Dog harness

[MargaretMouse]

Can anyone recommend me a Good but quick harness to put on my dog. She is not that keen on going out, but when she does her harness at the moment , is threw the feet and Velcro on top it’s called a Puppia, she hates it. I hope someone can help me with a easier one to put on and one that won’t rub her, she is such a fussy girl, she has a lot of illness eg IBD and chronic pancreatitis so I wonder if the tightness around her tummy makes the situation worse. I’m looking forward to your replies. Thanks.

[NewtoOrlando]

We have a K-9 from amazon, it's the best one we have had and was recommended by Battersea when we adopted Daisy. She's a strong excitable staffie/springer/boxer cross so needs something strong to keep hold of her!

[mitch84]

Does she need a harness? A collar and lead is very quick if she doesn’t pull like a train

[Bellasmummy]

K-9 is be far the easiest we’ve had. Pop it over their head and do the buckle up, just as easy as a collar.

[MargaretMouse]

I’m afraid she pulls so much, so can’t use collar.

[Anne K]

Perfect fit harnesses are the best.

[PoohBears#1fan]

We use Dogmatics with our St Bernards.

[Claudette]

Mine wear Puppia harnesses, they have two different style and your description makes me think you are using the other style. We buy this style and have never had a problem.

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[Poppycat]

Also recommend the K9 for ease and comfort but harnesses can make the pulling worse. Our dog just leans into it!

We use a dogmatic or Halti head collar instead on those occasions he feels he is on a mission.

[ChoppyGirl]

Originally Posted by Poppycat

Also recommend the K9 for ease and comfort but harnesses can make the pulling worse. Our dog just leans into it!

We use a dogmatic or Halti head collar instead on those occasions he feels he is on a mission.

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I agree with this. We have a GSD who pulls so we thought we would get her a harness. It made it much worse as she just put all her chest muscles into it. We went to a dog trainer who suggested a head collar which works.