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Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness

Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness

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Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness

Keep a secure hold on your canine escape artist with the Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness. This ergonomic harness keeps your dog safely on a leash without choking or harming your dog. When your pup needs help getting over an obstacle in the backcountry or getting into high vehicles, the Web Master's secure top handle allows you to help lift your four-legged friend. Thanks to burly 500-denier nylon, the Web Master gives you years of service. Fleece-lined straps won't chafe or scratch your pooch's belly.

Bottom Line: Keep tabs on your furry-friend with the Ruffwear Web Master Harness.

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Would you recommend this harness for car rides??

Would you recommend this harness for car rides??

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November 25, 2009

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What exactly are you looking for a harness to do? The harness is comfortable enough for rides, if that is what you are asking? If you're looking for a restraint, I'd probably get a harness that is made to attach to seat belts...

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November 29, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Dog Harness

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November 3, 2009

I have a skinny 60lb lab/hound who LOVES to hike. I got this harness for him (size Medium and he uses it on the tightest settings) recently, and am so glad I did. He's a great hiker, but occasionally is intimidated by steep rocky slopes, or icy spots. When this happens, I just clip a leash to this harness, and pull him right up. Usually he can get his legs in position to help out my efforts, but sometimes I do end up actually pulling him straight up, and the harness works just fine for that. I wouldn't "rappel" him (too risky), but I believe that Ruffwear has recently released a new product that is safe for dog-rappelling, so I would recommend that instead.

All in all, a great product. I get a ton of comments about the harness from other hikers, most of whom have probably bought their own by now!

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Has anyone had a dog who used their Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness

Has anyone had a dog who used their Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness in the water? Our 12 1/2 yr old Chessie has nerve and muscle degeneration in his rear legs, but he acts as though he is still in the prime of his life. We would love to find an all-in-one product that could go from land to water and allow us to give him the extra hand that he requires from time to time.
Is the fleece removable if it becomes soiled? Is there reason to believe that the harness would become severely water logged? Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you.

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November 23, 2009

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I have a 95lb Great Dane/Lab mix who swims in this harness all the time. I just take it off and hang dry it when I have the chance. The adjustments do slip around a slight bit after a long swimming session, but never loosen enough to come off.

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December 14, 2009

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Thanks for the reply, EMH. This harness will be under the tree for our Chessie!

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November 27, 2009

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I don't think it would absorb much water, as long as you took it off your dog and let it air dry after getting wet! Mine has been rained on with no problem!

I think this would be a great product for your dog- the handle on top of the harness is excellent for lifting assistance!

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November 23, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Rx assistance? This is the BEST Harness, read on....

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August 25, 2008

THANK YOU! I have used many Ruffwear products before, but this one is the BEST! My 13 year old lab has been diagnosed with a spinal/ arthritis issue that has severely impacted his mobility. We purchased the web master dog harness '08, and it is FABULOUS! We have three different veterinarians/ and animal hospitals for treating this condition, and other issues, and they are impressed as well. Since using this harness, we've had more than one doctor take it off, and go show it to other clients who need the same support. It's comfortable, easy to put on, and the handle and loop on the back and at the end help me assist my dog at standing and other 'duties' without losing his dignity when he needs assistance. I've recommended it to everyone, AND one Veterinary Hospital is considering keeping it in stock , or at least the info, to recommend to their patients.
Again, I THANK YOU. I give it a 5 star rating because you don't offer 6 stars!
Barbi, and Big Dog Cody, Pet Partners and Therapy Dog Team

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August 20, 2009

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Write your question here...Can this harness be used for Rappeliing

Write your question here...Can this harness be used for Rappeliing a dog? Is it strong enough?

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June 6, 2009

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http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Ruffwear-Doubleback-Harness/RUF0058M.html

I'd use this instead! It's burlier... and designed for climbing!

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November 23, 2009

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Just like the question about using the harness for paragliding, you have to ask yourself, would you rope in with plastic clips? The best bet would be to contact Ruffwear directly to find out the tensile strength of the clips (assumedly they would be the weakpoint, but then again I'd be doubtful of the strength of any stitching on the nylon webbing either.) As the other answer below states, the vast odds are that while Ruffwear will want to promote the strength of the materials for controlling your dog, they aren't going to sign off on lowering the dog off of a cliff.

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July 7, 2009

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i would definitely not try it if you love your dog. nylon straps and plastic clips? doubtful.

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June 7, 2009

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i would think so but i would try it out on something not to high first.

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June 6, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

It's the best thing I've ever had

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January 7, 2009

Two months ago, I adopted a Bearded Collie. She's 25' tall and weighs 57 pounds, She was a stray, and it didn't take me long to figure out why: She loves being outdoors and she's stubborn. If she doesn't want to go in, or in a certain direction, she'll just stop, and then try to pull out of her collar. I assume that at one point she succeeded and ran off.

I thought that I could cure that by buying her a harness. She quickly figured out that if she laid down on her side, that would take care of that, and it did. I couldn't drag her. She actually slipped the harness twice, and ran off. Fortunately she came back. I literally was at the end of my rope when I found this harness. It has changed my life!

She can't slip out, and if she doesn't want to go in the direction I'm taking her, I just grab the handle and pull. She gets the idea very quickly; it just works beautifully. Moreover, it is so well made, and I just couldn't be happier.

