• Effective Wound Care: Are you still struggling with your dog's broken tail, open wounds, tail biting or chasing injuries? A dog's tail will continue to wag uncontrollably, this can make it repeatedly difficult to cure. The BARKLESS dog tail guard provides a solution. This dog's tails sleeve protects the wound, and promotes safe healing, accelerating recovery while preventing further injury
• Comfortable and Breathable Oxford: The happy tail protector offers maximum comfort and breath from sturdy Oxford fabric. It can absorb water, helping to keep the wearer cool and comfortable. The opening in the end protector is designed to allow air circulation and keep the tail cooler. The straps that fasten to the sides of the body are padded to reduce friction with the straps for better skin protection
• Secure and Adjustable: The dog wound guard features a tube-like sleeve that extends from the base of the tail to just beyond the tip. A support harness keeps the tail guard securely in place, preventing movement or slippage. The hook-and-loop closure on the end bag allows for easy wound check without removing the entire protector, ensuring comfort during bathroom breaks. Additionally, the happy tail protector for dogs includes a quick-release buckle for easy on and off
• Washable and Portable: If the inside of the tail cover gets dirty, you can cover it with a laundry bag and machine wash it. Great for hiking, traveling, and other various outdoor activities. When traveling, the dog tail cover for wounds is perfect for storing in pet backpacks. If you are worried about your dog's tail injury, this dog tail guard protector can give you peace of mind and a better traveling experience
• Ensure a Secure Fit for Optimal Protection: A loose fit may cause the protector to slip off or become uncomfortable. For best results and to keep your pet safe, make sure both thigh straps and the back strap are tight when wearing it. A secure fit ensures maximum comfort and protection for your furry friend! You can also find the wearing videos on the page
• Please Measure Before Purchasing: During the first two days the dog will be resistant and prone to chewing on the dog tail protector, using a combination of a dog cone or donut collar for the first two days. Measure your dog's tail length, back length, and neck circumference before purchasing, and check the size chart carefully. Dog Tail Guards are suitable for medium and large dogs
• Unmatched Sizing Affects Usability: Please measure according to the measurement guide before purchasing. Size L dog tail protector for Medium dogs suitable for tail length of 11.75-18.25 in, back length of 19.5-29.5 in, and neck circumference of 15.75-25.5 in. But Not suitable for people with short-tailed dogs, as it will be too long to wear
• Fit Reminder: After putting the tail protector on your dog, please check the fit and monitor your dog's activity during the first few uses. If the protector is not properly adjusted, it may slip off easily, especially during walking, running, or wagging. For the best results, make sure the straps are snug but not too tight, and adjust as needed to ensure they stay securely in place
Product Sizes:
The size M is suitable for tail length of 7.75-14.25 in, back length of 14.5-19.5 in, and neck circumference of 13.75-19.5 in.
The size L is suitable for tail length of 11.75-18.25 in, back length of 19.5-29.5 in, and neck circumference of 15.75-25.5 in.
How to Use Dog Tail Guard:
1. Open the Guard: Gently guide your dog's tail into the sleeve guiding it with your hand.
2. Fasten the collar buckle. Adjust the collar.
3. Fasten the left and right hip buckles. You need to wrap the strap around the bottom of your butt and fasten the buckle. (Place the padded side against the dog's skin. )
4. Adjust the left and right hip straps. You should be able to fit one or two fingers to ensure it’s not too tight.
5. Adjust the back strap to ensure your dog has room to move.
6. Hook and Loop: you can check the tail at any time without removing the entire tail cover.
Training a dog to accept wearing a tail protector involves patience, positive reinforcement, and gradual desensitization. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:
1. Introduce the Protector Gradually: Let your dog sniff and inspect the tail protector to get familiar with it.
2. Start Slowly: Begin by putting the protector on for just a few seconds, then remove it.
3. Reward and Praise: Give treats and praise during and after these short sessions.
4. Increase Duration Gradually: Slowly increase the amount of time your dog wears the protector.
5. Distract and Engage: While your dog is wearing the protector, distract it with play, walks, or training sessions. This helps the dog associate the protector with positive experiences.
6. Be Patient and Consistent: Incorporate the tail protector into your dog’s daily routine until they become accustomed to it.
