"Dog In Training" Vest
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Help you and your dog relax in public.
Give your dog a sense of security & purpose.
Keep curious dog lovers from invading your dog's space.
Let people know that you are busy training your dog.
Identify your dog as a "work in progress".
For a proper fit measure around your dog's chest at the fullest part. If you use a harness with your dog, we can add a hole for your leash. We accept payments with PayPal and by check or money order.
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16"-20" |
20"-24" |
24"-28" |
28"-32" |
32"-36" |
| Vest Size |
18 |
22 |
26 |
30 |
34 |
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Dog In Training Vest ($35)
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If you prefer to use a harness with your dog and would like a harness hole added please tell me how far back your harness ring is from the base of your dog's neck.
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Dog In Training Vest with Harness Hole ($37)
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Special Orders or Payments by Check/Money Order
If you'd prefer to pay by check or money order or have a special order, please fill out this form and we'll be in touch:
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"I recommend that anyone working with an untrained, fearful, shy, or undersocialized dog in public should have their dog wear a vest like this. I am a professional dog trainer and this vest was just what I was searching for to help me work with my own reactive dog, Pepsi. I now recommend this vest to clients of mine. --- Laura Michel, Custom Pet Solutions"
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"The Dog In Training vest is the perfect way to get the message across to the public that you need your dog's space to be respected as you are working with him. All of my clients who have to walk their "special needs" dogs in high traffic areas would benefit from this product. Awesome!"
- Leslie McDevitt MLA CDBC CPDT Author "Control Unleashed: Creating a Focused and Confident Dog" and "Control Unleashed: A Foundation Seminar" DVD  |
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The Pawsitive Dog, LLC is passionate about dogs. I have seen too many dogs left home alone because of their behavior in public. Genetics, lack of early socialization, fear, over-stimulation and even age can contribute to behaviors such as barking, lunging, jumping up, and trying to run away. These dogs may be fearful of strangers or new places, have space issues, or even be overly friendly and exuberant. It can be a challenge to work with your dog in public when well-meaning dog lovers are asking you questions and trying to pet your dog. This can create a lot of stress for you and the dog. Too often owners feel embarrassed by their dog's behavior. One of my goals is to help owners get over their fear of embarrassment, to relax and focus on training their dogs in a positive way. The "Dog In Training" Vest will help. By identifying that you are training your dog, you can relax and know that people will realize that you are working on your dog's problem behaviors. It will encourage people to give you and your dog some space so the dog is less likely to react from stress. Then you can control the environment a bit more; ask people if they are willing to let your dog greet them rather than have people approach the dog. When the owner, the dog, and the public are more relaxed, true learning and change can begin. I look forward to a world where human understanding creates better socialized dogs; where dogs and humans live in peace and harmony.
Your "Dog In Training" Vest should not to be confused with the official attire worn by service dogs. It does not entitle you to take your dog into public places where dogs are not normally permitted.
For best results, the "Dog In Training" Vest should be combined with a positive behavior modification program. To locate a trainer in your area, please contact the
Association of Pet Dog Trainers at (800) PET DOGS. |
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