IDC® Powerharness Green Zone Test
Green Zone design principle: free movement, free breathing.
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Development of a detailed canine gait analysis method for evaluating harnesses: A pilot study
Dog harnesses are becoming more popular, with their large variety stemming from the idea that different dogs and scenarios require different types of harnesses.
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The science behind a wet dog’s shake
New research into the physics of a wet dog’s shake has found that furry mammals can shake themselves up to 70 percent dry in just a fraction of a second.
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University Research Backing Up Dog Harnesses
Dog harnesses contribute in a major way to allowing us to spend more time and have more experiences with our pet. It could even be said that the message of the dog harness is: ‘’Go together! Everyday. Everywhere.” The only thing left to decide is which harness is used for what.
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Y-harnesses can be more restrictive on dogs’ shoulder movement
The effects of each type of dog harness on dogs’ movement were reviewed in a study by the British Royal Veterinary University. During the research, dog harnesses considered “restrictive” and “non-restrictive” were examined to see what effect they have on the dog’s movement during walking and trotting on a treadmill.
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JULIUS-K9® IDC® Powerharness movement
We have determined that JULIUS-K9® IDC® Powerharness doesn’t hinder the movement of the dog during running.
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Summary of the “Jena Study”
Prof. Dr. Martin S. Fischer, Professor of Special Zoology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Jena, and his team presented their study on the locomotion of dogs in 2011.
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Maya set a new national record in a Julius-K9® harness
How did a thrown out dog wandering in the streets become an unbeatable running champion?
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