PetSafe 3 in 1 Dog Harness - No Pull Solution for Dogs - Reflective Dog Harness - Front D-Ring Clip Helps Stop Pulling - Comfortable Padded Straps - Top Handle Enhances Control - Teal - Medium

We have had this particular harness for over two years now and shows little signs of wear. The fabric is sturdy with almost no stretch. Does not shift around our dog like others since he is long with a deep chest. Great to have both front and back clips along with the extra back loop in case we need to hold on for extra security in tight situations. Has made walks much more safe and enjoyable for both.

I have two of these harnesses with the two-point leashes and they are game changers for active pups.I have two very active, spirited dogs that we adopted, they are both around 1 year old and are learning to do walks. This has been the best way to help guide them to become better walking companions with still giving them some freedom.Highly recommend getting both the leash and harness.

Best harness for my dog that I've found so far and I've tried 7 different types at this point. But even if not, it's very well made, very adjustable, easy to put on, and she hasn't been able to slip out so I give it high marks regardless. I also like that it doesn't have to go over her head since she hates that. She also dislikes wearing collars and harnesses in general and does the shake-outs very often when she has something on but seems to do that less so with this harness so I assume it's fairly comfortable even for her.There are some design "flaws" that knocked it down to 4 stars for me, plus some issues for my dog in particular (that I'll list in case anyone has a similar doggo) but these didn't affect the star rating. I'd still recommend the harness overall!Design "Flaws":1) The neck/shoulder adjusts smaller on one side than the other. If you adjust that one side more, it makes each side uneven and twists the harness a bit on your dog. (You can kind of see it in the photo where the grey belly strap meets the neck strap in the front... it's pulled to her left instead of sitting in the middle of her chest.) So even though it's possible to make the neck smaller overall, you shouldn't really adjust that far on the one side because it's not even with the other side and it messes with the fit.2) The neck and chest straps (teal in the photo) seem to stretch a bit when wet, loosening the harness on your dog. It rains a lot here and any time the harness gets wet enough, it gets a bit loose on her in the middle of a walk. Not so loose she'd slip out or anything, but loose enough that it doesn't function as well because it's moving around on her and she ends up being able to pull more. (It's not the adjustment sliders moving on these straps. I have them marked so I could tell if they'd moved. The adjustment sliders are in the same place as always. The straps just apparently stretch some when wet and go back to normal when dry.)3) The adjustment slider on the belly strap doesn't stay in place. For my dog, I have it adjusted so the strap is as short as it'll go but I frequently take the harness off after a walk to find the slider has moved a bit and loosened the strap. This belly strap with the adjuster on it is smaller and less textured so the adjuster just seems to slide more easily? It doesn't seem to affect things too much for my dog but it does happen so noted.Dog-Specific Issues:These aren't enough to make me ditch this harness. Like I said, it's the best I've found for my girl! But:1) The main issue with her is that her chest is apparently rather large compared to her neck/shoulders, so I have a bit of a problem finding things that fit her around both. Usually if it's big enough for her chest, it's too big around her neck/shoulders. Because of the adjustability with this harness, it does fit her in both areas, but the issue mentioned above with the neck/shoulder strap not adjusting evenly on both sides does make things slightly awkward.2) The front martingale loop does definitely help with her pulling. Not completely—she's a VERY strong puller and likes to chase things—but it's definitely improved our walks and makes her have to pay more attention to me/the leash. The issue here with the harness itself is that the D-ring falls quite low on her, between the front legs almost. She's a 40lb Jindo Mix so not tiny but not very tall. She's also always got her nose to the ground and kind of "prances" when she walks, where her legs lift up a bit high every step. So all that combined with the leash being lower, she ends up stepping over it all the time and getting tangled. I can help mitigate this with careful maneuvering of the leash depending on what she's doing, but it is disappointing to have to instead of playing/interacting more with her directly on a walk. It wouldn't be an issue if the ring were higher up on the strap but I think her size, gait, and activity on walks contribute to this more than the harness itself so I can't fault the harness. I've actually purchased PetSafe's other easy walk harness that has the martingale across the chest instead of the belly and the front D-ring sits a bit higher up just to see if that's any better. (Although I think this one with the belly strap will end up being the best for her overall. We'll see!)Anyway, great harness despite a couple issues. Would recommend as long as you're okay with the "flaws", though I haven't found a better harness myself. Other harnesses have had even more issues so this has been the best harness for my girl so far hands down.

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I'll start by saying this was my second attempt at purchasing this product. I initially went by their chart, taking a measurement of my dogs weight, girth and shoulder. Based on their chart, a Small was the recommended size for my 36lb heeler mix. When it came in, I will say it was wayyyy too small. While frustrated that I went with their exact suggestion, I went the next size up to a Medium and it fit perfectly. So if you have a Heeler / some type of cattle dog, get the medium.As for the product itself, it honestly took me a few tries to get the orientation correct. With there being so many adjustments and buckles, I couldn't initially figure out which strap was up vs. down etc. So after some playing around, here are my tips for using this:1) Don't unbuckle the strap that clips and goes around your dogs neck. Leaving this clipped at all times and just slipping around your dogs head makes it very easy to ID.2) The smaller of the two grey straps goes on top of your dogs back. It's the strap that doesn't have the extension on it. Honestly, I kind of wish they put a logo, patch, emblem, something like that on this strap only to make it easier to identify and associate with it being on top for ease.3) Make sure the buckles are on the sides of your dogs vs. lower chest / under their pits.Following these steps makes it easy to remember for me, gives me some visual queues to get the orientation correct. The harness is minimalist, yet nicely padded. Took some time to get the fit fine tuned, but my dog was very patient while we made the adjustments.Oh yea, also love that it came with the seatbelt strap. Used it several times already to take my dog to the park. It's nice because now I'm not worried that when I open the door, my dog won't bolt. Now I open the door, attach her leash, remove the back clip from the seatbelt and she safe / good to go.