
Fitting your ProSix K9
\,,
Your ProSix
K9
comes
to
you assembled. The
chest strap (1)
has
our
logo
sewn
at
the
front
.
The
rear
of
the
ProSix
K9
has
two
leg straps
(2). Please detach these straps;
they
will hang
down
centered under
the
tail
when
fitting.
Now
remove
the
shoulder strap (3) and
the
hip strap
(4) and
set
them
aside placing
them
so
you
are
aware
of
where
they
will
go
when
you
add
them
back
to
the
ProSix
K9
. The last remaining strap
to
be
removed
is
the
belly strap (5). You
are
now
left
with
just
the
chest
strap
(1) attached
to
the
long
body
strap
(6)
. This forms a loop
that
will
be placed
hor
izontally on
the
dog
.
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other
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is
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be used
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or
treatment. Please seek
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inary advice
pr
i
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use
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ation
or
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ither Eagle
Li
nk,
LLC
nor
any
authorized retailer
of
Eagle
ProSix
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ll
be
he
ld
liab
le
for
any personal accident, injury
or
damage
re
sulting from
the use
of
the Eagle ProSix. Full responsibi
lity
lies
with
the
ind
ividual
who
chooses
to
use ProS
ix
or
ProSix K9
for
the
ir horse or
dog
under his
or
her care.
ProSix
K9
Fitting
Guide
ProSix
K9
is
the neuromuscular connection that brings the
whole
dog
back online. When your
dog
first
wears ProSix
K9,
it is important
to
give
the
dog
time
to
process
the
new
sensations
and
the
new
information be
tween
bra
in
and
body
.
A
qu
iet
area
wi
th
as
little distracti
on
as
possible
is
best. Please
allow
the
dog
to
move
as
it
chooses, lying, sitting,
roll
ing, or
just standing. Observe the
dog
for signs
of
fatigue
and
allo
w
to
rest
as
needed.
We recommend that weartime
and
activity
level
be
incr
eased
gradually. We encourage
our
clients
to
take
video before using ProSix
K9
to
have a baseline
of
movement,
posture
and
symme
try. Video taken over time
is
great
for
tracking your dog's progress
made
from wearing ProSix
K9.
Reviewing vid
eo
in
slow-motion
is
optimal for viewing subtle
chan
ges
in
stride,
weight
distribution
an
d posture.