Sporn Mesh No Pull Dog Harness

I have a Australian Shepard Rottweiler mix, She's pretty big! She was trained as an off leash dog when she was younger but now going out to more public places more I've needed her on a leash. she would always pull because she hated being on a leash this harness she never pulls! She walks just like when she is off leash-right next to my side! other harnesses in the past she would pull but the first time out she pulled once and she hasn't since She also doesn't fight me when I put it on her like she has with other harnesses so it must be pretty comfortable or she would hate it I absolutely love this thing I've had it for a year now and it's still in fantastic shape and my dog still likes it

I ordered this harness as a replacement for one that our dog chewed through. Granted, the destruction of our old harness was our fault for forgetting to remove the harness while he was playing in his yard but I digress. This Sporn harness looks nice and works well but even in the bigger size, it seems built for smaller dogs. Our dog is 70 pounds of still growing puppy and it has already torn after the first use. Yes, I would recommend it for a smaller dog, but not an energetic pup still learning not to pull.

My Maltese has a tendency to pull on her leash when we first begin our walks (and, probably for about 10 minutes into it). I thought she would learn, but she is too excited. I realized that the collar was causing discomfort. This harness works great to remedy that problem. The only down side is that she is very long haired and gets a little matted under her front legs. I do have to comb her out there after our walks. Minor problem.

It took three attempts to fine a harness that was easy to get over the head, and simple to adjust on the torso. This was one is simple for both, and yet secure enough to keep the dog from sliding out. My dog is small (seven pound puppy currently) but my previous large dogs would have done well with this design also. The last two slightly different harnesses have been shoved in a drawer.

I ordered a small for my 12-pound chihuahua mix, and it fits well. I like how easy it is to put on, and he seems comfortable in it. It definitely helps me maintain better control over him but doesn’t discourage pulling quite as much as I had hoped. However, being that he’s about a year old and was a stray before I adopted him in October, I think much of the problem is simply that he hasn’t fully learned how to walk on a leash, and that obviously won’t be solved just by putting a harness on him.

I have a 29 pound menace shiba inu that I need to walk everyday and I have yet to find a harness that can stop him from pulling. I’m telling you by the way he is crazy, he literally pulls harder than his 49 pound brother. After figuring out that the front clip doesn’t work for my guy, nor the headcollar, I decided to try this in a last ditch effort. It was cheap and I was like hey, why not give it a shot? We got the harness in black but the color made it confusing and a bit frustrating to put on a finicky and extremely energetic dog. It did nothing to stop my dog from pulling and, after a handful of uses, started fraying at the pressure points. If you got a mild puller you can spend a couple I have a 29 pound menace shiba inu that I need to walk everyday and I have yet to find a harness that can stop him from pulling. I’m telling you by the way he is crazy, he literally pulls harder than his 49 pound brother. After figuring out that the front clip doesn’t work for my guy, nor the headcollar, I decided to try this in a last ditch effort. It was cheap and I was like hey, why not give it a shot? We got the harness in black but the color made it confusing and a bit frustrating to put on a finicky and extremely energetic dog. It did nothing to stop my dog from pulling and, after a handful of uses, started fraying at the pressure points. If you got a mild puller you can spend a couple dollars and see if this might help, but definitely NOT for persistent dogs. … more

I’ve used this brand of harness for a few years now. It’s the easiest harness to get onto all three of my dogs. It is lightweight, but strong. Our newest pup chewed it up a few times but they’re also reasonably priced to replace as needed. We always keep a spare one just in case. It’s my favorite harness for walks and I recommend it to everyone who asks or mentions issues walking their dog.

I love this for my 10# Cockapoo. It’s very lightweight and easy to adjust. There is plenty of room for some growth and should be the last harness I will need. There is a learning curve to figure out how to put it on, the pictures on the package help. Once you put it on a couple times it’s quick and easy.

My all time favorite harness. I have a cockapoo so I love the fact that when his fur grows out the harness is so easy to adjust to his poofiness and when I get him groomed I can adjust back. It’s so easy to put on unlike your typical harness that feels like a puzzle (to me at least). It’s literally on in seconds *depending if you dog Cooperates lol, but would Definitely recommend to anyone looking for something easy and comfy for your dog.

MY DOG DOES NOT LIKE WEARING A HARNESS. FIRST ONE SHE REJECTED BECAUSE OF THE SOUND OF THE VELCRO. GOT RID OF THAT ONE. THEN NEXT ONE WAS TOO BULKY, GOT RID OF THAT ONE TOO. BUT THIS ONE IS PERFECT, SHE DOESNT OBJECT TO DONNING IT OR WEARING IT FOR HOURS! THIS IS THE BEST ONE WE'VE FOUND, THANK YOU CHEWY.COM