PetSafe 3 in 1 Dog Harness - No Pull Solution for Dogs - Reflective Dog Harness - Front D-Ring Clip Helps Stop Pulling - Comfortable Padded Straps - Top Handle Enhances Control - Plum - Extra Small

I love all aspects of this 3-in-1 harness and purchased two size XS for my small dogs. It's comfortable, easy to adjust and, as advertised, has the no pull ring feature along the front which is perfect for leash training and prevents pulling and choking. The harness is labeled to make it easy to identify where and how to properly put the harness on your pet. It also comes with a user guide and a seatbelt restraint for your dog. I am very pleased with my purchase and highly recommend this harness.

The purple harness is inches smaller compared to.SAME black harness purchased both new

I love this XS PetSafe 3-in-1 harness for my 11-pound Welsh Terrier. I bought this harness after trying multiple other harnesses that did not fit around her neck as they were either too small or too large. I have this PetSafe harness at the tightest settings and it fits perfectly. Using the front ring helps keep my puppy from pulling on a walk. This harness protects her tiny neck and throat from pressure due to pulling. I recommend this harness if you're having trouble finding a harness to fit your puppy.

In theory this should fit my mini dachshund, but it doesn't somehow, that is my only - and largest gripe with it. Otherwise, it's a good harness.The first good point is the front ring doesn't end up so low that it obstructs her walking, which is the case with a lot of front ring harnesses on her since she has such stubby legs. The second good point is that despite it being a pretty bare bones harness, they took the time to lightly pad the straps. It's just the right amount of comfort to practicality. I got this because we wanted a harness for light hiking and daily walks so the padding really is a plus. The fact that there are three clips is very nice, she hates things getting pulled over her head and also can't stand the step-in style of harness so just standing there like a cute little lump while I work around her to put on a harness is perfect. The color is also true to the image. It's a nice, bright, purple somewhere between a magenta and a plum. Other than that I seem to have a magical size-defying dog. Her neck measures 10 inches, while her torso measures 14.5-15 inches, which means that according to the measurements for the x-small, this should fit snugly. It doesn't. I had high hopes for all the points of adjustment: both sides of the neck, the breast bone strap, and both sides of the torso but at the smallest everything, I can still get 3 fingers under both the torso and neck, which means that it slides around before doing any correcting of her behavior. I really wish there was an xx-small because aside from a cheapo harness we got from the grocery store it's the closest thing to fit. I'd definitely scoop up an xx-small from petsafe. The price point is good, I just happen to have a hard-to-fit dachshund and it's a real shame that something so ultra adjustable doesn't work for her.

I have been having trouble finding a harness that fits my Russell Terrier's long cylindrical body. This harness fits her well. The extra small fit her with room to adjust it in both directions. She is 11lbs.

Beautiful construction.

My large Yorkie started pulling so I bought this and she stopped right away. She was trained to heal before but had started refusing. That may be why it worked so fast.

