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.
10091
We did use the leash. Our cat is an escape artist, though, so the harness didn't stay on long. The leash was fine while we were able to use it. Good length, secure clasp.
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.
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.
2188404
I use the front loop. It is a little loose but I don't have concerns she will slip out. It helps with pulling.
890182
If fitted per their instruction I don believe your dog can escape. My Houdini has never gotten out of his. Hope this helps
231805
I would think so but it doesn't zip up . It does have a pull string but my dog was still able to wiggle out a little when he wanted to. So if your dogs don't want to be confined they probably will be able to get out but I just held him in there and he was fine .
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.
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.
2126142
We purchased a medium for our puppy who was approximately 30 lbs at the time. One issue we experienced was how it cut into her coat when she pulled on it. It is a round tether, so we replaced it with a flat nylon harness that was very easy to adjust and seemed a bit more comfortable.
382325
I'm no expert but it sounds like you should purchase a medium harness. Good luck hope I helped.
1564545
Use an invisible fence inside of your other fence. I saw inside because for me one thing I don't like about them is your dog may not go out of the yard but other dogs & people can come in. I used one inside of my other fence for a dog who would climb or scale any fence I put him in. Depending on your breed also you may want to trade the regular collar in for a "stubborn dog" collar. I have Rhodesian Ridgebacks & this male when he had the regular collar on just stood there getting zapped & looked at me like - ya right you think this will keep me in? Only 1 of my boys went thru it w/stbn collar on & he thought I needed him. I purchased not the "brand" name invisible fence a cheaper one. Just make sure if you get the wire kind to set it all down FIRST before permnantly installing! Also watch the training video & read the booklet & make sure you train the dog correctly. Do exactly as it says don't cut corners. The newest ones out that are wireless are incredible but a lot more expensive. What is your breed of dog? That would be my best suggestion. Otherwise you will have to secure your fence on the bottom with like 2x4's around the outside nailed to posts. Have a much heavier fence installed & high enough the dog doesn't jump and the weave close enough so he can't climb. The invisible fence would be cheaper & I think a better solution. One other thing I know someone who had a Boxer & theirs got a short in it & the dog stayed right in the circled area. Many folks tell me this they shut theirs off after a while & dog stays right in the boundries. Not so with a RR my two boys checked it every day to make sure it was working. My husband did not ground a new one we put in after moving & it got zapped & ruined (make sure you do that!) & one of my boys knew it was off in less than 1/2 hour & was out.
192425
I think it would be best for you to contact the seller of this harness. I no longer use the harness. Previous answer by David is excellent. Give that loving doggie a big hug and kiss for 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!
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.
2190112
It seals up nicely so I do not think they would be able to escape. My dogs are 23 and 15 pounds they fit fine, they do not like it though, so mine sits and collects dust. I am sorry, I cannot remember if the box said what it was as I got mine a bit ago. To be safe you could order it as a gift and have it wrapped.
586792
I would not think 'jumping out' would be a problem. My bassett/lab mix has never shown that he could jump out of the enclosure. However, if you review some of the customer reviews on Amazon, there is video footage from one customer that shows her dog climbing out of the area. The dog appears to be a Yorkie.