How do you put this on, if it doesn't have velcro straps, etc. - is it one piece? Does it fasten under the belly?
1405311
It is a one piece nitie. There is a open space underneath the doggies tummie. You put it on top of the dog, then put the head through the front with the legs and then pull the back over the back of the doggie, and then put the legs through the back leg holes. Doesn't cover the potty spots so it doesn't interfere with doggie potty.
1405312
Hi---yes it has Velcro underneath (I think) it runs small so I had to "fix" it and I really don't remember---if it doesn't have Velcro slip it over their head and then their back legs go in----it is really cute just small and it was for one of the yorkies lol
1405313
It goes over the head and you then can put the feet in...I think it stays on better this way.
1970821
Mine only velcros. It does not have 2 additional straps. Maybe some elses comment?
617176
no slipping over the cat's head ..you have velcro flaps for the neck and the body (under the tummy).....it's similar to throwing a saddle on a horse, then you overlap the velcro flaps snugly around the neck, repeat with the other flaps snugly overlapping under the belly.......it couldn't be any easier....when I take it off, I pull the neck flaps apart and let the cat slide out of the harness because he's not thrilled with the sound of the velcro being pulled apart...otherwise it's a super secure, well worth the investment...everyone who see it on the cat asks about where they might buy one....
1681591
No, it is not adjustable. There is velcro the top of it that you can tighten or loosen. The leg holders were a bit tight for my dog, so I ended up using it as a sling to fit under the belly. The material around the legs is neoprene.
684768
We still have it on fr our 21 months old and she doesn't play with it. You can tie them from below and hide the cord inside of the wrap. So except if you child know to look there, it looks like one piece without tie. I would recommend installing it at a moment you are alone in the room so baby doesn't get hints.
941827
I have no idea why someone thought you have to step into it. You simply wrap it around your waist and velcro it. You then grab hold of additional velcro tabs and pull them toward your middle until you have achieved the level of support you want. I would not wear it fully supported all day as you need your own muscles to do much of the work to strengthen. I put mine on without "support tightness". I then tighten the two additional velcro tabs to give lots of support WHEN I NEED IT. When I'm not doing something strenuous, I loosen the two tabs and let my body do the work. It's always there and ready to tighten when I need it. I have no idea why someone thought you have to step into it. You simply wrap it around your waist and velcro it. You then grab hold of additional velcro tabs and pull them toward your middle until you have achieved the level of support you want. I would not wear it fully supported all day as you need your own muscles to do much of the work to strengthen. I put mine on without "support tightness". I then tighten the two additional velcro tabs to give lots of support WHEN I NEED IT. When I'm not doing something strenuous, I loosen the two tabs and let my body do the work. It's... » Read More I have no idea why someone thought you have to step into it. You simply wrap it around your waist and velcro it. You then grab hold of additional velcro tabs and pull them toward your middle until you have achieved the level of support you want. I would not wear it fully supported all day as you need your own muscles to do much of the work to strengthen. I put mine on without "support tightness". I then tighten the two additional velcro tabs to give lots of support WHEN I NEED IT. When I'm not doing something strenuous, I loosen the two tabs and let my body do the work. It's always there and ready to tighten when I need it. « Show Less
739586
I don't have it on now, but it is in the front and easy to put on and off. It is velcro and It does work, it is just a little uncomfortable to wear for more than 2-3 hours, because it rubs under the arms.
525620
There is a fabric strip in the middle that keeps the baby from sliding down; however, there is no strap. If baby is able stand this seat would not be for him/her. This is a supportive seat similar to the Bumbo.
1890301
Unfortunately, not...unless you attach to one of the top loop (wouldn't advise). On both sides are shoulder padding. If you do attach, it'd have to be around belly or just at the chest.
361261
it stays in place with velcro which is very strong and holds the diaper in place very well. You put the dogs tail through the opening and then it wraps around her waist.
228809
It does wrap around the under belly area snuggly. However if the cat knows how to move it aside, he may be able to. I use it to bring calmness to my cat and he enjoys it. He usually just snuggles up with me once I put it on! Good luck!
259274
There is a Velcro strap under the belly area and one in front by the neck. It has stayed very secure during her walks.
712894
There are finger loops on each side of the top of the brace to help you pull it on. It fits snugly, so it requires a little bit of strength to pull it up and over your knee, but nothing much. After that, there are two velcro straps. Use of the side hinges is optional. I found that one worked better for me than two, and sometimes I don't use one at all and the brace still provides good support.
2004620
it's under the belly seam, secured with velcro. The problem is that when you open it up and turn it on, you MUST cover the sensor in order to properly close the velcro closure. Otherwise, the thing starts rolling around and laughing, and it's very hard to manage when that happens. As a side note, I bought the doggie for myself, and a kitty for my granddaughter. The kitty worked for the first time, then stopped, and never worked again. Of course, it was past the 30 day return policy, so I had to eat the cost. I would not buy anything made in China, ever again.
328084
I don't know. Maybe I should have tried that first, but the velcro continually poked into me. I actually just gave it away today. I don't have a very long torso, and maybe that would have made a difference.
1085894
This one has no velcro strap. It does not separate so you need to make sure your correct size. I ordered mine too big so I ended up giving to a friend. But it is a very good product and made very well. I will soon be ordering another one. Hope this helps.
1801366
Hi, my lab is a lean 70 lbs. He dosent have a big chest. And I feel like there is barely enough Velcro to hold it. It does work for him but I don't like the metal loop the Velcro belt passes through on the front harness. It's in a area with a lot of movement and I feel like it should be more streamline or relocated. All that being said, we do use it quite often. I have not noticed any sore spots caused by the harness. And he dosent seem to mind wearing it. Loads must be perfectly equal on each side or the harness will sag to the heavier side. Hope this helps