Seniors Should Not Do Splits!

These are velcro cuffs that are connected to each other by a light adjustable chord.  You place on the back legs of your dog making  the length of the chord loose enough so your “best friend’  lie down,  run, climb stairs, and jump onto your furniture, bed, etc.  Daphne seems much more confident since we are using this support for her.  We only remove the cuffs when she is going to sleep at night.  She never seems to be bothered by this product and never tries to remove it .

This product makes Daphne and our hearts happy!

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