Dog harness for dogs- No Pull Tactical Easy Control Service Dog Vest

Dog Harnesses For Dogs — Training Walking Adjustable Reflective Tactical Harness For Medium Dogs (Green M)

Walks should feel calm. This vest helps with that.

• Clip in front to restrict pulls. For casual strolls, it clips onto your back.

• A padded handle gives you rapid control when needed.

• The exterior is constructed of heavy 1680D Oxford fabric for long-term use.

• Dusk and darkness become a little easier and more reflective, with some bright bits they have there.

• Has a big velcro panel to hold name and service patches

Key benefits of dog harness for dogs

• Less pull, more control. The front ring rotates the chest.

• Two leash points. Front for train and rear for cruising.

• Padded top handle. Lift or guide in tight spots.

• Tough 1680D Oxford. Resists wear and scuffs outside.

• Bright reflective zones. The cars could see from deeper.

• Patch panel with Velcro. Add ID or unit badges fast.

Made for medium dogs

• Fit is the base of control. Check chest girth before pickup.

• Adjust each strap. Foundation: two fingers' distance from the heart

• Do not leave slack. The vest should not rotate with the dog as he turns.

• Free shoulder reach is key. Notice the almond in the chest in stride.

• If in any doubt, refit and test back home first.

No‑pull made simple

• The front clip helps direct the chest to the side.

• This eases the pull, establishes a steady tempo.

• Cueing should be clear and short—praise calm steps.

• After a few bars of the same groove, switch to the back clip.

• Keep lines loose. Reward quiet, even strides.

Control when it counts

Crowds happen. Stairs happen.

• Quick and safe to grab a hold of the padded handle

• To lift into a car, hold the handle.

• Directs behaviour at curbs, doors and on congested paths.

• Once you have a clear path, drop back on the lead.

Built to last

• Shell is made of 1680D Oxford cloth.

• It resists trail rub and abrasion.

• Secure the loop with a square stitch

• Metal rings carry the load at the front and rear.

• Wash with gentle soap and allow to dry in an open space.

• When not in use, keep flat and out of the sunshine.

Night‑time safety

• Reflective trim that lights up in strips.

• Speeds up a driver, rider and a person seeing the dog.

• If the streets are dark, then you should also use a light.

• Stay aside and maintain a short line.

Patch it as needed

• Room for Velcro Patches on the loop panel

• Add art to name, service, or morale.

• Patch swap according to the job of the day.

• If in a workspace, keep labels clear

How to fit (quick steps)

• Take chest measurement at the widest point of the chest.

• Adjust the strap length before your initial walk.

• To Clip the Neck and Under the Chest

• Verifies the two-finger gap at the chest and neck.

• Take a quick lap and repeat the check.

Use tips

• For the initial 7 days, use just the front clip.

• During that time, make walks short and low-key.

• Mark and praise if they are moving around with a loose leash.

• When the pace sticks, change to the rear clip.

• Ensure to wash the mud off quickly to keep the material strong

FAQs

Q: Is the front clip going to stop hard pulls?
A: It assists in making the chest face/turn to necessity, yanking on the brakes slowly. It should be used with calm, low, short steps and clear cues.

Q: Is the material durable for trail use?
A: Yes. 1680D Oxford material makes it durable for long-lasting usage.

Q: At night, can drivers see the dog?
A: The reflective trim illuminates in light, making it more visible.

Q: Can I add patches to the vest?
A: Yes. It features a loop panel that accommodates Velcro patches for identification or other purposes.

Q: Is this for medium dogs?
A: Yes. This size and page are for Medium Dogs.