Introducing Your Dog to the 3 in 1 Harness
Before training begins, allow your dog to wear the harness with supervision. Once your dog is comfortable with the harness, begin training for your desired use.
Make sure to always have rewards on hand. Types of rewards can include:
Treats
Praise
Release Leash Tension
Standard Harness Training
Attach a leash to the back loop attachment on the harness and walk your dog normally. If your dog begins to pull, try training with the martingale loop attachment.
Martingale Loop Training
To train your dog with the no-pull feature, attach the leash to the martingale loop attachment, then follow the instructions below.
Tip: To correct unwanted behavior, hold the leash tight to create tension and redirect your dog back into position. To reward your dog, release the tension on the leash.
Redirect your dog's attention by slowing down or stopping as soon as tension is felt on the leash.
Give rewards when your dog is walking politely beside you.
Important: Never jerk or yank the leash.
Car Training
Acclimation times for training in the car vary with each dog. Put the harness on your dog and follow these instructions to help make your dog comfortable in the car.
Seat Belt Loop
Martingale Attachment
Back Attachment
Start with short 5-10 minute sessions in a parked car to introduce the your dog to the harness.
Slide the seat belt through the seat belt loop. Use the car control strap if the seat belt loop restraint makes your dog uncomfortable or restricts his movement too much.
Give your dog time to acclimate to the restraint before driving the car in short sessions.
Take longer drives once your dog is comfortable being in the car restrained.
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