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Matériel Canicross – Canivtt Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Matériel pour le Chien Points sensibles du chien qui ne doivent pas être contraint par le harnais Dans les mouvements en course, le chien ne doit pas être gêné. Il ne faut donc pas que le harnais passe par les points sensibles suivants : Qilak Pointe de l’omoplate Pointe de la hanche Cage thoracique Pointe de l’épaule Arrière du coude Exemples OUI OUI NON Jack Galaxy Bloque les épaules et la cage Harnais X-Back thoracique Page 1 sur 6 Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Types de harnais en fonction de la morphologie du chien (Liste non-exhaustive) X-back classique Conçu pour les races nordiques : Husky, Il ne convient pas aux Malamute, Samoyède, Groenlandais. chiens de type Braques, Il conviendra aussi à une grande majorité Greysters, Eurohound, de chiens de moyenne/grande taille Dobermann... comme les Bergers et Retrievers. Non Stop Free Motion L'objectif est de libérer au maximum les Il ne convient pas aux voies respiratoires et les mouvements du chiens de type Molosses chien à l'effort. Tout type de chiens Zero DC Faster Harnais innovant de type x-back ouvert utilisé par beaucoup de compétiteurs européens. Il convient pour des chiens à poitrail large et profond tels que les Braques et croisés Braques, Greyster, Eurohound, type chasse... Il a une ouverture de cou plus étroite X-Back Lightweight que le x-back classique. Pour les chiens au cou fin, au poitrail moyennement large et au corps long : Il ne convient pas aux Eurohounds, Braques et certaines chiens à poitrail large et lignées course de Husky. Il peut convenir profond à certains bergers longilignes comme les Bergers Allemands et Bergers blancs suisses. X-back Hound Cou fin, poitrail large et profond : Braques "charpentés", Greyster, Dobermann Zero DC Short Harnais court pour les petits chiens ou avec une faible longueur de dos. Jack russel, épagneul breton, … Page 2 sur 6 Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Protection des pattes Protection et hydratation des coussinets : Il existe de nombreux produits soit pour hydrater les coussinets, soit pour les protéger avec divers types d’applications. Néanmoins sur sol très agressif il vaut mieux privilégier les chaussons. Pour hydrater et assouplir les coussinets, Lotion pour renforcer et épaissir la peau prévenir l'apparition des infections et aider à la des coussinets plantaires cicatrisation Chaussons : Il est important de bien mesurer les pattes avant ET arrière avant de commander. Pour toute activité extérieure sur terrain accidenté, abrasif ou glissant. Page 3 sur 6 Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Matériel du « Crosseur » ou « Vttiste » Equipement du « Crosseur » Ceinture ou baudrier ? Pour une morphologie féminine privilégier le baudrier afin que la ceinture ne vienne pas au milieu du dos. Equipement Vttiste Les barres VTT permettent que la longe/laisse ne se prenne pas dans la roue. Exemples de barres VTT : Page 4 sur 6 Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Laisses/longes Canicross/vtt CaniCross . classique Avec poignée CaniVTT : La longe s’attache au vélo et non sur la barre. Multichiens Ligne 2 chiens Neck-line : permets d’attacher les 2 chiens au niveau du collier Page 5 sur 6 Informations - Aide Matériel CaniCross – CaniVtt Création : Mai 2016 par NR Liens utiles Fenril : De tout pour le sport avec le chien http://www.fenril.fr/ Dogsport : De tout pour le sport avec le chien https://www.dog-sports.com/ LeCanicrosseur : spécialisé Canicross/vtt/trottinette http://www.lecanicrosseur.fr/ Antipodes : spécialisé traineau http://www.antipodesled.com/ Eparki : manufacture de harnais et collier https://www.erpaki.de/index.php Brigonnet magic : boutique pour sports chiens nordiques / musher http://www.brigonnet-magic.net/ Page 6 sur 6 .
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