HawkShield Pad for CoyoteVest or SpikeVest, Dog Harness Vest, Protective Dog Vest Harness Add-On to Shield Your Pet from Birds of Prey, Raptor, Hawk,

HawkShield Pad for CoyoteVest or SpikeVest, Dog Harness Vest, Protective Dog Vest Harness Add-On to Shield Your Pet from Birds of Prey, Raptor, Hawk,

EFFECTIVE PROTECTION FOR YOUR DOGS AND PETS: To be used together with a CoyoteVest or SpikeVest spiked dog vest (both sold separately), a HawkShield pad is additional stab-resistant protection attached to the top of your pet's safety harness vest. Its purpose is to help protect the back from sharp talons and help prevent your small pet from being carried away by a large raptor when they are outside walking, training, hiking or camping. TOUGH MATERIALS AND QUALITY MADE: The HawkShield pad is engineered with triple layers of genuine DuPont Kevlar material that's super tough and able to resist the sharp talons of birds of prey while being lightweight and comfortable. It provides peace of mind for you knowing that your pet's back has extra protection to defend against the sharp talons of a dangerous flying predator. FAST ATTACHMENT/REMOVAL WITH VELCRO STRIPS: The HawkShield attaches to a CoyoteVest or SpikeVest small dog harness with just enough Velcro to keep it securely in place while allowing it to be removed easily. If a bird of prey tries to grab your pet and fly away, the first thing they can grab is the HawkShield. As the predator tries to lift off, the weight of the dog will cause the HawkShield to be released from the vest, giving your pet a chance to escape. In nature, this is called autotomy COLORFUL BODY ARMOR FOR PETS: The HawkShield is very light and it's easy to add or remove as needed to a CoyoteVest or SpikeVest small dog harness.They are available in the same fluorescent colors as the CoyoteVest and SpikeVest so you can mix or match your HawkShield with your pet's CoyoteVest or SpikeVest dog hawk vest create your own style of colorful funky protective armor! No pull dog harness medium sized dog, large size dogs and small size dog HOW TO CHOOSE A HAWKSHIELD: The HawkShield pad is available in different sizes (dog harness for large dogs, harness small size dog, harness medium size dog) to match the different sizes of CoyoteVest and SpikeVest. Please order the same size as the vest it will be used on. NOTE: The Hawkshield is NOT AVAILABLE FOR LARGE DOGS CoyoteVest HawkShield pad for CoyoteVest or SpikeVest dog harness vest - additional protection for your pet
Birds of prey are a serious threat to small animals. Unlike a coyote that attacks with canine teeth, a raptor uses sharp talons to attack from above. Once the victim is under control it's carried away. The HawkShield pad is an accessory that has the potential to help your dog survive a bird attack.

What is HawkShield:
It's a protection pad added to the top of your pet's CoyoteVest or SpikeVest spiked dog vest (both sold separately) to minimize the chance of being attacked on the back by a coyote, or being lifted off by a hawk and other birds of prey. It's an additional layer of safeguard on top of your dog's vest harness, so you can be assured that your furry friend is well protected when both of you are walking, hiking, camping or training outdoors.

Ultra-lightweight, yet super tough:
The HawkShield is made of three layers of genuine DuPont Kevlar material that's tough enough to withstand sharp canine teeth and strong talons of birds of prey. Best thing is, the protective pad is also ultra lightweight, so it wouldn't add any weight or hinder your dog's mobility when it's attached to the CoyoteVest or SpikeVest.

c Easy to attach and remove:
The velcro strips make it super effortless for you to attach the HawkShield onto your pet's dog hawk vest, as well as easy to be removed. This means that if a bird of prey tries to grab your dog and fly away, the first thing they will grab is the HawkShield. As soon as the predator tries to lift off, the weight of your pet will cause the HawkShield pad to release, giving your dog gets an opportunity to escape. In nature, this is called autotomy (think lizard tails) and it's a proven technique to elude a predator's grasp.