Is this the right picture for this harness? does it really have two handles to lift your dog? I see an item with same model but single handle
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Yes, the picture is accurate. The handles are double stitched and seem pretty strong. I've used them to lift her with a loaded pack with no problems. However, I would not use them for climbing, repelling or leash attachment, but they are good grab handles for lifting. There are two metal attachment points for a leash. I've added some pictures of the harness on my dog. She is 75 lbs, 33 1/2 inch chest and 27in at the shoulder (large fits very well with a lot of room).
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yes this one has two handles. there are others that don't. they made several models. They also have a heavy duty one with raptor clips for $125.
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It does have the handle (well, it did when I bought it :) ). If you look at the other two pictures on this item, they show the handle, only the first picture for some reason only shows the hose. Be sure to read the other reviews about how to install it: don't try to splice it onto the old hose, or the old hose will crack up again at the point of connection and you'll be back where you started. Instead take off the machine cover, pull off the old hose right at the base, and slide on the new.
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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 bit hug for me.
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It's similar to the top, but cut out so the dog can urinate and defecate without soiling the material. Believe me, it works. I had tried other harnesses but this is clearly the best because it gives so much more support. I feel I've gained months of better quality life for my dog by using this product. He is able to walk longer distances...when he tires, I support his weight a bit more until we get back home. He is a 65 lb collie and this harness distributes the support evenly so he is able to walk almost naturally.
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Yes, the 26" carrier has a handle. But I found it awkward handling the carrier by the handle, especially with an animal moving around inside the carrier. Ultimately, I carried it by holding onto the back ridge and the front door of the carrier.
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The only adjustable part is the buckle which is on the top of the harness which would be over the dog's back. The "join" that is at the bottom of the harness is a swivel joint. I like it because it does not put any pressure whatsoever on my dog's lower or upper neck. She has a collapsing trachea so most harness will put enough pressure on the lower neck area to cause her to cough. She is well behaved on a leash however the harness is strong enough (she weighs 56 lbs) for me to restrain her should she try to pull in another direction (like toward another dog). Her harness has an "L" or a "7" on it, probably an "L". The only adjustable part is the buckle which is on the top of the harness which would be over the dog's back. The "join" that is at the bottom of the harness is a swivel joint. I like it because it does not put any pressure whatsoever on my dog's lower or upper neck. She has a collapsing trachea so most harness will put enough pressure on the lower neck area to cause her to cough. She is well behaved on a leash however the harness is strong enough (she weighs 56 lbs) for me to restrain her should she try to pull in another direction (like toward another dog). Her harness has an... » Read More The only adjustable part is the buckle which is on the top of the harness which would be over the dog's back. The "join" that is at the bottom of the harness is a swivel joint. I like it because it does not put any pressure whatsoever on my dog's lower or upper neck. She has a collapsing trachea so most harness will put enough pressure on the lower neck area to cause her to cough. She is well behaved on a leash however the harness is strong enough (she weighs 56 lbs) for me to restrain her should she try to pull in another direction (like toward another dog). Her harness has an "L" or a "7" on it, probably an "L". « Show Less
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I would look at a totally different harness. I couldn't get mine to fit my dog and when I did she was out of it in 10 seconds. I should have returned it but I never did. Waste of money.
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Yes. You can slide it part way up both legs and gently lift up the hind end of your dog as you pull the harness up. My dog could not stand at all and I used this for 11 months.
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I know when I was looking at these on Amazon that one of the pics had a different handle showing than the rest. The one I got has a handle just like what P. Boguslawski described. Very well built.
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You could help a little but not too much. The straps are designed to pull back on a dog that's lunging forward. If you pull forward/upward, the front strap becomes useless and the bottom strap will dig into the dog's armpits. If it is just a little weight/pressure it will be ok. But too much force and that bottom strap will be very uncomfortable for the dog, plus the whole harness could slip off.
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I know that the ultimate harness has a handle on too instead of complete velcrow. If you look the up kn google images there are lots of different angles.
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Yes, the handle is a little bigger than the regular one. Plus, if you look closely it shows it connected to the extension pole in the picture.
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Mine has a side to side handle. It stays on by itself. I don't have to hold it on which is what I wanted. So far I really like it.
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Don't think the handle is adjustable. Handle is very comfortably located for even a 4'11 me to push, approximately 30 to 34 inches from floor. My dogs love this pet rider & I liked all it's features above all the rest I researched & I would not trad it for any others. It's all terrian, large wheels which go better & this carrier can hold 60 pounds of dogs which is not stated by other such pet carriers. It's just a great pet stroller. My tiny Yorkies feel so Safe in it if we pass other larger dogs on the street while walking. Hope this info helps you to purchase this item as it's Super Fabulous!!! Don't think the handle is adjustable. Handle is very comfortably located for even a 4'11 me to push, approximately 30 to 34 inches from floor. My dogs love this pet rider & I liked all it's features above all the rest I researched & I would not trad it for any others. It's all terrian, large wheels which go better & this carrier can hold 60 pounds of dogs which is not stated by other such pet carriers. It's just a great pet stroller. My tiny Yorkies feel so Safe in it if we pass other larger dogs on the street while walking. Hope this info helps you to purchase this item as it's Super... » Read More Don't think the handle is adjustable. Handle is very comfortably located for even a 4'11 me to push, approximately 30 to 34 inches from floor. My dogs love this pet rider & I liked all it's features above all the rest I researched & I would not trad it for any others. It's all terrian, large wheels which go better & this carrier can hold 60 pounds of dogs which is not stated by other such pet carriers. It's just a great pet stroller. My tiny Yorkies feel so Safe in it if we pass other larger dogs on the street while walking. Hope this info helps you to purchase this item as it's Super Fabulous!!! « Show Less
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Mine had caraginers on both ends like the one in the picture. That was the red bungie that came with it and it had a short dog leash with a collar snap on one end and a material loop that went trough the carabiner on the other end.
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I just use a regular harness. I read somewhere that there is a 2nd tether in case you have a 2nd dog sharing the seat.
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I ordered the larger size and it does not have handles. The one I have is way to big to travel with unless you break it down. This is a strong crate and the best one I have had as yet. But to carry your pet in and travel I just don't know unless you have room for the crate