The Mag

How to dry a harness after a walk in the rain?
The walk is over, your dog is back inside, but their harness is still damp. Should you put it on a radiator, wash it or simply hang it up? Read more...
The patch’s hook-and-loop grips less: how to remove the hair?
Is your patch lifting at one edge or coming off more easily than at first? Before replacing it, look at both sides of the fastening. Read more...
A long name on a harness patch: how to keep it readable?
A short name fits easily on a patch. With “Mademoiselle”, “Jean-Baptiste” or a double name, the result deserves more attention. Read more...
How to measure your dog for a harness without a tape measure?
You have found a harness you like, but there is no soft tape measure in the house. A ruler and a non-stretch ribbon can be enough to take the measurements you need. Read more...
How to fit a harness properly on a long-haired dog?
On a dog with a thick coat, straps can almost disappear. A harness looks fitted when it is mostly resting on the volume of fur; on the other hand, you may be tempted to tighten it too much so that it looks stable. Read more...
The lead goes under the legs with the front clip: how to avoid tangles?
The front clip can be handy on walks, but it changes the path of the lead. When your dog slows down, sniffs or changes sides, a loop can end up near their front legs. Read more...
Neck and chest fall into two different harness sizes: how to choose?
You measured your dog carefully. Their neck fits a size S, but their chest matches a size M. Which measurement should come first? Read more...
My dog’s harness twists to the side: what should I check?
You set off on a walk, your dog moves ahead and, a few metres later, the harness has slipped askew. The ring that should stay in front of the chest has slid to the side. Should you tighten the straps, change size or choose another model? Read more...