My dog is an escape artist and has managed to teach the other two how to get out of the harness. Is yours more 'escape proof'? Medium sized 30# dog.
897081
As long as you get the right size for your dog, it should be quite "escape-proof".
897082
I cannot imagine a dog being able to escape a harness as long as you have the proper fit and it is fairly tight. No way my dog would be able to escape this.
897083
The only way a dog it going to get out of this is if they are laying down with their legs out in front of them... and they pull backwards... in that case, yes, they can get out of it... That said, while walking and standing up, it would be very difficult for a dog to get out.
897084
Yes, If u can c photo there r 2 adjustable straps one around the neck and one around the belly, no escaping out of this harness.
897085
NO it is not. By design, it slips over the head then buckles behind the front legs and around the ribcage. To have it so tight the it could not pull out of it would be most uncomfortable for your dog.
1380012
I think a harness is best for an energetic dog especially if s/he won't be closely supervised. My experience is that the dog is less likely to get tangled, injured or free with a harness as opposed to collar
1941191
in my opinion "NO". It inconvenienced my minpin but did not "hobble" her. I finally electrified the fence by going to a feed store and buying a kit of transformer and wires. Did the trick, she only tried it once, got zapped, and now doesn't even think of jumping it. She also spent time chewing up the "jumping" harness so that was a wash. It would only be useful for walking a hard to control dog.
590761
Hi, I found this item to be made cheaply?? Like on top there is no safety so I used wired to stop it from maybe caving in. Also it doesn't close very well either, so you may want to use a back up clip. For a 5 lb dog might be fine but, For a few more dollars you can get either a Midwest or another brand. Hope this helps
2100349
I have a 24# Cocker Spaniel. The belt hooks right thru the seat belt and the other end just has to be fastened to the harness. My dog can sit, lay down whatever but cannot get off the seat. I feel if was well worth the money. I keep it hooked to the seat belt and when he gets in the car all we have to do is snap it on his harness..
1917401
Your dog will NOT be able to get out. My dog destroyed several other crates and could not be contained until I got this one. If you have an escape artist, this crate is well worth the price.
44374
The smaller hole gets slipped over their head. Then you pick up the right leg and put it in that hole. Then you clasp the harness closed on the left side, behind that leg. Easy peasy. Once my dog became familiar with it, she would even wiggle her head in and throw her right leg at me. :)
1582193
I cannot find any kind of a hook to clip a leash on mine. If that's important to you, you might want to try the Kurgo (I was pretty happy with that one - though the pockets aren't as roomy and it's all one piece). FWIW, my dog pulls a lot and I found a pinch collar works pretty well. Believe it or not, combined with a retractable leash, he's much more manageable. He has more freedom and responds better to the pinch collar. I know that's not the "proper" way to walk a dog, but I'm happy if I can walk him without getting sore arms!
1045039
I would recommend the ABO Gear Dog Harness. It is not a no pull harness but it makes it a lot easier to walk them because they can not get out of it.
1516387
It may loosen occasionally, I have to tighten mine after every 3rd-4th ride. What worked best for my dog's pulling is a nose harness, she was a different dog after we started using it on walks and did not pull at all. When I ride with her, I put the nose harness on her but attach the bike leash to her body harness not the nose harness. Just having it on keeps her in check. You might want to check that out, got mine at Petsmart for $14.
1760477
I don't know the dog or it's age, if he was mine I would keep the dog at my hip with carabiner on leash at belt loop. Then train my pup as he barked give a little tug and say No/ quiet or shhh. The vest/jacket has helped our pup greatly with his fear and anxiety. Sounds he may need to burn energy (bike or walks) then train with treats and loving, before meals Good luck
1776495
I don't know, but my dog was able to get out of it very easily. I recommend something more secure, especially for airline travel where safety is most important.
2190111
The only way they can escape is if they chew through the netting or the material. I use mine every day. I carry a Shih Tzu and a Papillion in it. I am very happy with it. Do not remember what the box looked like sorry
1869657
Yes, but not while the harness is in use. If the dog is wearing the harness while at rest or play the straps could easily loosen allowing the harness to slip off. I do not recommend keeping the harness on 24 hrs a day.
1416544
If you have this on firm enough, I do not believe your dog could get out of this and as long as this is larger then the opening your precious one tries to or actually does escape from, this ought to work. Good luck!
1450951
I've had to adjust my harness several times. My dog was able to pull one of his front legs through the front of the harness until I figured out how to adjust it. I have it tighter on front with a little more give around the chest. My dog is still growing and I've noticed the chest strap getting snug so I'm going to adjust again. Play with the tightness of the straps and see if that helps. Hopefully the harness will work for you... I've just kept adjusting til I found what works!!!
890180
I feel that it will keep her from backing out. the harness is like a t shape...it goes over head up under each from leg and snaps at shoulders...that's why I got the harness for my 100 lb lab..mainly got it for her because its a snug comfortable fit and doesn't pose the risk of hurting her neck..