You often write to me to ask me which ones "No escape" harnesses use on Rescue dogs or dogs that, like dog educator, I'm training. So I decided to write this short article to help you find your way. At the top of my personal list, I placed escape-proof harnesses. CandyPet. I recently met Paola, a Spanish artisan, who together with her small team produces wonderful products with the brand CandyPet! Her escape-proof harnesses are fantastic! Extremely comfortable, padded, colorful, and made with great care, using quality materials. Small companies like Paola's deserve visibility. I will personally buy my future harnesses from CandyPetI couldn't help but make a video of the unboxing because I was also really impressed by the care and love put into the packaging. From the postcard to the tissue paper with the "greyhound" print! The models in the video are two of my greyhounds: "Lupavaro Xanthippe” (Pippa) and “Lupavaro “Flashdance” (Bernadette)
Other models of escape-proof harnesses:
In second place in my personal ranking I placed the Ergotrekking harness, a escape harness of FERPLAST, very enveloping, at the same time it also gives the dog a sense of "embrace", a bit like the Thunder shirt in other words.
The other model , again Ferplast is a little less snug.
I generally use escape harnesses for puppies, especially when they go to new homes (we already give them one in each puppy's puppy kit): it's the safest way to deal with the first few weeks, when the puppy doesn't know you so well yet or if you've just adopted a very fearful dog.
In the following video a little scion “Lupavaro”, arrived in his new family just 3 days ago, out walking with his new human friend.
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