We all know that dog leashes are very important for dogs, but many owners still do not put leashes on their dogs when going out, some because they believe certain rumors. Here, the editor introduces two common myths about dog leashes. If you are troubled by these issues, you might want to learn together.

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　　1. Wearing a chest harness leash will cause poor bone and body development in dogs.

　　It is said that chest harness leashes harm puppies’ bones and cause poor body development. This claim is not true. As long as you choose a properly sized harness, it will not hurt your dog even if it suddenly lunges forward; the dog learns to respond to external forces according to its own condition.

　　2. Collar leashes cause dogs to have difficulty breathing.

　　There has been a rumor that collar leashes strangle dogs’ necks and affect their breathing, but this claim is also baseless. Although it may look like the dog chokes and coughs a few times as if its throat is caught, the dog soon understands how much force it can exert and will not truly hurt itself.