rabbitgoo Dog Harness, No-Pull Pet Harness with 2 Leash Clips, Adjustable Soft Padded Dog Vest, Reflective No-Choke Pet Oxford Vest with Easy Control Handle for Medium Dogs, Yellow, M

The media could not be loaded.  Every time we try to take our dog out, he always wants to run and pulls constantly, even though choking himself! I was very skeptical about a no-pull harness; I wasn’t sure how the placement of where the leash attaches would do anything.We noticed a big difference in walking our dog immediately, during the very first use. In the first half of the video, the leash is attached in back, like our normal harness, and you can see how his front legs are lifted off the ground trying to run. In the second part, the leash is attached in front, for no-pull; this was only the second time we used the no-pull attachment with him, so you can see that he still tries to pull some, but the difference is dramatic! (also, my son should have been walking to the dog’s left side, where the leash was, but we were just learning, and the dog likes to switch sides while walking) I am confident that with regular use, he will become used to it and stop pulling completely. (Of course, the true test will be when a rabbit or squirrel crosses our path!)I’m no longer skeptical and I love this harness!

The media could not be loaded.  This is a fantastic harness once you get it adjusted to your dog. My dog was awful to take on walks - he is 70+ pounds and would pull my shoulder out of the socket if he saw a squirrel or anything else that needed to be investigated/chased. By clipping the leash to the front (on the dog's chest), if he pulled, he got spun around towards me... which frustrated him very quickly and stopped the pulling!! It's amazing and I can enjoy taking him for walks now. For the record I did try other methods to get him to walk nicer first, but this one is the best, because he is very stubborn.The only con (for the dog, not me), is he hates it when I put this thing on him. Literally freezes and makes the saddest face you'll ever see - check out the video. I promise he was much happier the instant we got outside and forgot all about the harness, it's just the initial putting it on that must make him insecure hahaI've used it quite a bit over the past few months and it has gotten wet a few times - plenty durable, and the clips for attaching a leash are metal so should last a long time.2 YEAR UPDATE:I still have this harness and my poor dog still hates it. He's now 5 years old and a bit calmer on the leash than he used to be, but as you can see by the photo, his sadness/embarrassment is palpable when you first put it on him! But I still love using it, and he cheers right up as soon as the walk begins. I can use it on his back now and he won't dislocate my shoulder but still occasionally hook the leash to the chest clip if he is too wound up.

*Update: 3-23-21*It's been 3 years and the harnesses have held up. The stitching is still solid, as well as the connection points. So I really have no complaints.I did buy a 2nd one, shortly after the first, so I'd always have one to keep nice (for regular walks and trips) and one she could beat on. But after 3 years I finally decided to buy my 3rd and rotate the original one out.The new one is the Grey w/black version. I really like the look of the Grey with my Husky. Anyway, I felt it was time for an update and reaffirm my high marks I originally left for this.*Original: 5-18-18*I recently needed to buy a larger size harness for my 7 month old Husky. The Large fit perfectly. It is almost at it tightest settings but she is just one big hairball (as you can see in the pic)I have found that I keep loosening it up after every walk, due to my reinforced faith in the design. She has been able to squeeze her way out of previous harnesses, that only connected around the chest (the ones that snap together at back of the neck). But this one is a game changer.I found that their sizing chart matches up with the actual dimensions perfectly.The only concern I have is the rear connection point (Pic #2). It is metal and is stitched failry well in. But I really wish it was built like the one they installed on the chest (Pic#3). I used a key for perspective and not only is the front thicker, the nylon strap is as well.I doubt it'll ever give but I'm going to keep an eye on it just in case

First let me say that I went to the local pet store and tried to buy a harness there, unfortunately they were twice the price of this one and not as adjustable. There was maybe one inch of adjustability on the harness which made it hard for me to justify buying one from them. I have a 4 month old 43 pound golden doodle that is still growing. The medium JUST BARELY fit him and a large was way too big since there was not much adjustability in what they had there. This was absolutely PERFECT, I had to cinch the straps down almost all the way but it is nice knowing that I will not have to buy another one in another month when he outgrows it! That all being said when I put it on him I could not believe the difference! I couldn't believe it was the same dog! We went on a 3 mile walk and it was pleasurable! We met other dogs all along the walk as well as kids and there was minor pulling initially but once he felt the tension he stopped. I was sold immediately!!! I wish that I would have brought this thing a few months ago! I do not have any negative things to say about it whatsoever and would gladly buy this product again! When this one wears out I will purchase another, it is worth its weight in gold! I did not realize something so cheap would make life so much easier when it came to walking the dog! We have been working on walking with a loose leash for over a month and this has made all the difference in the world in his training. If you have a dog that loves to pull, then this is what you need! My dog would lunge and pull and sometimes make me feel as if he was going to pull my arm out of its socket when he would see something that he wanted. This has solved almost all issues I had with walking him , besides trying to sniff anything and everything during the walk!

