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You in the market for a harness? Well stick with me and I'll give you the lowdown on what to get, why, and how to use it best. Ian here with Simpawtico Dog Training and before we jump into the ins and outs of harnesses, please make sure you're subscribed so you never miss any of our videos. Also don't miss my specific recommendations for which harnesses to buy at the end of the video. Although dog collars have been around since ancient Egypt we are not really sure who the first person to harness a dog was. In Canadian Thule sites from around 1000 A.D. there's archaeological evidence of dog harnessing. There are historical records in Arabian literature of the 10th century regarding the use of sled dogs in the subarctic. And in the 13th century Marco Polo wrote about seeing dog sleds in the steppes of Siberia. Even the Chinese wrote about dog sleds in examples of their 14th century poetry. At any rate harnesses have gone through roughly three birthing periods: the ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyzioprjgJM&pp=ygUbZG9nIHRyYWluaW5nIGNvbGxhciByZXZpZXdz My favorite e-collar in the world and the very very best e-collar i've ever tried is the martin systems chameleon, 3b and micro b collar. Let me tell you why. First of all, the extender moves the prongs out to the side of your dog's neck. So there's no risk of arcing because you're getting a much better connection with any standard e-collar. When you only have two connections trying to connect to one point in the dog's neck, you have issues where it may not be connecting and you have to cinch the collar. Very very tight, which is uncomfortable for your dog. The martin chameleon has solved that problem really quickly and really really simply another great feature contact measurement. That means, when i turn this collar on you're, going to see a series of lights flashing. What those lights are telling me right now is: i have no contact on the dog's skin or on any s...