Key Attributes:
• Lightweight Nylon Mobility Assistance Harness with Handle
• Sturdy Steel Handle Covered in Nylon, 20 inch default length also available in 16 inch
• Handle has a Crossbar for Additional Support and is attached with Nickel Buckles
• Handle is Removable and Does Not Stand Vertical on its Own
• Light-reflective Chest Strap for Visibility
• 2" Wide Straps made of Durable Nylon
• Adjustable girth strap & Heavy-duty stitching

We also sell a premium Leather Guide Dog Harness.


SIZING BASED ON GIRTH AND CHEST
Small 23" - 28" girth, Up to 22" chest
Medium 28" - 33" girth, Up to 24" chest
Large 30" - 39" girth, Up to 26"chest

* Please Note: Chest Strap is fixed & unable to be adjusted.
If a pup has a smaller chest, they may fall between sizes.
It may be best to select a harness size that's better suited
to their chest and then add a girth extension, if necessary.



Rigid Handle Notes:
• Either 16" or 20" from curved end to the buckles
• Not intended to stand straight up or on its own
• Will most commonly be held a 45 degree angle
• Longer handle will allow greater distance between handler's grasp and mobility dog's back
• Shorter handle will extend less far, allowing less distance between the hand and dog's back
• Handlers who prefer their dog walk in-front of them tend to select the longer of the two options
• Handlers who prefer their dog walk at their side tend to select the shorter of the two options

SIZING BASED ON GIRTH AND CHEST


Small 23" - 28" girth, Up to 22" chest
Medium 28" - 38" girth, Up to 24" chest
Large 30" - 39" girth, Up to 26"chest

* Please Note: Chest Strap is fixed & unable to be adjusted.
If a pup has a smaller chest, they may fall between sizes.
It may be best to select a harness size that's better suited
to their chest and then add a girth extension, if necessary.

Rigid Handle Notes:
• Either 16" or 20" from curved end to the buckles
• Not intended to stand straight up or on its own
• Will most commonly be held a 45 degree angle
• Longer handle will allow greater distance between handler's grasp and mobility dog's back
• Shorter handle will extend less far, allowing less distance between the hand and dog's back
• Handlers who prefer their dog walk in-front of them tend to select the longer of the two options
• Handlers who prefer their dog walk at their side tend to select the shorter of the two options