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Dog Leads, Leashes and Restraints 
 
by Ann MacDonald June 07, 2005

Collars and Harnesses

Of course, in order to attach your dog to a leash, you will need a collar or harness. Like leashes, make sure the collar is rated for the dog's size and weight, otherwise a large dog can rip or break a collar no matter how sturdy your leash is. It is important to make sure a collar fits properly; you should be able to slide two fingers between the collar and the dog's neck.

When do you need a harness instead of a collar? If your dog regularly escapes from his collar or you feel he needs a heavier restraint, a harness may be right for you. In addition, if your dog has a very small head, a collar may not fit properly and a harness may be preferable.

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