Description
Perfect for frequent dog hikers and helping to get your four-legged friend back on the trail.
- Five-point harness comes in a variety of sizes (depending on inventory) and is completely adjustable to fit your canine
- Strong nylon webbing provides durability and reliability in sketchy situations
- Padded, fleece-lined chest and belly straps keep the harness comfortable while out in the mountains all day
- Buckles enable easy on-off at the trailhead
- Center leash loop keeps your dog close without choking or cutting off circulation
- Assistance handle on top lets you guide them over obstacles or help during dog rehabilitation
- Bright colors and 3M Scotchlite reflective trim enhance visibility to drivers, hunters, and other hikers
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Good harness for an energetic terrier
fwhp454666
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Our jack russell terrier still pulls like crazy, but she doesn't choke herself like she used to. The stripes are surprisingly reflective, which will be nice if she ever gets loose in a snow storm again.
Regarding size, she's about 21 pounds and the XS fits quite well. She seems comfortable in it for several hours at a time.
Finally control
Matt Timmons
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My dog basically stretched out her previous harness. This harness has increased both her and my experience on the trails and sidewalks. The best part is definitely the handle which effectively allows me to pick her up quickly in case of trail issues or other dogs
Never mind my hairdo! Love my harness!=)
Jordyn
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Harness for my new hiking buddy!
Jordyn
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I recently purchased this harness for my one year old border collie, Sam. We will primarily be using it for hiking trips. Getting the harness adjusted to fit Sam was a bit of a challenge, but definitely worth it! We took a practice run through the corn fields & woods on the farm yesterday.
First impressions:
* Material seems to be of good quality and resists dirt (because let me tell you, he is one filthy farm dog)
* Handle seems sturdy (and Sam didn't resist when I lifted him over things)
* I could instantly tell a difference in his pulling tendencies
* He was able to go much farther than usual since he wasn't choking himself with a collar
* An added bonus - he must have felt like he was big stuff, because he didn't want to take the harness off!
Bottom line: I probably wouldn't have paid full price for this harness, but it certainly gets the job done.
Amazing
Ak052303
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I do a bunch of hiking here in Arizona. When I rescued my dog I wanted to take her with. We do a lot of water hikes where we have to wade through or rock hop up water falls. The harness is great enough padding for comfortable lifting using the built in handle but not bulky enough to weigh her down when swimming. Aside from that the harness protects her spine we were out walking in our neighborhood one evening and we were attacked by two pit bulls. They went for her back but all they got was harness. We are both fine, and the harness is still intact no damages at all. This is a great product.
My dog not longer takes me for a walk
day5760159
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When I adopted my dog, I wanted a harness vs. collar, so I originally got her the ezy dog with chest plate, the problem is she would not stop when she ran out of leash, and the harness would rotate from side to side depending on which way she was pulling me. I got the new ruffwear web master dog 2012 harness, what a blessing, she no longer pulls, our walks are more enjoyable for both of us, I know this was designed for service dogs, but if you have a dog that takes you for a walk I would highly recommend this harness, it has been god sent!!
well designed harness
mer5648873
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Apparently this year's model is lighter.It's the first harness my 1 year old pup has worn, and he has accepted it well. The sizing information is accurate. The design makes it easy to adjust for a good fit. Love the handle and location of the metal loop for leash. Wish it also had a leash loop in front of chest.
my husky is 25 grith hes only 6 month will...
ham5633969
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my husky is 25 grith hes only 6 month will he fit a medium when hes all grown?
My husband and I love to hike in Colorado...
Cindy
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My husband and I love to hike in Colorado but only get the opportunity once a year. This Fall we are taking our 50 pound aussie female Skylar. She will be a year and a half. We are looking for a comfortable light weight harness for her. We don't care about any backpacks just a great harness. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Nice harness
clo3062183
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I like the harness, but my dog isn't too crazy about it but she just needs to get use to having a harness. It's supportive and durable and has a little stretch to it, and I bet its comfortable. I have more control of her now with a harness versus a collar.
