Frisco Small Breed Soft Vest Step In Back Clip Dog Harness

I purchased three of these harnesses for my cat when he got stuck with the cone of shame because as an outdoor cat with stitches in his ear he couldn’t be outdoors without being on a leash for two weeks. Now I love the idea behind the harness, before I purchased these he was using the regular cat harnesses they sell in Wal-mart with the chest strap that in my opinion I believed hurt his chest when I would have to pull on his leash and he’d fight me. I wanted a full body harness so that if I pulled on the leash he’d be cushioned, sadly this isn’t for cats and their contortionist bodies . My cat threw a hissy fit when I pulled on his leash and somehow managed to get his front left paw out of the I purchased three of these harnesses for my cat when he got stuck with the cone of shame because as an outdoor cat with stitches in his ear he couldn’t be outdoors without being on a leash for two weeks. Now I love the idea behind the harness, before I purchased these he was using the regular cat harnesses they sell in Wal-mart with the chest strap that in my opinion I believed hurt his chest when I would have to pull on his leash and he’d fight me. I wanted a full body harness so that if I pulled on the leash he’d be cushioned, sadly this isn’t for cats and their contortionist bodies . My cat threw a hissy fit when I pulled on his leash and somehow managed to get his front left paw out of the hole and pressed up against his chest inside the harness, had it to take it off and boy was it a hassle to remove his claws. Ended up giving all three harnesses away to friends with smaller dogs and harness trained indoor cats. … more

I purchased the 11-13 in. chest harness in red for my toy poodle and it fits! He still has room to grow a bit more too and it will fit him just right. I took him to the groomer recently so he is extra fluffy right now, and I am not having issues getting it on him or catching his hair. Many reviews complained that the top clip is too bulky and it does appear that way, but it does not bother my dog. It also prevents the leash clip from weighing on his back and it keep the leash away from his body.

This is a great harness. Do take into account your dogs floof when picking a size. I have a 10 month old mini long haired dachshund who weighs approx. 11 pounds, and the small size is tight on her due to her hair. She is also able to wiggle out of it from time to time since her arms are so tiny. Love the material and the straps in the back, but just not a good fit for my dog.

I got the 11-13in in pink for my puppy Ella, who is about the same size as the puppy in the photo for that size harness. It fits her comfortably, but she's also very fluffy (Shih Tzu mix) so her fur gets in the way when trying to velcro the harness together. I definitely should have gotten the 12-15in since her fur makes her "bigger" than a puppy with short hair (I'm only able to velcro a small part- thank goodness for that buckle.) I will probably be reordering this in the future in a 12-15in (and I guess keep the 11-13in or give it away/donate it.)

This cute harness is the greatest. My little puppy steps right into the leg openings. I pull it up and velcro it. There is a snap clip as well which I like for extra closure. I like that the harness connects on top, not underneath or on the side near her leg. This harness works for us. You would like it too.

I really like this harness. It fits well; my pup seems to be comfortable when wearing it. He doesn't mind putting it on; in fact, he is eager to assist. I like the idea of a harness as opposed to a neck collar. It just seems more secure and I don't think my puppy could slip out of a harness like he could easily slip out of a collar if it was not tight enough.

Our dog is an elder rescue on heart meds. He loves to go for walks which is good for him but we needed a harness that would stay on and in place. We needed something that could give him a bit of room around the throat to maintain good breathing and one tight enough that it wouldn't loosen up too much. This was the perfect harness for him. He happily wears it all day long. He wears it over his sweaters in cold weather or alone in warmer weather. Tucker is very happy with his harness in beautiful blue!

I have an eight year old Chihuahua. A very fat Chihuahua. He has never worn a harness. I was skeptical of putting one on him but I thought this one looked good. It arrived today with the collar and leash. Jake was hesitant at first. But once everything was on he looked pretty pleased. I have left the harness on for awhile to make sure he can move around. He's been up and down from the bed. Has eaten and drank. Walked around and is now laying down. Everything is great.

Great harness and I feel very secure with my little puppy running and pulling me like she thinks she is a sled dog and she is a little yorkie/Pomeranian mix! Lol! The only reason I took off one point is because the harness material is a little thick but not heavy....but it doesn’t seem to bother her when she wears it. The Velcro seems to hold really good plus you have the two pieces that snap together and that gives it some extra security. So easy to put on her compared to my last harness.

I recently adopted two 7-yr old Pom/chi’s. I was given an over-the -head harness, which I liked, but was pricey, so I opted to try this harness as I had never used a harness that didn’t go over the head. If your furball is squirmy in the slightest, or like mine stands stiff-legged, have fun wrangling them into this. Not only do you have to line the legs up just so, you then have to do 3 things in order for your pup to be ready to go for a walk. 1) keep their legs where they belong and get the Velcro to close. Not as easy as it sounds, plus if your dog has longer fur like mine, you get the added bonus of trying to keep it out of the way so the Velcro actually sticks. 2) Now you get to buckle it I recently adopted two 7-yr old Pom/chi’s. I was given an over-the -head harness, which I liked, but was pricey, so I opted to try this harness as I had never used a harness that didn’t go over the head. If your furball is squirmy in the slightest, or like mine stands stiff-legged, have fun wrangling them into this. Not only do you have to line the legs up just so, you then have to do 3 things in order for your pup to be ready to go for a walk. 1) keep their legs where they belong and get the Velcro to close. Not as easy as it sounds, plus if your dog has longer fur like mine, you get the added bonus of trying to keep it out of the way so the Velcro actually sticks. 2) Now you get to buckle it, which if your dog is like mine, signals he’s ready to go! But sadly, he’s not. So after you re-catch the squirmy bugger, you still have to 3) attach the leash to 2 D-rings. Which shouldn’t be hard, but again the squirming and pulling make this task much harder. Of course getting it off is much easier after you have undone all the clips, as my dog just flies out of it. For sturdiness, it seems to be holding up, and it is usually on the puller (I swear this tiny dog was a sledding dog in a past life). I have decided to chuck this one aside and save as a reserve and go with an over-the -head harness as both of them not only tolerate but prefer that one. … more