that really effects much, I just don't care for that.
770763
I'm not sure what you mean, exactly, are you planning to run the line to keep her in your yard when you are not home? Some dogs learn that the collar is what makes the difference, others don't ever figure it out. Honestly having it both ways is complicated and not something I would recommend.
1200211
Actually there's no loop for the leash. I just clip it on the harness' handle. O.o
1115699
No, there is no clip or other fastener to attach a leash. You would need a separate collar.
699023
You can actually use any leash and make it longer or shorter, I have a jeep and use a leash to hook it from the back area to the front seat belt. Keeps my dog from getting any ideas about jumping out before I want him to...hope this helps
512310
The collar thread through two brackets at the sides and around the front to stabilize it, you have two size of electrodes depending on the fur of your dog, short fur you use the smaller ones, long or thick the other. Hope this helps.
1684841
There isn't one. There is a "leash release latch" on center top to hook your leash through to guide it but nothing to directly attach to. We attach to our own collar, through the release latch, and loop thru the handle because have very strong pullers (huskies).
315599
It has 2 D-rings to attach leashes. I use a leash that has a metal clip-on hook on both ends. I haven't tried to make it work with a standard leash.
1070752
I worry about ALL prong collars falling off, they tend to twist and release themselves. I put a short rope connecting the round ring on the prong collar to another collar (flat buckle or nylon choke) this way If the prong comes loose, the dog will still be connected to the leash. Photo is on the Amazon site for Herm Springer prong collar. Best of luck with your lab! :)
475224
Attaching it to the collar would be awful. Think about what would happen in an accident. Your dog would get thrown forward and then stopped abruptly by the neck... Get a harness or let your dog loose.
844974
Although I found it a bit perplexing in the beginning, it is actually very easy. I lay it on the floor in front of me with the wrong side up & the size tag closest to me. Then I put my dog in front of that & step his front legs into the leg openings. Then just bring the Velcros together across the back of his neck & then fasten the closures & attach his leash & away we go. Hope this helps.
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Where you hook the leash is a button you slide down to tighten the harness and to get it off you push the lock and slide the button back up to get it off. I love this leash because they can't lean over and pull out of it! I have Rat Terriers.
478536
No, it does not; it is a plastic piece; you would have to buy a dog collar to attach the leash. That isn't even what it is made for; it is supposed help with calming a dog.
486610
The leash helps pull on the back legs...in theory. It ended up pulling the throat most of the time and didn't inhibit pulling. As to keep a dog from jumping, I dont know if it would work. You do have the ability to tighten the harness on its own, but they still have pretty full range of the legs.