🐾 Dexil Limited - Friendly Green Color Coded Non-Pull Front and Back D Ring Padded Waterproof Dog Harness with Advanced Accident Prevention Alert Review

My pomeranian kept choking himself with his usual harness - I thought it was inevitable. This (small) pendant fits her like a dream and doesn't suffocate! She had an endoscopy last year, and now she chokes at the slightest provocation. It's filled enough. She weighs about 12 pounds now and I think that would go well with her summer haircut too. She loves people (she really doesn't care about other dogs) and I think this will help her make friends even faster because people won't hesitate for a…

This harness is perfect for our sweet and friendly pit bull. We walk and camp a lot, and people walk across the street from us (or stop and say "Are we ok?" before walking next to us). :( We try to be good protectors of hooligan races and this "friendly" harness is the perfect helper! I was a little unsure about the size from reading previous reviews but the large size is perfect for our 50-55 lb pitty it would be nice have a little more room in the neck area but it works without squeezing it…

Owning a pit bull is by far one of the most heartbreaking things I've had to go through. My dog is special, babies, kittens, people, aggressive dogs, she loves them all. There's nothing wrong with her body, but every time we go out, people take their kids with them, cross the street, or turn and lead their dogs out of the dog park when they see Mona walking towards them. I pulled my hair out to convince people not to judge them by their looks. It helped a lot. People from far away know that she

Simply perfect! I bought a small green "friendly" harness for a Jack Russell Rat Terrier mix and it fits her perfectly. It's light, well-made, and soft enough to keep you comfortable. Unlike the other two I ordered, this one has a seat belt ring on the front and back. Has worked really well for my needs, just wish they had one for seizures but this will let people know it is safe to approach her to read her dog tag warning that she is having seizures, that she takes medication and doesn't feed…