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Fitting a Ruff Wear harness on front leg dog amputees
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4 February 2008 - 1:44 pm
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My people just heard from Louise the Baker who has a three legged dog blog for Carver, her 12 1/2 year old colabshepradollie. She has the following question about the Ruffwear Harnessir?t=agredacommunicat&l=as2&o=1&a=B000TYE08U

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Ruff Wear Harness on Carver the Three Legged Dog

I have a question about fitting the Ruff Wear harness on a front amp – my harness keeps swirling around his body. How do you keep yours fitted well on his body?

I just added this topic to the Tripawd Discussion Forums for others to comment on since this is all my people could think of saying...

Yes, the harness does have a tendency to slip around since my front leg is missing. They have come to realize, however, that this is primarily an aesthetic issue since they can still grab the handle and straighten it out when needed. But they are still always adjusting it!

They do suggest adjusting the front buckles so the neck strap is snug, but not too tight. This does help a bit, as does keeping the chest and belly straps snug, but again, not too tight.

Please join the forum discussion on this topic if you have any words of advice for Louise and Carver! We look forward to hearing from you.
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See our latest Ruffwear harness product review video and read the review. They came out with a new version that I now wear. We love it so much we're offering it for sale here!

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