IDC Powair Harness, Size: XL, Pink

• Chest circumference: 71-96 cm, Weight of the dog: 28-40 kg
• The IDC Powair summer harness is a super light version of the original IDC Powerharness
• Sturdy and easy-to-use harness from a special mesh fabric that ventilates extremely well, made in Europe
• It provides a comfortable fit for your dog on the warmest days of the summer
• Thanks to its material it is very light and dry very fast after use, while still maintaining high durability

Product Description IDC Powair harness The perfect choice for hot summer days! The IDC Powair summer harness is one of JULIUS-K9's novelties, that serves as a super light version of the original design. It is made from a special mesh fabric that ventilates extremely well and provides a comfortable fit for your dog on the warmest days of the summer. Thanks to its material it is very light, while still maintaining high durability. Don't be afraid to get it wet if you would like to cool down your dog, because this harness is suitable for doing so. In sizes S, M, L and XL, a water retaining sponge enhances the cooling effect. The harness will also dry very fast after use. With the exception of sizes 3XS and 2XS, all IDC Powair summer harnesses are equipped with a handle which was designed in a way, that allows you to grip it very easily in case you need instant control. Its cool colours evoke a strong summer vibe, while its changeable custom patches allow you to make it unique with a single movement. Buy it together with the IDC Powair leash, to make a perfect match! Directions Safety information What to do if the dog is wrung out of the harness? JULIUS-K9® harnesses have been designed for ease of use and ease of use. For this reason, these types of harnesses are more commonly used during urban walks or when working with service dogs. If the leash is worn inappropriately, or the size is inappropriate, or the harness adjustment is incorrect, some dogs may still slip out of the harness. If the leash is pulled inappropriately in the opposite direction of the harness it may slip out of the dog. This can happen if: the harness is adjusted very loosely the dog starts to move backwards to want to escape, the dog stays behind and is stretched by the leash. NOTICE: The dog harnesses are designed to guide the dog with the leash in a pleasant way, so that it relieves the neck, thus retaining the dog and making it possible for the owner to stop him in danger. Dog harness is not a repressive tool! When we are in front of the dog, do not pull the leash towards you and never pull it if the dog is behind because you will hurt him. Improper handling of the leash can result in the dog trying to escape. If this happens, it would be the owner responsible for pulling the harness irresponsibly. How to walk your dog safely in a harness? If the dog panics or feels unsafe next to traffic, it is recommended to use the grip located above the harness to help. It is a good idea to also wear the collar and harness together during the walk with a double carabiner leash. In this way, the dog can be guided with one hand and the collar does not overload the dog's neck when it is necessary to stop it unexpectedly. The Y-belt or pressure distribution pad that can be retrofitted to the harness, also allow the harness to rest safely and comfortably. How to adjust the dog harness? Proper sizing and fit is essential for all types of harness. Before using the harness for the first time, it is very important to read the instructions carefully and apply them. For chest harness, adjust the chest strap of the harness so that you can only insert the palm of your hand between the inner lining of the harness and the dog's back. The chest strap should allow four fingers to fit between the front legs and the chest strap. Harnesses that are put too loose can be dangerous because the dog can get out of them, but harnesses that are too tight should be avoided equally. How to properly walk your dog on a leash? When walking, the leash should always be loose, and only tight if there is a good reason for it, for example when you are forced to stop the dog suddenly due to a traffic situation. If the dog is scared or panicked or simply does not want to move forward, you should not try under any circumstances to go further and pull. If possible, keep the leash loose, but keep it short and try to grab the harness by its handle by getting behind the dog. Getting certain dogs used to wearing a harness can be difficult on some occasions. In these cases we recommend seeking help from a professional dog trainer who works by giving positive reinforcement. Safety Warning What to do if the dog breaks free from the harness? JULIUS-K9® harnesses have been developed for easy handling and use. Therefore, these types of dog harnesses are most often used on city walks or when working with service dogs. As a result of improper use of the leash, size adjustment, or adjustment of the harness, some dogs may still be released from the harness. If the leash is accidentally placed in the opposite direction of the harness, the dog's head is pulled, the harness can be removed from the dog. This can happen when… the dog harness is too loose, the dog begins to move back, trying to run away, the dog stays behind and pulls on the leash. ATTENTION: Dog harnesses serve to guide the dog with the leash gently and carefully, hold the dog and allow the owner to retain it in case of emergency. A do