Review on 🐾 Sherpa Crash-Tested Dog Harness - Adjustable, Multi-Purpose & Super Strong with No-Pull D Ring - Easy-to-Use Seatbelt Harness in Black by Angel Larson

I have a medium sized dog, now he weighs about 45 or 50 pounds. The initial process of adjusting the straps to his size was a major pain, especially since he likes to bite into the material that makes up the straps. After tightening the straps so that they are securely fastened, which takes a good five minutes, at least unless you have a well-trained dog that sits perfectly still, you will need to roll up any excess straps and secure them with Velcro. , and if you don't tighten them tightly, the reel will fall out and you'll have to start that reel again. To compound the injury, you'll have to put both of your dog's front legs through every time you put this thing on. between the carriers, which is easier said than done. It's good that there's such an easy buckle at the top to secure it, but it doesn't really feel right until you attach the leash to the harness so the two halves are attached in two different places, otherwise it looks weird out. . The best part is that it is very easy to take off because when you unzip it everything falls to the ground. I take my dog with me on the street. It's definitely a good harness, but the initial setup and donning process is a little awkward, so I wouldn't use it as an everyday harness or if I had to take my dog in the car more than a few times a day. Month.