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.
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
394293
I do. My dog travels with two harnesses on. I lock both into the dog seat then remove the traveling harness when I reach my destination. The walking harness stays on. Hope this helps...
1931607
I use a harness for my dog ,better if you stop real quick ,will not hurt dog much safer than a collar
804002
Yes it is. Too easy. If the dog pulls hard it will disconnect. That's why I returned it. A trainer warned me, but I disregarded the warning.
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
180969
This is definitely not escape proof. It tells you in the instructions not to use this for a tie out situation. If you're holding a lead and you hold it straight up the cat can't get out. When they have leverage against the lead they can back out fairly easily. The best plan is to not let the cat pull against the lead. I've always been able to grab him before it became a problem.
382325
I'm no expert but it sounds like you should purchase a medium harness. Good luck hope I helped.
1873135
I love these harnesses, but one of my dogs did the same thing. This has only happened once. Do you have the soft part of the harness in the back? You should be able to tighten both sides enough so he can't pull out. I usually hold the leash up a bit so he can't pull backwards. I do love the quick release.
1256293
My husband frequently walks our Labs using this harness and we have never had a problem with it. I am not trying to sound like a know it all, but do you think your dog may need some obedience training when it comes to walking on lead? Hope I did not offend you.
1033239
I have mine as a safety precaution for my dog...She is on retractable leash w/harnesses when we go trail walking.
1533547
My dog did this and now she just turns away. My other dog that does not have the gentle lead is still a nut case but he is small and I can handle him. Still, I think I will get him one.We tried one on a dog with a small nose and she got out of it in a minute.
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There is a D-ring on the back but be warned, my boxer learned how to get out of it in like five minutes. There was no rigging good enough to keep him in it if we needed him to be tied out for a few hours for one reason or another. This will be fine if you need a good walking harness but that's it.
1988058
Yes. The harness is a little small for my dogs (all 3 are under 15 pounds), it kind of chokes them. But I've started hooking it on something longer and it works now.
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
1958762
with my 22 1/2 pounder I checked into dog harnesses, they don't have the velcro security I feel I have with the ones made for cats, if you can find one made like the kitty holster instead of just straps, measure girth and neck size and go to a pet store and see if they carry the vest type, usually all they have is for little tiny dog.
1873136
Brenda, I have to think you have a harness that is too large for your dog. I can't imagine how it could back out if the size is correct.