Ultra Paws One Adjustable Pulling Dog Harness

I have found that harness sizes in general are usually inaccurate, so I always purchase a size smaller than recommended. I bought two of these: a small for my 40lb Aussie and a large for my 70lb pitbull. Got them promptly in the mail (only reason this is not a 1 star review), and the “small” was just barely too big for my pitbull when adjusted as tight as it could go. The “large” looked as if it would be too big for a St Bernard. Idk if they were labeled wrong when they were made (the tags claimed these were the correct sizes), but these are insanely big and I cannot use them. And because I had to open the plastic to try them on my dogs, Chewy refused to take them back. Ridiculous.

This is my second one. The first one broke and chewy was awesome. Sent me a replacement and on our 3rd bike journing trip we were just barely moving and my dog stopped and when the tension hit the harness the back strap broke again just like the first one. I was barely moving and it wasn't that much pressure put on the harness. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone that actually planned to use it for what it's advertised for. I also wouldn't even recommend it to people with active dogs that plan on just walking them because I wouldn't trust it to hold.

Really wanted this harness to fit but it didn't. My shiba inu is a chronic puller and escaped from her leash. I thought having the lower two straps would be easy to place but I was wrong. Her neck strap was too loose and could not be tightened. The idea is wonderful but maybe for a 50 lbs dog with a thick neck.

This harness is well made and it is FULLY adjustable. The only problem is that all of my dogs are trained to walk 'loose leash' and I'm struggling to get them to pull. I was hoping that this harness would feel different enough from a collar that they wouldn't associate it with the 'no pulling' rule. I have a $3,000 brand new slatmill that's just collecting dust at the moment. I've refocused my goals and am concentrating on training 1 dog to use it so that he can cart around my deafblind, limited mobility, senior pug with major FOMO! So far, he'll pull for cat food lol. Once he's trained, I'll purchase more for my other dogs.

Aspen is a master at backing out of harnesses. We've tried a couple. But with her large girth she's always able to back out of them. we also live in a climate that's a hundred plus degrees. We needed an harness that would be cool for her. This one has worked great and she's cool. It doesn't rub under her front legs like the previous one did. She loves it She also doesn't sit very well for pictures

it has taken me almost 5 years to find something my doggie can't get out of. Thank you!!

i’ve had the harness since 2017 and haven’t noticed the fleece material being worn out, which i’m happy with since i only have one and use it on the two dogs i have! (luckily, both dogs are the same size in everything, so it’s easy for them to share gear if i need them to). they seem to enjoy running along the bike more in this harness, compared to a normal everyday harness that i use to use. Anytime anyone asks about a harness for bike rides, I’ve always recommended this harness to them.

Purchased a large for my 45lb dog as that is what they recommend and it is extremely big. No product for medium sized dogs and inaccurate size description.

We got our first Siberian and have been teaching him to pull with a kick bike and a bicycle, this was the first harness we tried, unfortunately our Siberian at one point got a running start we weren't ready for and he snapped the stitching and pop that back strap right off and was free. We have since but other types of harnesses the Xback style, but I think Skye was much more comfortable in this one we decided we won't order another one and give it another shot if it hadn't pop the stitching we would have given this five stars for sure.

The concept is good but it lasted less than a month, my dog is 55 pounds.