Harnesses Persuasive Speech

It's a beautiful day outside so you decide to take your bored golden retriever for a needed walk. You slip on the dog’s collar around his neck, grab the keys, and head out. You’re walking around the park and your dog spots another dog on the other side of the road. He strains on the collar and breaks free! He runs across the road, a car honks as it nearly misses him. After a long minute chasing your dog across the park and the roads, you get him back on the on the collar wishing you had bought a harness at the pet store. I know, pretty much everyone has had that moment. I am here to persuade you why harnesses are better and safer for your dog.

Harnesses are safer because most dogs tend to get excited and pull to meet other dogs. Maybe they
It’s sad, I know. I did some research, and found that an estimated 10 million people lose their dogs and cats per year.

Harnesses provide a lot of control over your dog so that no accidents occur. When I just got my dog, she was about a month old. We got her a decent puppy-sized collar and we took her for walks regularly. More than quarter of the time, her legs get entangled with the loose straps of the collar. With most if not all of the harnesses, there are no loose straps on them.

Some people like me are too lazy to put on a harness on a dog. Especially when a dog is excited to go for a walk starts jumping around and it is really hard to get the dog to come to you so you can put on its harness. All the past three harnesses I got for my dog wore out, so we just went back to using a collar. Which now, I’ve been regretting. I really suggest that you ask people what they thought when they bought the collar. If you shop online, scroll down to the reviews and comments section and see what other people