How does this fit in the armpit area? My current harness is uncomfortable for my dog. Thanks!
448897
Just like the picture! My 50# pitbull is in the medium. That area ~2" wide, and doesn't tough his legs, but is soft regardless.
448898
Doesn't even come close to my dog's pits. Similar fitting to the one in the pic. At times, I've even used it to take her for a walk.
448899
This is very roomy and doesn't cut into the armpit area. My dog is a rottweiler/Australian shepherd 100# and this is comfortable on her. The padding is very nice too.
448900
My dog is a ten-and-a-half pound Italian Greyhound, and she wears a size small. Soon as she sees the harness, she knows it means a ride in the car, and she gets excited.She doesn't fuss at all or squirm, or try to get out of it, so I'd have to say that it is comfortable for her.The two piece system, where you leave the one piece in your car and hook the harness, is so quick, easy, and safe for your dog and for you.I hope that you'll give this harness a try. It's the best that I've ever used for my beloved dogs, and possibly the least costly.
2211400
The fit for my dog was pretty close to the recomendations, definitely don't want have it too tight for his exercising. These harnesses are great for allowing your dog to pull and build his chest area
533071
This view is actually what is the underside of the harness. The rubber Puppia emblem would be right on th dog's chest. The D ring is on the top side of the harness. It Isn't padded under the arms, but there is a finished seam that goes all away around the harness so the edges are soft and if adjusted properly, does not rub against the dog. I hope this was helpful.
1254137
my first question to you is 1. is the dog grown? if so I would use the how to measure on the Dean and Tyler site. this harness is true to size. however if you Boxer still has growing room I would suggest to you to buy true to size now and expect to buy an extension. These are excellent harness's, however one note I would add is that the dog can back out of the harness. I would not suggest this for an untrained dog. you pull forward and they pull back and off the harness comes so please just make a mental note of this I would still recommend this harness. It is the best one I have seen for the money. I hope this helps.
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.
1948273
Hello, I bought it for our golden who has had four knee surgeries when I got it he weighed 70lvs and now he is 105 and after adjustments it was a little snug on top of his shoulders but it still fit and he walked around as if no problem. After this I took it off and put it on our pit who weighs 50 lbs she's short and sticky adjusted it and it fit her just fine as well. I would recommend it because for our golden who had the surgeries it's a lot less impact vs having the leash attached to the collar. Also I bought a xl
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i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow the dog to move freely and you don't have to take the harness out of the car.. i leave clipped to the "back" clip on the booster seat.. i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow... » Read More i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow the dog to move freely and you don't have to take the harness out of the car.. i leave clipped to the "back" clip on the booster seat.. « Show Less
1988057
Yes, the arm is great but the harness is not , there is no way to lock it down so the dog can get out of it. I bought one that goes around their neck and back end so they can't sit down when you are cutting on their back end. I love it. Hope this helps.
1713847
I have not experienced this problem. But the harness I purchased fits very snug even though it is let out all the way. I almost returned it for the next larger size however since it is only on my dog during walks decided it might be better to have a snug fit. However, I have a large Male Husky and this harness has not stopped his pulling completely.
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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!!!
676785
YES. It absolutely does, despite it's claims not to. I have a short-haired pit bull mix and after 4 weeks, he had intense chafing under his arms, no matter how I tried to align/re-fit the harness. Turned into a 1 inch scab that took 4 weeks to heal.
529908
It should fit well. My Yorkie - poo has been in the toy size harness since I found it when he was 2.2lbs. It was the only harness I could find that fit him, I just bought him another one after 2 years. I now have all 3 of my dogs in this harness.
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My dog was a champion puller. I only put it on when we go walking. It fixes the pulling so I'm not sure what wearing it all day would help with, but I don't see any reason why it would be an issue. The straps have a lamb skin pad that cushions the 'armpit' area to keep the straps from irritating his skin. You would have to be canine Houdini in order to skip out of this thing.
197025
The harness has not bothered my dog, and she now has two of the harnesses. However, while my dog's coat is short, it is also thick...thick in the sense that you have to work to see her skin. This answer might not have helped, but I wanted to give you an accurate answer.
1431500
I'm not the seller, but it fits my 16lb. pug just fine. According to the Description on Amazon, it 'Fits 12"-28" girths.' So measure your pooch behind the legs (at the widest point, where a normal harness would be), and if it's within that size range, it should fit just fine.
441019
Hello and good day. Although this unit itself may be a bit large on a dog this size, you can cut the collar to remove the excess collar. What is the neck measurement of your pup? I also fully suggest using the comfort adapter. It provides a great deal more comfort, and effectiveness. Small Dog Comfort Adapter fits most Dogtra remote collars I now only put the unit on, and our dog (Min Pin) knows to fly right for the most part.
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We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another... » Read More We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. « Show Less