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Sporn Mesh No Pull Dog Harness

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Rated 3.9256 out of 5 stars
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About This Item

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  • Features a veterinarian approved, patented system that "gives" with your dog's natural movements.
  • Designed to stop the hardest pullers humanely without any choking. This product is perfect for those stubborn pups and will help you stay in charge during walks.
  • Uniquely devised to provide ultimate comfort for your dog while not sacrificing any handle on control. Padded restraint sleeves allow for a comfy fit under front legs, while the elastic mesh chest piece moves with your dog
  • Hassel free application with its one-piece ergonomic structure.
  • Only made with the highest quality nylon, this product will stand against the test of time. Perfect for all weather conditions!

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Questions & Answers

34 Customer Questions

Is this harness good for dogs who like to back out the their harness?
Answer by Starfire • Jul 20, 2022
yes, my pug can not get out of this.
Are the fuzzy straps already attached to the harness
How and why does this harness work to prevent and stop pulling? Does it work to change their momentum or squeeze to let them know to stop?
Answer by Chewy • Dec 03, 2022
The front mesh part of the harness is elasticized and moves with your dog to prevent pulling while not choking your dog. Once the cord lock is securely tightened on the back of the harness, the front mesh part and sherpa sleeves work to stop your dog from pulling by allowing them to be unable to move forward.
what is the weight limits on the sizes of this harness
Answer by Chewy • May 08, 2018
The weight limit per size are as listed: X-Small recommended weight is 2-8 pounds, Small recommended weight is 8-25 pounds, Medium recommended weight is 25-60 pounds, and Large/X-Large recommended weight is 60-100 pounds.

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Rated 3.9256 out of 5 stars
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By embiggenator on Mar 29, 2023

Didn't Work for Two Dogs

We have two younger dogs (1 year) who we've been trying to train to not pull when walking in public areas. We thought this might aid in their training, but both continue to pull excessively in the harness. There might be external factors contributing (poor training, external stimulus), but ultimately this harness hasn't really improved anything.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Med2023 on Mar 29, 2023

NO MORE COUGHING

My rescued dog has a sensitive trachea. I have purchased a half dozen harnesses to try to avoid pulling at her sensitive throat. This is the only harness that has ever worked. Determining how to put it on was a small challenge, but once I mastered that it'd been we have been happy walkers. I recommend this harness unequivocally.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Pooch on Mar 10, 2023

No pull dog harness

Pup still pulls like crazy... Been using this harness since he was very young, buying bigger ones as he grew. I only use it in the house with him on a leash so I know he's safe and not chewing up something that can make him sick.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Mallred on Jan 12, 2023

It Broke The First Use

Three stars only because it seems like it could be ok for maybe a breed that isn’t very strong. I have a Great Pyrenees. I bought it so we could take him camping with the requirements that he must be on a lead or tie out. He snapped it at the O-ring that attached to the tie out. We could have lost our dog who is a runner; had my husband not been outside and caught in to the fact our dog wasn’t attached! I’m so upset about this! But I’ll take some blame as my dog is very strong. And I should have researched better.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Mar 13, 2023

The best harness

My Pomeranian loves to go for walks but pulls on a regular harness. Spoon harness keeps him leashed but stops the pressure on his throat and neck. Highly recommend .

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Louise on Jan 21, 2023

great harness!

I have only been using this for about a week but have definitely noticed my dog pulling much less! The strap that connects to the leash is definitely a little thin, but this still gets 5 stars because my dog is very strong and we’ve had no issues. Recommend for pullers and escape artists!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Shell on Dec 30, 2022

Great safe harness to walk

My 65 lb Shepherd has most of her manners but this helps to keep her from running off and pulling while she learns. Sits low on her chest and not near her throat which is what I worried about when shopping. Easy to slip on and has no clasps or buckles to press into her. Soft covers on the cord are underarm. Not bulky and worth the great value.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lucy on Jan 30, 2023

Sporn harness

Got this for my fat Lab! I just adopted her and she has skin issues on her neck so this light-weight harness causes no rubbing and is also very effective to control her as walking is new to her.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Diane on Jan 28, 2023

Great harness for a dog that pulls

Our dog is small only 11 pounds but she is part beagle so loves to chase squirrels and birds. This harness is good because it is soft and if she pulls it doesn't choke her.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By LauraM on Nov 16, 2022

Second time purchased - love this harness

This is my second time purchasing this harness. Used the first one for several years, 3-4 times per week, before one of the straps under the body broke. Love that it's lightweight and adjustable, the medium fits my 45-pound GSP very well. My favorite feature is that when she tries to pull, the straps that run under the front legs tighten to correct the pulling; but when the leash is slack, it doesn't chafe anywhere.