Reflective vest harness + 1.5 m leash for small dogs
Breathable mesh vest harness with reflective trims, double D-ring and a 150 cm nylon leash. Sizes S to XL (chest 38 to 62 cm).
€30.90 VAT not applicable (art. 293 B CGI)
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Description
This vest harness is made for small dogs and puppies that pull or have a delicate windpipe: the pull is spread over the chest and shoulders rather than the neck. It is a step-in model, closes with a buckle plus hook-and-loop strap and adjusts at the chest.
The mesh is breathable and the edges carry reflective strips that catch headlights and street lights on evening walks. Two D-rings take the supplied leash (nylon, 150 cm, 360° swivel clip, padded handle).
Measure the chest just behind the front legs before choosing: S 38-44 cm, M 43-51 cm, L 50-56 cm, XL 54-62 cm; in between, the maker advises sizing up. This light model is not designed for a large, powerful dog and does not replace leash training. Colour shipped: turquoise and orange (the worn photo shows another colour of the same model).
Specifications
| Sizes (chest) | S 38-44 cm · M 43-51 cm · L 50-56 cm · XL 54-62 cm |
|---|---|
| Neck | S 24-32 · M 32-40 · L 40-45 · XL 45-54 cm |
| Leash | nylon, 150 cm, swivel clip |
| Material | polyester, breathable mesh |
| Closure | buckle + hook-and-loop, 2 D-rings |
| Weight | 90 to 120 g depending on size |
| Colour | turquoise / orange |
Frequently asked questions
How do I pick the size?
Measure the widest part of the chest just behind the front legs with a soft tape. Pick the size whose range includes that number; if you are in between, size up.
Is it suitable for a large dog?
No: the largest size fits a 62 cm chest at most and the leash is light. For a dog over 15-20 kg that pulls hard, choose a sturdier harness.
Is the leash included?
Yes, a 150 cm nylon leash with a swivel clip comes with the harness.
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