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Maltese Magic Harness & Leash! |
January 27, 2012 |
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Carolann Dunn
from Beverly, MA United States
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My Bailey is a tiny, fiesty Maltese who would choke himself on a regular collar and leash. The Puppia holds his little chest with no neck pressure. It is strong, well made and since my Best Friend Bailey is on the other end I want to know he is safe. The locking clasp is "error proof". He now has a set in Aqua, Black, Red & Yellow. At theses prices he will have a complete set soon. Highly recommended! Thank you Organic Pet Boutique! We are "frequent buyers" on your site!
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Puppia Harnness |
January 27, 2012 |
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Anonymous Person
from New York, NY United States
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My dog had an abbrasion where tradtional collars clasp around the neck. This harness allowed the dog's neck to be free but kept him secure in his leash. Heartily recommend.
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Good for corgis |
July 25, 2011 |
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Jane
from Pennsylvania
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I love our Arlo's Puppia harness. He not only looks quite handsome, but seems much more comfortable. Most important, he hasn't been able to slip out of it. I saw a review here that talked about how well an XL fit a corgi. Corgis are built rather strangely, with barrel chests, long backs, and short legs; other harnesses either didn't fit or were too complicated. Very happy with it!
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Finally! |
July 5, 2011 |
| Reviewer:
Janey
from ithaca, NY United States
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After trying several options, this harness has proven to be just what I need to safely take my cat out. First, there was the harness which looped around his neck like a collar and he almost hanged himself jumping out of a tree before I could catch him. Then there was the gentle leader style which never, ever held any of its adjustments--he got out of it several times and I was tightening it constantly every time we went out. Looking at reviews around the web I learned about one in four cats escape from those, some to become injured or missing. This one is easier to put on and take off (no more fighting over that). It fits snugly and holds the adjustment I set. My cat hasn't been able to get out of it and seems to be more comfortable in it. The only drawback--and it is minor--is that the neck is not adjustable. If there were some way to make it a bit more snug around the neck for those animals which may have smaller necks than others, it would be perfect. I recommend this highly.
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Secure |
June 25, 2011 |
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C. SMITH
from BRUNSWICK, GA
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I have two dachshunds that pull like crazy. After two different times of their collars slipping off I decided I needed something more secure. I tried the nylon harnesses from the local pet shop but felt they rubbed on the dogs too much and it was actually taking their fur off. Bought the puppia harness and found exactly what I was looking for. It keeps the dogs secure, they can't get out of the harness, it is soft and doesn't run, it is exceptional quality, affordable, and cute. The only con is that in the summertime (now) the extra material gets them a little hotter than a collar alone would...but I just take water with us on our walks.
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