Showing posts with label buy dog collars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buy dog collars. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Collars vs. Harnesses


VS.


The only instances harnesses are advantageous are when the dog has had a neck or tracheal injury or is an extremely small say under 5lbs dog. Animals in general must be lead by the head to effectively train them, with harnesses you are merely water skiing behind the animal. Some dogs necks become larger than their heads enabling them to back out of collars. For this scenario we recommend a Martingale Collar, the small loop cinches preventing the dog from backing out for more information on Martingale Collars check out our youtube video: http://www.youtube.com /user/MrsBonesBowtique?feature=mhum#p/u/6/5a0vqKCyejM


Harnesses in many breeds appeal to the sled dog or cart dog instinct and actually encourages pulling hindering good behavior on lead.
Harnesses can also be uncomfortable for dogs irritating their armpit areas webbing is a petroleum by product, so many dogs are allergic to it, it can also be abrasive. This is why Mrs. Bones Collars are lined with a double faced satin. Leather isn't porous so it can't be washed? Would you want the same sweaty dirty collar or harness on 365 days a year?

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Get Ready for Spring!

Fashion fourcast for Spring is Big Bold Colorful Flowers and Polka Dots, buy your dog a beautiful Mrs. Bones Carnaby Collar or Hippodrome Polka Dots and leash to put a little Spring in their step. Even the most fierce of mans best friends can be accessorized to have a softer, whimsical and fun
presentation. I can hear Tara singing in her head
"I fell Pretty, oh so Pretty, I feel Pretty and Giddy and Gay"!
http://mrsbones.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_48&products_id=12

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show


For the first time since I've been attending- It didn't snow in New York While I was there?
The "Big Show" had an unusual winner this year a Scottish Deerhound named Hickory. Hickory had beautiful movement especially for a giant breed, effortless and liquid movement. Her gentle disposition and demure responses made her an excellent ambassador for the Sight Hounds.