Julius-K9 IDC Power Harness Red

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    The Official IDC® POWERHARNESS – The Ultimate Dog Harness for any situation
    Have full control and complete security for any walk. The official IDC® Powerharness is your dog harness for bustling urban outings, early-morning woodland walks, or night-time strolls.

    Designed to keep your dog safe, secure, and comfortable, the IDC® Powerharness can also be simply fitted in an instant.

    Harness Features:
    Scientifically proven comfort. The harness evenly distributes the power to the dog’s chest instead of the neck – greatly reducing stress
    Provides maximum leash control
    Water resistant material
    Exceptionally simple to fit and remove
    Made in the EU using German materials
    Antiallergenic, skin-friendly, OEKO-TEX certified lining
    High-visibility, reflective stitching
    Recommended by dog trainers, vets, search and rescue teams, and working dog organizations for 10+ years
    Strong handle on the top of harness for lifting and added control over your dog
    Over 20 years in dog harness development

     

    For sizing, please refer to the measuring guide below and the sizing guide image

    Measuring Your Dog

    You will need to measure you dog’s chest circumference to know which size of harness you need.

    Step 1) Place four fingers behind the dog’s front legs for harnesses sized 0 to 4, and two fingers for harnesses sized Baby 1 and Baby 2. Roughly for small dogs there should be 1 inch behind front leg and for medium and large dogs there should be 2 inches. *NOTE* The dog should have full swing of the front legs without the belly strap or buckle coming into contact with the armpit or elbow of the dog

    Step 2) The finger furthest away from the front legs is where you will be measuring the circumference of the dog’s chest.

    Step 3) Use a fabric tape measure to wrap around the dog’s chest. The tape measure should be snug, without being too tight or baggy.

    Step 4) The dog’s chest size is where the end of the tape measure and the remaining portion meet.

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    Julius-K9 IDC Power Harness Red

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