Many dog owners dream of having a pet that doesn’t pull on the leash. This is why they often choose a harness marketed as a “No-Pull.” But here’s the truth: no dog harness can automatically stop a dog from pulling during walks…
We are excited to share that Dr. Endre Sós, Director General of the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden, will be treating several injured animals brought in by passersby.
Harnesses became widely used precisely because animal welfare guidelines spoke out against collars that can choke a dog and against improper usage. However, it can be stated that collar use does not generally place a heavy burden on a dog’s cervical nerves or trachea.
At Julius-K9, the health and comfort of animals have always been at the heart of our activities. It is no coincidence that the company approached the Budapest Zoo with a project focused on the well-being of the animals living there.
When consumers ask which Julius-K9 harness best supports a dog’s health, we can only give an accurate answer if the dog’s activity level and overall health are known.
For 30 years, Julius-K9 has been developing and testing chest and Y-harnesses. From the very beginning, the brand’s goal has been to create the best and most comfortable harness possible.
Safe Laser Trade Ltd.’s Managing Director, Tamás Rózsa, and Julius-K9 have entered into a strategic partnership for the distribution of veterinary soft laser devices that are safe for home use.
If a company manufactures under ISO certification, it belongs to Europe’s values.
Europe ‘exists’ only as long as it is capable of productive work.
Experience shows that the Y-harnesses flooding the market tend to place more strain on a dog’s neck than chest harnesses or Powerharnesses.
When developing its Y-harnesses, Julius-K9 integrated Duo-Flex elastic elements at multiple points of the Longwalk harness to address one of the major issues with Y-harnesses: the potential to put pressure on the dog’s neck line.