Stylish Multi-Functional Dog Harness

I use a variety of harnesses for my Border Collie. She pulls and yanks and I know it's my fault that I have not hired a trainer to train her out of it (I clearly am unable to do it by myself though I have tried for four years) but I just haven't come up with the time or money for that yet. So I get different harnesses because then the pressure on her little frame gets applied differently. I think she probably makes herself sore from the yanking and pulling, so having different harness types applies the pressure to different places on the next walk. She's a Border Collie so very stubborn (won't quit yanking) and enthusiastic (which is endearing). The large size is the widest strap that will fit her, so that provides more distribution of the pressure too. (You might be thinking if the harness were less comfy when she pulls that would dissuade the pulling, but she is not that logical.) She stops pulling after about the first mile. I do love walking her. :P

I love it, I have a 15 pound pug Schnauzer and it fits perfectly (medium on tightest setting). It doesn't even come remotely close to her armpits, so no chafing, and it pretty much stays centered. if she is pulling way off in the other direction, the center strap will eventually migrate over to her arm but this is only if she is pulling really hard and that's only for a few seconds. Every single other harness I've ever tried has rubbed her little armpits. I switch to this instead of a choke collar because the choke collar was really helpful at first, but I felt kind of guilty whenever she would be jerked because she stopped unexpectedly or she chased after a squirrel. This is perfect. The bottom strap around her chest cavity fits perfectly, nice and snug. at first I thought maybe the head loop was too loose, and maybe it seems that way when she's just sitting there, but as the dog walks along pulling the tension, the looseness is not an issue because it turns into a lower neck/shoulder barrier as she pulls. there is literally no possible way she can slip out because the body loop is tight enough, and I'm not explaining this very well but what I'm trying to say is that it's fine on my size dog for the head loop to be just a little loose because it does not affect her ability to escape and ultimately it makes absolutely zero difference. If anything, it's more comfortable for her because it does not touch her neck at all. she has a wide barrel chest but she is also longish. I will attach pictures. I originally ordered the small but it would have gotten her little armpits. It is nicely made with a nice metal leash loop, very reflective, and pretty much stays in place. I'm very happy.

I needed a new harness for my puppy and had trouble finding an "h" style one. This one was within my price range, and is actually much higher quality than the first one I bought from a big box pet supply store. I love the reflective stripes--we often walk or run with the pup in the dark, especially in the winter. I ended up buying the matching collar because the quality is so high.

Best quality ordinary great harness for walking. Not skimpy, good weight material, chest strap stays put in loop. It‘’s a tiny bit stiff at first. Great sturdy quality and so much less to 'wear'. Other harnesses look like so much it's a dress up outfit or dog is practically uncontrollable and has to be restrained as unsafe and untrained. This harness is just right.

I prefer this style H harness above all other harness styles for use on my dog. These I've found most effective at keeping the pressure off their necks, which are prone to injury and congenital trachea issues. It's easy to fit & adjusts every place a dog needs it. Especially the chest length! Overall though, I love this harnesses as it fits well and minimize pressure on the trachea.