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August 20, 2009

Airedale Terrier Pup 5-1/2 months

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this product leave from your shop or from the manufacturer.? Thanks

this product leave from your shop or from the manufacturer.?
Thanks for your answer

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May 5, 2009

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Backcountry.com has a warehouse is Salt Lake City where all product ships from.

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May 5, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Perfect

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November 21, 2008

This harness is perfect. My pup is a really strong pulled and this harness keeps him under control. The handle on the top is great when you need to pick him up or help him over a big log. I use it as a harness for him to pull me on my longboard and it is great exercise for him.

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August 20, 2009

Airedale Terrier Pup 5-1/2 months old

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My dog gets so upset when I take off on my paraglider without

My dog gets so upset when I take off on my paraglider without him. Do you think this harness could be made safe and comfortable for Milo to fly?

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April 21, 2009

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You may want to contact Ruff Wear for that one... although they'll prolly say no for liability reasons:)

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April 22, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

some improvements

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August 19, 2008

I've used the ruff wear webmaster harnesses for a few years now. This model is the first '2008 version' I've tried and I do love a lot about it - the new fabric, brighter color of the red, reflective piping and 'stay put' padding. What I don't like is the lack of cohesion that the older model had. One piece didn't flex and move like this one. However, I still think they're the best harnesses around and am a fan. Dogs can't escape if they 'put on the breaks'. If I never used the old version I would have no complaints but if you can, buy the 2004-2007 version at a deal. Otherwise, and for night/road walkers, this is the way to go!

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At 85lbs., what size would my dog wear?

At 85lbs., what size would my dog wear?

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April 21, 2009

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Measure your dog under the chest, right behind the front legs, then use that against the sizing chart in the Tech Specs.

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April 21, 2009

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the sizing in the tech specs on the right shows it by dog girth. So if you can measure around your dog and see how big he or she is then that will tell you exactly. But my guess would be with your dog being that size that they would need the Large.

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April 21, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

Perfect for a puller

By: Backcountry.com Employee
July 18, 2008

My dog loves to pull and I got this harness to take the stress off his neck and it did the trick. Now when he pulls, it is coming from a central spot on his back and not hurting him at all. This harness fits great, if your dog fits in between sizes I would recommend going a size up because the straps are adjustable and you can always tighten them a bit. Their fleece lining doesn't irritate him and he hasn't tried to squirm his way out of it yet either. Great for everyday walks as well as hikes.

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Thanks snowgoat. This may seem dumb but, how does the harness

Thanks snowgoat. This may seem dumb but, how does the harness go on? Do I need a PHD in doggy harnesses to get this on my pup. He's name is Cheechoo who happens to be a real kick butt ice hockey player and I don't want to make him look bad due to my inability to do anything mechanical. He is a star you know. Also, can they slip out of this harness? Cheech seems to be able to get out of anything that's not around his neck. Thanks for the input. Look forward to hearing from you or anyone else that has suggestions.~karen

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July 17, 2008

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Karen - I hope you already got an answer, but if not...It's easy to use, the front section goes over Cheech's head (looks like a "Y") at the end of this section is a loop that you feed the chest strap through. This places a strap on both front shoulders that is locked in place when you loop the chest strap through it. The strap at the back is just like a belt - nothing looped, but holds it in place. The harness system is the same for their packs, which I use with my weimaraner - Rafe, and very easy to put together. I tried other packs before finding the Ruff Wear product and this is the best out there - Rafe destroyed 3 other packs mainly because they were cheaply built. I love the Ruff Wear pack so much that I'm tempted to buy the harness so I don't have to use the pack all of the time. All of the stress from pulling will be on Cheech's chest/shoulders, not on the neck.Hope this helps...

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September 1, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Total Babe Magnet

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March 17, 2009

This is THE best harness ever!! Since my Mom got me this harness I have been the talk of the neighborhood. All the other 4 leggers are watching me as I glide by with my ultra smooth, way cool, new harness. Being blind, I have a tendency to zig-zag on our walks......this harness helps me to keep a straight line and keep that ultra cool composure. The babes can't resist me now....I'm no longer z-boy....now I'm just walkin proud and lookin good.

Thanks Ruffwear......for taking me from ordinary to Kool....with a capital K.

Irving Swann
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I have a very furry Keeshond that likes to pull and I'm afraid

I have a very furry Keeshond that likes to pull and I'm afraid that he might hurt his neck. Because of all his fur I need something that easy to put on. We're not what you would call hikers or campers, just me and my dog on nice long walks. Would you recommend a harness for him.Karen

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June 27, 2008

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This harness is not designed to discourage pulling and will actually make it easier for the dog to pull because the weight will be distributed to the shoulders and chest. Look at the similarity to a weight pulling, dog sled or skijoring harnesses which are designed so the dog can pull comfortably. If you have a strong dog that may present a problem for you. There are other harness/collar designs specifically to reduce pulling without choking the dog.

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April 21, 2009

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I got this harness for the very same reason and it has made walks sooo much easier. It's also comfortable because the straps are fleece-lined so they won't irritate your dog. Mine seems to like it and doesn't fuss when I put it on him.

By: Backcountry.com Employee
July 17, 2008

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Tech Specs:

Material:
Nylon 
Size:
(dog girth) [XXS] 12-19in (30-48cm); [XS] 17-24in (43-61cm); [S] 21-31in (53-76cm); [M] 26-36in (66-91cm); [L] 32-48in (81-122cm) 
Recommended Use:
Walks, backpacking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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