Escape proof harnesses for dogs

In-Person Coaching

Available in Dundee and the surrounding area
Techniques are practised together in longer sessions
Might suit large families that want to be united in the sessions
Assessment done in-person, by me
Longer assessment sessions as the dogs behaviour is dependant on the environment, and their mood, on the day
Perfect for people that need support while working with their dog
In your own home/area

Online Coaching

Perfect wherever you are in the UK, or even the world!
Sessions are recorded so you don't have to remember every detail
Shorter, more frequent sessions, to monitor progress
Uses videos to assess and monitor progress
Videos can be rewound, replayed, and paused for maximum benefit
No waiting for appropriate situations to come along ie waiting for other dogs to distract/trigger your dog
Not dependant on weather, daylight, or your dogs mood that day!
Great for anxious dogs as no strangers coming into your home, some humans prefer this too!
Ideal for separation anxiety which is mostly monitored via video camera anyway
Great if you aren't always in the same place, as long as you have internet we can keep the momentum going

Barely a day goes by when I don’t hear about a dog that has panicked on their walk and got free. Many dogs are able to wriggle free from standard harnesses and collars. If this is the case for your dog, you might be considering an escape proof harness. But what is it, and how does it work?

How is it different?

Most harnesses come with two sets of straps. Usually one goes round the dogs front, and the other around the chest area. Most are fairly secure, but a dog that is panicking, or quite determined, can usually wriggle free form this type. A snootiful escape proof harness has three sets of straps instead of two. This means your dog cannot wriggle forwards, or backwards, to get out of it.

It only takes a second to wriggle backwards out of a harness, so these are essential for any reactive or anxious dog that might get startled and bolt. Foreign rescues can also be a flight risk, especially during those early days and weeks in their new home. So it is particularly important they wear an escape proof harness like this one.

How can I help you with your dogs behaviour training?

Private Dog Behaviour Consultations are currently available online and in-person in Dundee and the surrounding area. If you are looking for help solving your dogs behaviour and training problems, please get in touch!

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Snootiful Hound

Snootiful hounds heard about the work I do and asked me to check out their escape proof harness, and see if it was something I would recommend to my clients. They were inspired by their own dog; Blondie, who was rescued from Battersea. Blondie was, like many sight hounds, a bit of an escape artist when they got her. She also didn’t get on well with other harnesses as they weren’t padded well enough. So Snootiful came up with this improved design!

It’s actually a really lovely harness. It’s well made, and I like the padding on it. The breast plate at the front is quite small too, so it won’t impede movement, but will still add a little extra comfort for your dog. It’s designed for a large chested dog like a lurcher or sighthound, but there are so many ways you can adjust it that it could fit other breeds too.

Check out this video I made while I looked it over, it has an interesting bonus feature that I think you’ll like!

You can buy this harness at https://snootifulhound.co.uk/products/sighthound-no-escape-harness – and if you use the code GOODDOGGIE at the checkout you’ll get 10% off, yippee! Snootiful are passionate about sighthound welfare, and they donate 10% of their profits to support sighthound charities in the UK, which is awesome.

I will receive a small payment when the code is used, but that doesn’t change my opinion of the product. If I wasn’t happy to recommend it, I would’ve sent it back!