BEAUTYZOO Dog Harness for Medium Large Dogs No Pull, Dog Harness and Leash Set with Padded Handle, No Choke Heavy Duty Service Dog Harnesses Vest M L XL Size, Reflective Adjustable Vest Harness

Super easy and sturdy. Doesn’t pull on the neck, I feel like it’s easier to walk my not so great on a leash dog and it’s not crushing her neck so it’s a win win.

Every bit as nice as our old JoyRide harness at half the price! Very well constructed and comes with a very nice padded leash as a bonus! My 75 pound lab does great with this. She wears a large.

Bought another harness for our other dog (different color) and it was perfect, but this one was not made the same. A strap was stitched backwards making it uncomfortable for our dog.Disappointed ☹️

We 'adopted' a 10-month-old English Mastiff (Ruger) about three weeks ago who was obviously well cared for but also completely unsocialized to the point, I doubt he ever left the house. He's a beautiful boy but petrified of almost everything and has literally refused to walk more than about 50 feet past the end of our driveway.Before this harness, I really had no choice but to just turn around and make it a 60-second walk. I picked this harness up because I thought he might do better if we walked him from his midsection rather than his neck but, he is just too strong to walk him from the harness since I feel like I have no control over his 160 pounds of 4-legged puppy muscle.Anyway, I decided to continue to walk him from his pinch collar around his neck but attach the harness to the pinch collar in case he wiggles out of it (I use these connectors and they are great https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BP1GDYQV) under two assumptions:1.) The harness may give him an increased level of confidence, sort of like a "thunder shirt"2.) The grab handle on the top of the harness might allow me to 'push him through' scary situations as they arise and be able to continue the walk.I have no clue if the "thunder shirt" assumption was correct, however, the grab handle has literally been a game changer for me. Now, when Ruger refuses to walk, I simply grab the handle of the harness and walk him forward a bit (much better than attempting to pull him by his neck). I would say 8 out of 10 times he only resists for a few steps, the other two times I have to sort of force him for a good 15-25 feet, but in all cases, he has realized there is nothing to be scared of and quickly starts walking on his own again. The improvement we have seen from Ruger in the last 24-hours is nothing short of amazing and I give all of the credit to the grab handle on this harness.Keep in mind, this little dude is already 160-pounds, yet, thus far, this harness has shown no signs of stress and appears to be able to accept me pulling that weight (while Ruger pulls backwards) without issue. Honestly, even if this harness only lasts a few months, I will gladly purchase a new one since this is one of the few, I have seen that will actually fit a dog of Ruger's size and it has literally changed our lives, as well as his. I've been so excited about his progress thus far that I have failed to take any pictures, but I will try to do so in the near term.If you have a large breed puppy who is anxious/scared outside the home, I will highly recommend trying the same thing I described, and this harness is an excellent option for that.*** Update 05/23/2023 ***Unfortunately, I have now downgraded my review from 5-stars to 3-stars because after only three walks with my beast, one of the clips broke off with just one decent pull on him. I truly understand that my puppy is large and strong and if this harness would have lasted even 3-4 months, I would not have issue with it but to only last 3 walks is not a good sign.Yes, Ruger is large and strong, but this harness is supposed to be engineered for this exact type of dog, hence why it is one of the few harnesses I can find that will actually fit him. I am not altering my original review since my first impressions remain the same and people with much smaller dogs probably will not have issues with this harness; however, it is NOT built to hold up to truly large dogs. I actually hate having to write this update because this harness was truly helping us, and Ruger and I thought for sure it was going to last a while, but I want people to have real-world information and unfortunately, real-world testing shows that it will not hold up to a seriously large breed dog.

I had to get a new harness for my dog that outgrew his older one and this one is much better than his first one. This one is comfortable, and even though I don't attach the leash to the harness itself, I do like having the handle on the harness when I have him out in the public. Taking him out to the stores that allow him has helped socialize him great and the harness is extra security. This one is comfortable and with the reflective material, my daughter walks him on a public path without any worries. The leash has a nice padded grip and the hook is strong and stitched well.