Built to fit your Medium and large Pitbull, this beautifully crafted Leather Dog harness is truly a work of art.
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Fashionable Leather Pitbull Harness with Beautiful Studs
Leather Pitbull Harness with Wide Chest Plate and Studded Decorations
Wide Extra Durable D-ring on Leather Pitbull Haress for Daily Walking your Dog
Adjustable Leather Pitbull Harness with the Best Decorations on it
One of the best HANDMADE working leather dog harnesses on the market.
Also this 2 Ply Studded Latigo Leather Dog Harness is built for strength, durability and comfort.
The padded large chest plate also offers superior comfort for your Pitbull and to absorbs shock.
This Leather custom 2 ply studded dog harness is specially designed to fit almost any sized medium and large dogs.
Adjustable in 5 different areas so you can adjust it to fit to your Pitbull dimensions.
Feedback from Pitbull owner:
I'm sorry in the pass when I lost my temper, I received my harness and muzzele today.
Well let me tell you the waiting was worthed I'm overwelmed and realy impressed with the quality and workmenship of the product. I never think that it will be so good and it fit my dog perfecly. It gives us plenty of space if my Pit get bigger he is only 2 year old so he can go bigger next year.Be sure that I will tell all my friends and who ever ask me where I bought this that I will refer them to your site, with any second thought. Received my best regard and my friend ship even if we are so far apart.
General "Woof" Tip: You should know that when your dog is properly measured that would be enough for making good fit muzzle, harness or collar.If someone says – don’t worry and order this muzzle , it will fit your dog for sure, you should be alerted – this is simply not true, some products have generic sizing but it is always good to check exact sizing info, as not all dogs have same body and head shape and size.
Articles about American Pit Bull Terrier
...to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here...Checking the hips: Run your hand over your dogs back end. You should be able to feel the two pelvic bones without pressing in. If you have to use pressure to feel the bones your dog is overweight. How much weight should they lose? An answer to this question is, how fit do you want your dog? Almost all the dogs have been seen are slightly overweight, even when conditioned. If you need your dog to perform in a sport or other activity they may need to lose as much as 10 pounds. If you want them in fit, well defined shape, losing 5-8 lbs may be all that is needed. It is recommended to consult a canine sports doctor and getting their opinion. They specialize in active dogs and can give you detailed advice on how to condition your dog and get them to a reliable and safe weight. Exercise ideas 1. Bike riding 2. Running 3. Hiking 4. Long walks 5. Play sessions 6. Swimming These are just a few ideas to get you started. Diet and Obesity In a perfect world simply decreasing the amount of food your dog eats and increasing the amount of exercise your dog gets each day would result in a perfectly healthy dog. Unfortunately we don't live in a perfect world and outside factors can interfere. You may work and not have time to properly exercise your dog. Your dog may have a health problem. Genetics may play a role in your dogs obesity. Many factors can contribute to the overall problem. However, changing the diet and providing a balanced meal for your dog is essential to losing weight. You may feed your dogs by "eye balling" the amounts. Many don't feed what the bag recommends and it is a suggestion that you didn't either. Bag recommendations are much greater than what a properly exercised dog needs. If you dog isn't that active what they bag suggests is far to much food. Feed as much as is needed to maintain your dogs weight. This takes time to figure out so be patient and experiment with different amounts. Yet another reason dogs are overweight is because people feed the same amount of dog food as they did when their dog was a pup....to continue reading this article please click on here...
