As far as hurting their spikes, i think it depends on what kind of leash

Posted by JNelson on November 11, 2001 at 15:40:00:

In Reply to: Taking the ig outside posted by Ian on November 10, 2001 at 12:27:23:

you use. I use a cat harness and the little plastic doo-hicky is what can cause problems. I've found a way to cinch it to lie more on the side of his back rather than the spikes. He's fine with it. We were outside last Saturday at a soccer game and he wandered all over the field behind the game (even "christened" it). Not once did he do an alligator roll. Every Ig is different. You just need to find what works for yours. J

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: you use. I use a cat harness and the little plastic doo-hicky is what can cause problems. I've found a way to cinch it to lie more on the side of his back rather than the spikes. He's fine with it. We were outside last Saturday at a soccer game and he wandered all over the field behind the game (even "christened" it). Not once did he do an alligator roll. Every Ig is different. You just need to find what works for yours. J

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