Thread: Buddy Belts.
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Old 07-01-2014, 07:36 PM   #9
ShowGirlLola
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I don't buy expensive things unless it's truly above cheaper versions in quality, comfort, or safety. The buddy belt meets all 3 criteria. I also think it's worth spending a bit extra to get one of the super soft leathers, like knight.

The main reason I bought one is I have my dog in the car a lot and I saw videos of "car" harnesses failing, usually the plastic clips slide out of place or broke. The buddy belt is leather and heavy metal so it's unlikely to fail.
I also bought it because of stories about people yanking their dog up by the BB without it getting hurt.

I'd rather spend $50 on a safer harness that should last most of my dogs life than $20+ for a nylon one at petsmart that I'll need to replace in 2-3 years.
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