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In pleasing patterns from Lupine:
A true non-restrictive harness, ideal for small, fragile dogs. Adjustable shoulder straps help to reduce strain on the neck and back.
Available in girth size ranges: 9-14 and 12-20 inches. (Be sure to choose a size as well as a pattern).
Double click on harness fitting image for larger view.
To find the the best size range for your pet, measure around the ribcage, just behind the front legs, then add 5-10% extra for comfort.
Fitting a Lupine Non-Restrictive/Roman-style Harness:
To fit the harness, unbuckle the clasp on the girth. The strap with the D-ring should be on the spine, with the D-ring pointing to the tail. Place the two adjustable shoulder straps over the dogs head, adjusting them evenly so that the O-ring is positioned in the middle of the chest. Pick up the dogs left front paw and place over the sternum strap, so that the strap passes between the forelegs. Adjust and buckle the girth. The girth should be supported by the ribcage all the way around, especially underneath. If the girth rests too far back it can be uncomfortable for the dog when pressure is applied via the lead. Adjusting the shoulder straps will affect where the girth rests on the dog.
Although the tensile strength of the webbing is high, chew resistance is quite low - 20 seconds or less, with a determined dog! For this reason, we do not recommend keeping a harness on an unattended dog, or using a harness for tie-out.
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