FAQ

Julius K9 harnesses are popular due to their robust design, comfort, and versatility — combining durable materials, ergonomic fit, and ease of use for daily walks or training.

Dog trainers may not recommend harnesses in some situations because poorly fitted or non-crash-tested harnesses can compromise a dog’s safety during travel.

The safest dog seat is a crash-tested car harness certified by an independent body like the Center for Pet Safety (CPS), such as the Sleepypod Clickit Sport.

When choosing a dog seat belt, look for independent crash-test certification, strong and durable materials, proper sizing and fit, ease of installation, and comfort for the dog.

Yes, crash-tested dog seat belts and harnesses significantly improve pet and passenger safety during car travel by reducing the risk of injury in accidents.

The highest rated dog seatbelt is the Sleepypod Clickit Sport, certified by the Center for Pet Safety (CPS) and praised for its crash-tested design and durability.

The best dog seat belt is a crash-tested car harness, such as the Sleepypod Clickit Sport, which is certified by the Center for Pet Safety and highly rated for safety and durability. Always pair any tether with a properly crash-tested harness for maximum protection.

The life expectancy of a Miniature Pinscher (Min Pin) is typically 12 to 16 years, with many remaining healthy and active into their teens.

Miniature Pinschers can be stubborn, bark excessively, assert dominance, and are not ideal for households with small pets due to their strong prey drive.

The life expectancy of a Miniature Pinscher is typically 12 to 16 years, with many remaining healthy and active well into their teens.