PetSafe Easy Walk Dog Harness

My dog is a 7-month old samoyed puppy. He is not a constant puller, but he can rip our arm out when he sees kids or dogs when walking. This helps A LOT! It is so much different than a back-clip harness. It does what it says. If he pulls a little too much, the front clip makes his shoulders turn on the side and he focuses on us. I love it. An essential harness when walking in the busy city. It is also subtle, pretty well "hidden" in his fur, not like big mesh harnesses. First time to put it on can be a little confusing, but the different colors and the labels are there to help you! So easy to put on (and not going through the head!) Recommend it!

I have a 10 year old German Shorthaired Pointer, whom to this day still tries to walk me. He's half my weight and pure muscle. I've used a head harness for at least five years, that helped the most, but recently it's gone "missing" so I though I would try a body harness since he has never actually been a fan of the head harness. First walk was a horrible experience and constant tension, no matter how any times I corrected him. The harness is fitted corrected and being used as instructed, however it's not cutting it for a busy mom who is trying to get the dog some exercise while pushing a stroller. Maybe more suited for those who can soley focus on the dog and training, but in my circumstances I have a 10 year old German Shorthaired Pointer, whom to this day still tries to walk me. He's half my weight and pure muscle. I've used a head harness for at least five years, that helped the most, but recently it's gone "missing" so I though I would try a body harness since he has never actually been a fan of the head harness. First walk was a horrible experience and constant tension, no matter how any times I corrected him. The harness is fitted corrected and being used as instructed, however it's not cutting it for a busy mom who is trying to get the dog some exercise while pushing a stroller. Maybe more suited for those who can soley focus on the dog and training, but in my circumstances I need a tool that will ease tension directly. I can say it does appear to be well made and of nice quality material. … more

I have an 85 pound lab who has never really been great on a leash - imagine Marley lol. We used to just use his collar, but he almost slipped once so we opted for a chain which worked. But, because he pulled so much he choked himself and I felt so bad but it was the only way to take him out with assurance that he wouldn’t slip out. I got this harness because a friend has something similar for her dog and as soon as I put it on and attached the leash it was like I had a new dog. Just a slight tug works AND I had a loose leash. Best of all, his poor neck isn’t being strained. I don’t know how it will be on a walk when he sees other people or dogs (since that’s when he usually pulls super hard I have an 85 pound lab who has never really been great on a leash - imagine Marley lol. We used to just use his collar, but he almost slipped once so we opted for a chain which worked. But, because he pulled so much he choked himself and I felt so bad but it was the only way to take him out with assurance that he wouldn’t slip out. I got this harness because a friend has something similar for her dog and as soon as I put it on and attached the leash it was like I had a new dog. Just a slight tug works AND I had a loose leash. Best of all, his poor neck isn’t being strained. I don’t know how it will be on a walk when he sees other people or dogs (since that’s when he usually pulls super hard out of excitement) but I’m confident so far. The only thing is that I thought I ordered a large but got the med/lg in the mail. It fits but it’s snug around his armpits. Just make sure you order the correct size for your pup! I totally recommend this harness and wish I found it sooner! … more

For the longest time, my Coonhound mix has been great on the leash. Unfortunately, we’ve doing a lot more daycare and dog park visits and he lost his manners for just normal walks on the leash. He pulls like crazy; he will slip out of a plain collar and pulls himself until he is choking and hacking on his martingale collar. As a dog walker and pet sitter, I’ve known about this harness and swear by it. Using it on my boy works perfectly! I hook the leash to both his front harness clip and his martingale collar for double the support and he is perfect once again. I feel like in no time i’ll have my perfect, walk-jog companion back up to it! Weston is 50 pounds and very slender. He fits great For the longest time, my Coonhound mix has been great on the leash. Unfortunately, we’ve doing a lot more daycare and dog park visits and he lost his manners for just normal walks on the leash. He pulls like crazy; he will slip out of a plain collar and pulls himself until he is choking and hacking on his martingale collar. As a dog walker and pet sitter, I’ve known about this harness and swear by it. Using it on my boy works perfectly! I hook the leash to both his front harness clip and his martingale collar for double the support and he is perfect once again. I feel like in no time i’ll have my perfect, walk-jog companion back up to it! Weston is 50 pounds and very slender. He fits great in the Medium-Large size and we love the royal blue! … more

We got this to help our newly adopted American Staffordshire terrier with not pulling while on walks. He is 70 pounds of muscle and he would still pull and it would become loose and the front strap would rub against his front legs. It ended up cutting up his front legs and he now has hair loss patches from the cuts. He also was able to slip out of it once. We ended up getting a different type of harness that has the clip on the top so it won’t cut his legs anymore.

Our 5-month old goldendoodle used to pull, yank, and dart around while on walks, dragging us or jerking us around behind him. Now that we use the easy walk harness, he's SO much better! It's really a world of difference. He doesn't mind putting it on either, which reassures me that it gently corrects him rather than hurts him. I highly recommend this product for anyone who struggles to walk their dog!

The harness is very well made, with good materials and the colors are really nice. The pros: - This harness works pretty well to stop pulling in a safe way. - It has multiple adjusting points to get the perfect fit for different shaped dogs. The cons: - My dog was one size for chest measurements and one for the other measurement, so I ended up sizing up like suggested. Unfortunately it’s too big, so I do have to wait for him to grow into it. If I adjust it to full tightness everywhere it fits well, but it could be tighter. - Although it does help stop pulling, I also noticed sometimes the martingale loop can be pulled off to the side of him when he does try to pull. Maybe this is because The harness is very well made, with good materials and the colors are really nice. The pros: - This harness works pretty well to stop pulling in a safe way. - It has multiple adjusting points to get the perfect fit for different shaped dogs. The cons: - My dog was one size for chest measurements and one for the other measurement, so I ended up sizing up like suggested. Unfortunately it’s too big, so I do have to wait for him to grow into it. If I adjust it to full tightness everywhere it fits well, but it could be tighter. - Although it does help stop pulling, I also noticed sometimes the martingale loop can be pulled off to the side of him when he does try to pull. Maybe this is because I can’t get it tight enough. Overall, I definitely recommend. It’s a multi-purpose and useful harness for the trails or the park! … more

I have a 2 year old female Akita Shepherd she’s 70lbs and she pulls a lot especially when she sees a squirrel I’ve tried other “no-pull” harness before and they didn’t work but when I got this one she immediately stopped pulling easier to walk down the stairs with her without fear falling and way easier to control her now definitely get this if your dog pulls

We bought this for our 60lb lab mix. After two walks around the block the front straps that are supposed to be tight/flat on his chest are sagging from just his normal walking. I also don't like how there is no clip in the back to attach to his seat belt for car rides. It does stop him from pulling when it is tight, however I plan on returning for a harness that has clips to prevent from coming loose and one that has a D-ring in the back so I don't have to change harnesses for car rides.

Walking my 65lb husky was a nightmare for a long time, she is built for pulling and that's all she'd do on walks no matter what I did. No treat or incentive could make her stay by my side. My shoulders ached every day from trying to hold her back in a traditional harness. This harness made it so much easier to train her to walk better - she'd get frustrated by spinning around in circles every time she tried to pull and eventually after a couple of weeks she started to chill out a bit.