I had one of these for my dog for 10 years. He passed away Dec 31, 2020. It's dirty but I would have no problem using it for years to come. Once you get the hang of putting it on, it's a breeze. The quality construction makes it a bit stiff at first but it softens over time. I'm a person always paranoid that things like leashes and harnesses will fail resulting in something horrible so I have always been very picky about what I use. I have a new dog that's about a year old. My old dogs harness was too big so I bought the same harness in a smaller size. Problem isy new dog is an escape artist. No matter how I adjusted it, he would find a way to wiggle at least one paw out of it. I stand by my recommendation but if you have an escape artist like me, I would look for something that goes over their head and clamps in 2 places around the torso. I found one from ruffwear that is perfect for someone as paranoid as I am. It's expensive! But I don't plan on buying alot of them and it's worth the peace of mind for me. If you have a calmer dog, this harness works great and should last you a long time.The important thing is to avoid things that put pressure on your dogs throat. Its more delicate than people realize and easy to injure your dog without alot of force. IMHO if you are paranoid like me, I would avoid many of the "comfort" harnesses. I ordered a few of them and the material used IS SOFT but also very easy to tear from abrasion or sharp thickets. The problem with that material again IMHO is that once those comfort harnesses get a hole or tear, it's easy to continue tearing. I know some people with comfort harnesses will go a lifetime with no issues. These are just my personal opinions. If you take nothing else away from this, please use a harness that doesn't put pressure on your dogs throat (often listed as "no choke" harnesses). My previous dog was a pekingese.and my new pup is also a pekingese which adds complexity. Many harnesses don't cater to their odd proportions. This worked fine for my previous dog once I found the right size (took a couple of tries). Watch out for cheap knock offs. You will find that critical things like materials, stitching and metal attachment rings are usually poor quality. My dogs trust me to look out for their safety. I'm not willing to risk it for a few dollars. This is a great harness and good value for money IMHO and the brand has a generally good reputation . If you're looking for an escape artist harness and recognize you will probably only need to buy 1 maybe 2 adjustable harnesses on your dogs life, then I suggest ruffwear webmaster or what I finally bought, ruffwear flagline (both avail.on Amazon). But again, THIS harness served me and my last dog for 10 years.I hope this helps others overwhelmed by choice. Hopefully my wordy review proves it's a real review because scammers wouldn't take the time to write this 😆😆.

Tiene cierre/enchufe rápido en la zona del cuello, eso genial; la geometría es buena; los acabados son correctos.

I ordered the small harness as my dog seemed to be in between sizes. I found the material quite thick & bulky but even after trying to get it to fit I realised it was too big for him. I arranged to return it & swap it for the extra small size. Was slightly wondering if that one would be too small. Within a couple of days the XS size arrived. I was very impressed as I hadn't sent the other one back yet. In fact it has only gone in the post today!The XS is much better as it fits him. Am still adjusting it so the fit is snug but not too tight. It is also less bulky. I love the colour & would definitely buy again from Petsafe. Thank you for being so responsive in replacing it with the smaller size. The other one is in the post winging it’s way back to you😊

followed the measurements and still slightly too loose. it’s tightened as far as it goes. no longer have the box so i’ll stick to it. she’s a 13m cavalier so i’m hoping when she maxes out her growth she’ll fill it in better. she does follow instructions better then she did with the slip knot. she use to choke herself. with this i can walk with no pulling and no need to fix her reverse sneezing. lots of pros of this harness and price is way better then others. i like the material and fabric on the inner part where it could cause rash so that’s definitely a plus. she comes with me on car rides so it’s great that it has that option to put the seat on and keeps her safe. she doesn’t complaint about it and is comfortable.

I love this harness for my long haired dogs. We only use it for walks due to matting. We still have to comb them after each use but better than a full vest.It is good for all three uses. No pull, regular and seatbelt. We use the seatbelt handle to get control of our one dog who is VERY reactive. Comes in handy. It also doesn't need to go over their head to attach which I LOVE but it could if you wanted to, Just keep the collar section loose. We have No complaints.Only advise/issue I can give/see is till you get used to it the multiple buckles can be confusing when putting it on the pet.To eliminate this we make sure when we take it off we leave the collar buckle till last and keep it closed when storing. The other buckles stay undone. This way we know how to put it on again quickly. Collar first then chest.

My dog is a rescue dog and is extremely afraid of people and he even used to scared of me as well. That's why I needed a harness that would prevent my dog from running away from me when he slips out of a harness. Moreover, during walks, he would pull the leash strongly. So I needed a harness that would address these issues. But other harnesses seemed easy for my dog to escape from so I was hesitating buying a harness. Fortunately, this particular harness has been incredibly helpful to me. It's been 6 months since I started using it, and it is so sturdy, so still works great! If your dog is good at escaping from harnesses and pulls the leash during walks, I highly recommend getting this harness.