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Harnesses - the good, the bad & the ugly

At The Dogworks we always prefer to see dogs in a good fitting harness rather than a collar and lead and would always recommend one first. A well fitting dog harness will help to avoid the delicate structures of the neck where the collar would lie. A harness spreads the pressure across your dog’s chest, shoulders and back – keeping well away from delicate areas. It allows you to maintain a greater level of control too as your dog will find it harder to simply wriggle out of it. Unfortunately

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The Dogworks Blog

Harnesses - the good, the bad & the ugly

Separation Anxiety - what is it really?

Want that elusive Loose Lead? Here's how your training might be missing an important part....

Hide The Ball Launcher - Ten Things To Do Instead

A Guide to Clicker Training

Harnesses - the good, the bad & the ugly

Learned Helplessness - what does it mean to a fearful dog?