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Aussie105

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9. They get slower as they get older. lol

Reply to SheltieLover (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2024, 05:05 AM

Sep 2024

Our two pitbull/staffy crosses used to pull like mules, yet the 'stop' and 'sit' commands were always obeyed.

Stop, sit, look out for traffic, 'go', and the mule train was back into full action.

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Anyone know of a high quality MIL SPEC "no pull" harness strong enough for Pitties? [View all] SheltieLover Sep 2024 OP

Our trainer told us to never put a pitbull in a harness DBoon Sep 2024 #1

Yes, we could easily rent this boy out as a tow truck. LOL SheltieLover Sep 2024 #3

I looked up weight puling - one of those outfits might be strong enough DBoon Sep 2024 #5

Thank you so much! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #6

I've heard they are used to keep sled dogs in shape during the summer DBoon Sep 2024 #7

Thank you so much again! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #8

until something triggers him...maybe keep the dog at home nt msongs Sep 2024 #2

This boy is ALWAYS at home SheltieLover Sep 2024 #4

They get slower as they get older. lol Aussie105 Sep 2024 #9

LOL SheltieLover Sep 2024 #10