Then I’d question - are you walking for her benefit, or your own? Some cats just want to mooch around the house. But if you really want to get that going, perhaps develop more of an intimate/tactile relationship with her. Neither of my cats have ever hissed at me or displayed aggressive behaviour, because we have a very hands on tactile relationship. So maybe that’s a place to start - more trust? But I don’t know you or your cat, and so apologize if my advice is not relevant for you.
Doesn't work great because it sits too low on the shoulders. Super easy for my cat to just step her front legs out of the holes even after fitted properly. She's been harness trained for 3 years and did just fine on a cheapo "come with me" harness and I thought I'd upgrade but I guess not 😂
@@aftermarketmarket489 yes there are some cats who would never get used to a harness and have no interest in the outdoors. But lots of cats are adventurous and can learn to walk in a harness. Taking them out with a leash is a safe way for them to get enrichment and explore while ensuring they do not escape.
Thank goodness I found this video, I was just searching for this particular type of harness, and now it seems like it's good for cats
Great advice for this particular kind of harness design. Can you post one with someone putting an H style strap harness on their cat lol
My cat is fiesty and puts up a fuss with hissing…. Any advice. She will have NONE of the harness… :-(
Then I’d question - are you walking for her benefit, or your own? Some cats just want to mooch around the house.
But if you really want to get that going, perhaps develop more of an intimate/tactile relationship with her. Neither of my cats have ever hissed at me or displayed aggressive behaviour, because we have a very hands on tactile relationship. So maybe that’s a place to start - more trust? But I don’t know you or your cat, and so apologize if my advice is not relevant for you.
Introduce the harness gradually with treats.
Start with just a collar
Oh my goodness I’m right there with ya!!!
Is the Velcro closure strong on this harness. I bought one like this from rabbitgoo but the Velcro isn’t that strong.
meh my cat backs up out of it, hates the harness
What size is that harness?
what is the harness size you have for your cat?
Is this still possible if it is a little big on him. Cause I put it on my cat and he escaped? Or maybe I did not just put it on right.
Same here thirty dollars and she walked out of it
If its a little big… know cats wiggle there way out easy.. thats your problem
still I don't know how to put the harness on it....Its very difficult
He's "gotten wise" to it, so he goes under the bed when I get it out. How do I get a harness on an elusive cat?
Класс спасибо
Mine keeps escaping
Doesn't work great because it sits too low on the shoulders. Super easy for my cat to just step her front legs out of the holes even after fitted properly. She's been harness trained for 3 years and did just fine on a cheapo "come with me" harness and I thought I'd upgrade but I guess not 😂
Aaawwww
If you need a leash, you need a dog not a cat.
There leashes ment for cats
Did you read my comment?
@@goatgamer7557 but not cats meant for leashes. You either get a complete freak out or passive resistance.
@@aftermarketmarket489 yes there are some cats who would never get used to a harness and have no interest in the outdoors. But lots of cats are adventurous and can learn to walk in a harness. Taking them out with a leash is a safe way for them to get enrichment and explore while ensuring they do not escape.
@@aftermarketmarket489 my cat loves to wear one. Some dogs don’t like wearing them but get used to them like a cat would