The aim of the study is to determine, using 3D motion capture, how the usage of different harnesses changes the dog’s walking kinematics compared to free (unleashed) movements.
Dog harnesses were originally designed for pulling loads such as dog sledges, for attaching equipment or simply for displaying attention grabbing signs. Why then, in modern times, would a dog owner choose a harness instead of a collar for their dog? Modern day dog harnesses are practically all based on harnesses used in the equestrian…
We have determined that JULIUS-K9® IDC® Powerharness doesn’t hinder the movement of the dog during running.
How did a thrown out dog wandering in the streets become an unbeatable running champion?
For the most part, my dogs walk well on leashes, but sometimes Pete will lunge if he sees a cat, squirrel or another dog. Even gentle Ernest can pull if he gets it into his head that he wants to go somewhere off the beaten path. I don’t like the idea of putting so much tension on their necks, so we always use a harness.
Recently we reviewed some awesome dog harnesses made by Julius K-9. These are excellent quality harnesses we found to be really well-made…
Guest article by Karoline Gore, who has been campaigning for owners to pay more attention to the grooming of their dog.
Bea Labady from Australia about Julius-K9® dog harness.
At first, I was skeptical because the harness is so large, but I was surprised at how sturdy and high quality it is.
“Thanks to Julius-K9, our dogs are now the most comfortable they´ve ever been while working. Even with the strongest dogs, this harness ensures that the weight lays on the chest instead of the neck at all times.”
We would like to mention one of their many applications; they assist rescue dogs in their work during their mission.
