Harness Lead Leash, Small/Medium, Red

I have a very slippery lurcher who can get out of any - yes any - harness. I nearly lost her a couple of times and was scared she would get killed. Then I discovered the Harness Lead. I had to order from the US as nowhere here sells them, but had some great correspondence with the lady who owns the company. I was also worried about the rope on my dog's thin lurcher skin, but she promised it would be fine. It was. The lead is tough, but soft on the skin and there is no way she can get out of it as it works in both directions. Brilliant. This one was bought as a spare through Amazon.

I LOVE this harness! I have a Brittany that came over from Spain. I couldn't risk her escaping from me so was using a Hunter harness which not only made her pull like a steam train she also could escape out of it very easily. I ended up having to attach it to a slip collar until l found this harness. This makes walking her a dream. She has not once tried to escape from it and is way calmer walking in it and no more hearing that awful gagging noise as the harness doesn't put pressure on her neck.Once you get the hang of putting it on it's really simple and quick. Do make sure you read the instructions as it is important with the position of it.Thank you for an amazing product :)

Seems like a very secure harness & easy to use , no clasps or straps to adjust. Our dog is quite slight so we have had trouble finding a harness to fit him & for him to be secure in it. This is adjustable to any size & easily adjusted if your dog is wearing a coat in wet weather. We have a Boo Oh harness which is lovely but has clicks & now looks a mess. This was a third of the price of the Boo Oh one & seems just as good. Lead is a little long for us but as it’s soft it’s not a problem as you can just wrap it around your hand.

It takes a bit of practise to put the leash harness on, especially when the dog is lying glued to the floor and does not help one bit, but after lifting legs and a bit of rolling her over I do get the lead on. My dog does not like it but I am hoping that if another break from the lead is tried it will stop the escape. As you can see an escape has not been tried - yet. So far so good. The only thing I would like to know is where do you buy replacement rubber disks, the one I have is by no means worn but I am curious.

The Harness Lead is just what we’ve been looking for.Our 1 year old Large Munsterlander (German Gun dog) walks great on a lead most of the time, however the first walk of the day is a different story. We live close to fields and a lot of wildlife and in the morning he can smell the foxes etc and he pulls like crazy. It’s only a small walk to where we let him off the lead however he’s extremely strong and it’s exhausting.In the past, we’ve purchased so many leads/harnesses/head collars etc to combat this issue that we’ve lost count. The head collars and figure of 8’s worked great, but our boy hates them. Normal Harnesses just gave him the ability to pull even more from his chest.As he’s a gun dog, we wanted something that could not snag when he’s running around. Ideally, we needed a product easy to put on and more importantly take off when we let him off the lead. Also we did not want something too restricting. We needed a practical solution that work for us and our boy.After a lengthy search of the web, eventually I stumbled on the Harness Lead which seemed to be what we needed. The difference it has made to the early morning walk is unbelievable. He’s stopped pulling and he’s so much calmer. He’s actually learning himself how to walk nice. He’s quickly realised if he walks by our side the lead is slack, if he does gets a bit in front, the lead tightens slightly around his chest but slackens again when he reverts back.We’re so please with this purchase, this lead really works for us and our excitable young boy.It’s not cheap though, however there is a video on YouTube that shows you how to turn a normal slip lead into a harness. Just in case your dog does not like this kind of restraint on his chest, it may be worth trying the slip lead method first before parting with your hard-earned money.We ordered the small/medium size as we prefer our boy to walk to heel. It’s still fairly long though, about 4ft from his back so we do have to wrap it around our hands. If you have a really large dog or you don’t mind your dog being a long way in front, you’d probably be best ordering the Medium/LargeThe quality of the Harness Lead is spot onWe were slightly worried about purchasing the Small to Medium size in case it was not strong enough to hold our big lad. But it's really well made, and not too thin. It’s about the same thickness as an average slip lead that you would purchase in a pet shop.

The harness is made from a soft rope, comfy for the dog and on the hand too. Easy to fit, put on and take off. Suitable for what I wanted.

My dog used to back out of harness’s not anymore using this harness lead, would highly recommend it like it so much I purchased another one, now I have a spare, only drawback is that the harness is not anti chew,!!!!!!!

My dog has not escaped from this lead. I bit tricky to put on at first but once mastered is an excellent product. Bit expensive, but worth it. Almost a year on, and still an excellent product.