PJ's Paws and Claws

• diminishes common pulling behaviors and helps eliminate jumping and lunging while on a leash
• five adjustment points allow the wonder walker to easily fit dogs from the small to tall
• vet and trainer recommended
• easy to fit, easy to use, dogs and owners love it!
• made in Seattle, WA 
• to properly fit the Wonder Walker please watch video instructions on YouTube at:

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRfvQLiSOVA

• five sizes available (measure chest, just behind front legs):
  • xsmall:16-22" or 14 to 25 pounds, $26.95 
  • small:20-28" or 18 to 35 pounds, $26.95 
  • medium:21-33" or 35 to 65 pounds, $26.95 
  • large:24-39" or 60 to 80 pounds, $28.95 
    
  • x-large:30-48" or over 80 pounds, $28.95 
• 5 colors available
  
  • red
  • blue (royal)
  • teal
  • tan
  • brown
• how to get the best fit:
  1. Start by shortening the colored back straps so the metal slides are next to the triangles. Do not loosen these straps until the girth strap has been let out all the way.
  2. Loosen the chest straps to more than half-way. Let the girth strap out to at least half way.
  3. Slip the colored strap over your dog’s head centering the ring over her shoulder blades.
  4. Buckle the girth strap and check for a snug fit. You should only be able to slip a couple of fingers under the webbing.
  5. The triangles should rest at the top or just over the top of the shoulder muscles. If the triangles are correctly in place, the ring in the chest strap will be resting right above her breastbone. If it drops below, the chest strap may be too loose or the triangles are too low. Don’t let the chest strap hang so it touches of the top of the dog’s legs.
  6. The chest strap should be snug when the dog sits but be able move up and down when standing. Clip your leash to the top of the leash ring and you are ready to go!
  7. If the chest strap is wrapping around to the front of the dog, the girth/back straps are too long. Shorten back straps first, then girth strap before proceeding.
  8. Never rely on a Wonder Walker™ that your dog has used as a chew toy! Send it in for repair. Remember to check the fit and re-tighten straps as needed.
  9. We have found if the chest strap is tight when the dog is standing, your dog may try to get it in his mouth and chew it off. However, by properly fitting the Wonder Walker™ Body Halter© so the ring is above the breast bone and it is not too tight to move up and down slightly, your dog will be more comfortable and it will perform better for you.