As a followup, Elsa after 3 days is doing well with the Walking Jacket... She still does not like to put it on, but after it is on she does not do too bad.. Video is 1 min 2 seconds...
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Katz Walking Jacket
- Thread starter John Campbell
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John Popp
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Be careful on the Harness you choose as a frightened cat is very skilled at getting out of it.
Also, as our breed has a small head the neck portion doesn't do much more than define the distance to the torso strap.
If your cat can slip an elbow under the torso strap, they can get out, so be very careful with Harnesses that weren't specifically made with our breed mind.
Also, as our breed has a small head the neck portion doesn't do much more than define the distance to the torso strap.
If your cat can slip an elbow under the torso strap, they can get out, so be very careful with Harnesses that weren't specifically made with our breed mind.
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Good point John... I know when I take Elsa out, I never let her face me... I am always behind her... and never give her a lot of rope so to speak 