hi welcome to pet circle today I'm going to demonstrate how to measure and put a harness on your dog to help I've got Frankie here the first thing you'll need is a tape measure you could also use a piece of string and measure against a ruler if you don't have a tape measure the two areas to measure are around the neck where the collar normally sits as well as
around the thickest portion of the chest so for example Frankie measures about 34 centimeters around the neck and then good girl she's about 50 centimeters around the chest alright I'll show you the different types of harnesses so we've got a few different types we've got the vest harness the step-in harness the padded chest harness the dual strap harness and the Holte training harness an absolutely key tip I'll give you is to always try
and find the top of the harness almost all harnesses except for the Holte front leader typically have the buckle where the leash attaches at the top on the dog's back so a general rule is to locate the lead buckle clip and you'll know which way is up so let's start with the vest harness this one's pretty easy locate where the lead would attach which is here so you can see that it's got
a bit of a loose buckle well what does that smell like so we know that this is where the leash is attached so that's gonna be at the top keep this at the top so we know we can orientate ourselves so is flip it over the head and then this vest sits on a chest and get your little leg through and then this one just clips under and you're done the neck
isn't adjustable on this one so do make sure you've measured for for buying the next one we're going to look at is the step in harness this one's also fairly easy to use it does look a bit confusing but the trick with this one just as before is to find where the lead attaches so these two buckles here is where your lead attached so that just means that this section must go at the
top so unclip it there's only one clip so it's nice and easy and then I like to just put it on the ground so these are the leg holes here we'll get Frankie to step in as the name implies and then you literally just pull it over and then we just clip it up and you're good to go and then you leader touches like that alright the next one we're going to
look at is the padded chest harness it's designer similar to the step in harness except it has the padded chest plate a trick here is that the wider part of the chest plate will always go at the back so angle that accordingly just as with the previous one we'll unclip it and lay it down and you can see we've got these two leg holes again make sure the thicker part of the chest
is facing at the back and then step your dogs a little feet in and then you just do that one up at the back exactly like the other one and then you're done good girl the next one we've got here is the dual strap harness this one can be a little bit more tricky but if you just consult my original trick where you find the buckle the lead attaches to you'll be
fine so with this one you know there are a couple of buckles so it can look a little bit confusing but it's always going to be the one that's fairly loosely attached this one's holding stuff together so it's not that one it's this one so what we know from that is that that's gonna then sit at the back and the top this one is one where it only has a buckle at the
back so you do need to do similar to the best one before you just basically pop it over the head good girl and then pop that leg under and do that up over the chest and as I said before you can see that that buckle does go at the top and at the back so it makes it a little bit easier alright so we've had a look at all our basic harnesses now
we're gonna look at one that's a little bit more tricky which is the Holte front pull harness alright for this one it's good to have a collar on so it does require attachment to a collar so I'm just gonna put Frankie's collar on here yeah it's good so for this design this little clip here needs to go up the front of the chest and then this red strap tires around the back
so what we want to do is put that over the face with a little clip at the front of the chest as I said and then we do this one go around the back so the nut just clips up under her legs and it makes a nice loop around her chest now we'll get these little ones here and it attaches to the collar as Sun so that's all attached really nicely you can
see they're good you know this one is best used with a double lead we don't have a double lead you can use truely's or you can just try one attaching to the front but I've got a double lead here shell so I'll show you how that one attaches basically we've got this little clip here so that goes there and then the other one goes on the back here and that really nicely
allows us to pull at the front while studying the back well that's all we've got for today thanks for watching guys if you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact our friendly customer service team whoa Frankie yeah [Music]
around the thickest portion of the chest so for example Frankie measures about 34 centimeters around the neck and then good girl she's about 50 centimeters around the chest alright I'll show you the different types of harnesses so we've got a few different types we've got the vest harness the step-in harness the padded chest harness the dual strap harness and the Holte training harness an absolutely key tip I'll give you is to always try
and find the top of the harness almost all harnesses except for the Holte front leader typically have the buckle where the leash attaches at the top on the dog's back so a general rule is to locate the lead buckle clip and you'll know which way is up so let's start with the vest harness this one's pretty easy locate where the lead would attach which is here so you can see that it's got
a bit of a loose buckle well what does that smell like so we know that this is where the leash is attached so that's gonna be at the top keep this at the top so we know we can orientate ourselves so is flip it over the head and then this vest sits on a chest and get your little leg through and then this one just clips under and you're done the neck
isn't adjustable on this one so do make sure you've measured for for buying the next one we're going to look at is the step in harness this one's also fairly easy to use it does look a bit confusing but the trick with this one just as before is to find where the lead attaches so these two buckles here is where your lead attached so that just means that this section must go at the
top so unclip it there's only one clip so it's nice and easy and then I like to just put it on the ground so these are the leg holes here we'll get Frankie to step in as the name implies and then you literally just pull it over and then we just clip it up and you're good to go and then you leader touches like that alright the next one we're going to
look at is the padded chest harness it's designer similar to the step in harness except it has the padded chest plate a trick here is that the wider part of the chest plate will always go at the back so angle that accordingly just as with the previous one we'll unclip it and lay it down and you can see we've got these two leg holes again make sure the thicker part of the chest
is facing at the back and then step your dogs a little feet in and then you just do that one up at the back exactly like the other one and then you're done good girl the next one we've got here is the dual strap harness this one can be a little bit more tricky but if you just consult my original trick where you find the buckle the lead attaches to you'll be
fine so with this one you know there are a couple of buckles so it can look a little bit confusing but it's always going to be the one that's fairly loosely attached this one's holding stuff together so it's not that one it's this one so what we know from that is that that's gonna then sit at the back and the top this one is one where it only has a buckle at the
back so you do need to do similar to the best one before you just basically pop it over the head good girl and then pop that leg under and do that up over the chest and as I said before you can see that that buckle does go at the top and at the back so it makes it a little bit easier alright so we've had a look at all our basic harnesses now
we're gonna look at one that's a little bit more tricky which is the Holte front pull harness alright for this one it's good to have a collar on so it does require attachment to a collar so I'm just gonna put Frankie's collar on here yeah it's good so for this design this little clip here needs to go up the front of the chest and then this red strap tires around the back
so what we want to do is put that over the face with a little clip at the front of the chest as I said and then we do this one go around the back so the nut just clips up under her legs and it makes a nice loop around her chest now we'll get these little ones here and it attaches to the collar as Sun so that's all attached really nicely you can
see they're good you know this one is best used with a double lead we don't have a double lead you can use truely's or you can just try one attaching to the front but I've got a double lead here shell so I'll show you how that one attaches basically we've got this little clip here so that goes there and then the other one goes on the back here and that really nicely
allows us to pull at the front while studying the back well that's all we've got for today thanks for watching guys if you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact our friendly customer service team whoa Frankie yeah [Music]
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