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Originally Posted by Rhiannon224  The collar is loose and I don't pull on it and I know it's bad, I only got it because he was hating the harness and trying to wrestle it off. I was afraid he was going to injure himself getting his nail caught in it or his lower jaw biting on it. I don't want him to have the leash on the collar. Maybe now that he's been groomed the harness won't be so uncomfortable for him without all of that hair.
You're so right about learning to do one at a time. He's really doing good with outside so once he's got that down we will work on the pads. He is doing everything his big brother is doing so he will eventually learn to use the pads from him. |
It can take puppies awhile to get used to collars and harnesses. If he can get his jaw in the collar it's to lose for getting him used to it. I think collars are important for an id tags but that only. My girl is 7 and after she was older and not a puppy I started putting her collar lose enough where if she got stuck on something she could slide he head out. It's nice having another dog that's potty trained and stuff to show the new guy how it's done lol. Good luck with everything.