The media could not be loaded.  After buying several "no pull" harnesses for my 18 month Staffy all of which seemed to make him pull more,some made his chest sore from rubbing I ordered this hoping it was as good as the reviews say it is?I wasn’t disappointed I can now walk my dog without him dragging me down the street!It’s like walking a different dog

I have bought two sizes of this harness for our Springer Spaniel pup. The size 'S' did her up until she was 9 months and then I bought a size M.I bought it again because the quality is excellent. I really like the bright orange colour as we can spot her in the undergrowth for a good distance away. She loves wearing it and it doesn't impede her running around in anyway. I also like the loops at the front and back to easily allow you to hold the dog while you attach a lead. Lastly, it is easy to put on and off as the clips are on the topside behind the front shoulders. Its been through the wash multiple times now and is still going strong.

La verdad que me ha sorprendido gratamente.Mi perrete es bastante burro y casi todos los arneses anti tiro le son insuficientes, incluso marcas reconocidas y recomendadas por cualquier tienda de animales. Me arriesgue al comprar este arnés y la verdad que un acierto total.La calidad del arnés perfecta, tiene dos opciones para poder enganchar al perro en la parte de la arriba para llevarlo como un arnés normal y en la del pecho para la función anti tiro.Mi perro pesa unos 37 kilos y la talla L le va perfecta, además en la parte superior tiene un agarre para poder cogerlo sin problema, además de las líneas reflectantes, perfectas para los paseos nocturnos, es sin duda el mejor arnés que mi perro ha tenido, la parte del pecho del arnés viene acolchada para que nuestro perro no tenga roces, super recomendable!---------------Actualización----------------Llevamos varias semanas con este arnés y es totalmente recomendable! Si que cada cierto tiempo hay que volver a ajustarlo porque con los tirones va cediendo un poco.Fácil de poner, se ajusta al perro y no le roza nada.Totalmente recomendable!---------------Actualización tras 5 meses de uso----------------Tras 5 meses de uso el arnés sigue intacto, no se ha roto ni ha perdido calidad, lo que dice mucho de su resistencia.No provoca roces a nuestro perro, además es súper fácil de colocar, como anteriormente dije la única parte mala es que las correas de la parte del cuello se acaban aflojando, pero se reajustan de forma rápida y simple.Totalmente recomendable tras tantos meses de uso!!!!

Have only used this harness a few times, as it is new and have only used the chest attachment. When Figit pulls, the harness comes round to the side slightly and makes him lift that leg up and bounce on his other three. However, he only did this a few times and then learnt to walk at my heel. He has literally gone from a ‘power puller’ with horrendous choking noises to a ‘side trotter’ who doesn’t sound like he is about to die. This has literally happened within three walks and has made the whole experience so much nicer. He still does the odd yank, but remembers as soon as he has to skip and comes straight back to me. The only reason I didn’t give this 5 stars is because the straps are quite hard to adjust, but I suppose that’s what stops them loosening during a walk. I cannot vouch whether the harness rubs yet, but there have been no problems so far. Would deffo recommend this harness.

My little Jack Russell has always pulled like a train, despite help from a professional. I've tried various anti-pull collars and harnesses, too, to no avail. This actually seems to work!!The harness seems strong and sturdy, but both the straps and the padded parts all feel softer than I expected - more comfortable for such a small dog. The plastic clip buckles are not as flimsy as some I've seen. The straps are not easy to alter - but in the other hand, neither do they slip when in use, like others I've had.The small size is perfect for Jack, who has an 18" chest, but wants to wear this over his winter coat. Plenty of leeway to tighten it for summer use; and it would certainly expand to fit a much larger dog, too. I like the addition of several elastic sections behind the straps, which reduce sudden shock if the dog jerks. (The elastic will no doubt wear out over time, but the fabric straps appear to continue behind the elastic, so the harness will still be useable.)The first time we used it, Jack was lagging behind on a four foot long leash, unsure as to whether his legs would work when wearing a coat AND a harness. Suddenly, The Enemy sauntered past the end of the street. Jack surged forward, building momentum over the eight foot distance available to him, confident that he would leap around on the end of his leash looking fierce, but without any danger of getting within reach of his foe. As he reached the end of his leash, which was attached to the front ring, he turned a quick somersault, landing flat in his back. The Enemy viewed Jack's soft undercarriage speculatively; the other owner and I, a neighbour, and a passing pedestrian, all looked on I astonishment, then started to laugh. Jack righted himself, gathered what was left of his dignity, and set off in the other direction. He's never pulled since. More than a week of perfect manners! I have various medical problems, and this harness has made SUCH a difference to our walks - I no longer dread taking Jack out! I would never have used the harness in such a violent way myself - but since he did it to himself ...Not every aid works for every dog - but for us, this harness has been one if the best investments I've made, and I would certainly recommend trying it if you have a committed "puller".