Reflective big dog harness 1. It is strong and easy walking by your pets 2. The reflective strip above the D ring 3. It has easy-grab handle to help you to control excited pets 4. Durable shell has a lined and padded interior for added comfort 5. We have 6 colors red, black, pink, orange,
Reflective big dog harness
1. It is strong and easy walking by your pets
2. The reflective strip above the D ring
3. It has easy-grab handle to help you to control excited pets
4. Durable shell has a lined and padded interior for added comfort
5. We have 6 colors red, black, pink, orange, purple and blue for you choose
6. The front chest size can be adjustable to protect dog’s respiratory organ.
7. There are three sizes for most breeds, please measure your pets girth according to the size chart.
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Not a Magical Dog Sedating Harness… Doesn’t need to be There are some people on here who think that because this item is called “no pull,” that means your dog will magically become a docile, pace walking zombie. Not the case, if your dog isn’t properly leash trained, there’s nothing humane you can buy to change that. This harness does give you control in emergency situations. I’ve already stopped multiple fights with the strap on the back. I have a German Shepherd and two Pit Bulls, I purchased one for each of them. If you have big dogs,…
Great harness for huge dogs! My dog is 156 lbs. He’s a rottweiler/great pyrenees mix. This harness fits him perfectly, and doesn’t put any stress on his neck/throat. The buckle goes on his side, but I can see why some people would have an issue with it, if their dogs aren’t as large or don’t have as deep of a chest cavity/rib cage. It would slide under their arm pit and probably not be very comfortable for them. If you don’t have a dog with an exceptionally large chest and ribcage, I’d suggest looking for a harness that…
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