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If you had a pet brontosaurus, obviously you'd have to put it on a lead to take it out for a walk.
My question is which end of its neck would the collar go?
The top end by the head, or down the other end ? Or the middle?
Or would it be better with a bridle?
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over a year ago
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Up near the head. It’s a big animal to pull in a particular direction.
At least with a head collar you’ve only gotta move the head and his body should follow naturally.
I sound like an expert! I’ve never worked at Jurassic Park, nor have I ever owned a pet dinosaur.  |
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"If you had a pet brontosaurus, obviously you'd have to put it on a lead to take it out for a walk.
My question is which end of its neck would the collar go?
The top end by the head, or down the other end ? Or the middle?
Or would it be better with a bridle?
(This is what I woke up thinking about this morning..)"
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I wouldn't want to use a collar on a brontosaurus tbf, I would use a harness so there is an even distribution of weight across his chest, and thus avoiding damaging the fragile neck vertebrae.
Or I would use a head collar for the control and to stop him pulling.
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"I wouldn't want to use a collar on a brontosaurus tbf, I would use a harness so there is an even distribution of weight across his chest, and thus avoiding damaging the fragile neck vertebrae.
Or I would use a head collar for the control and to stop him pulling.
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"Love the thought that's gone into these answers!"
Well that is what I would do for my Diplodocus tbf, he has a long fragile neck too.
Might as well have Diney as a pet! The girls at work have nicknamed me 'fossil'  |
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"If you had a pet brontosaurus, obviously you'd have to put it on a lead to take it out for a walk.
My question is which end of its neck would the collar go?
The top end by the head, or down the other end ? Or the middle?
Or would it be better with a bridle?
(This is what I woke up thinking about this morning..)"
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My conclusion? Reigns on it like a horse
