Ruffwear Web Master Harness

Meet BEAR. He's what's called a "Wheel dog" it means he always runs behind the leader (as shown) as a result his old harness used to get dragged under his underarms ending up rubbing.

Why I chose the Web Master over the Front range harness?
He's 51kg and FLUFFY!
-the larger footprint of the harness makes the reflective tabs visible at night
- the lifting assist of the handle because he doesn't jump for anything
- the addition of the cooling pad significantly helps in summer months
- the D clip flips forward and the harness doesn't move.
- The adjustable neck makes way for winter fluff and downsizes for summer

And excellent all rounder harness

Great fit for my 4.5kg JRTX that can escape from most harnesses. She is yet to escape from this.

Very happy with the product.

Great harness. Third Webmaster purchased by me, excellent for escaping dogs. Just wish the smaller sizes were cheaper than the larger ones, it would be a no brainer. Seems illogical that they are half the size for the same price . My only grief with them.

Our 5 month old Whippet pup pulled hard constantly on his martingale collar and I was concerned he was hurting himself. After a lot of research I purchased the webmaster harness (small size) and I have to say it was the best decision I made. He loves it, and it makes our walk so much more enjoyable. He doesn't pull, tends to not want to drag me along, and walks a lot more steady and at ease. Cannot recommend it highly enough. The small size is good for him as well, with enough room as he grows to fit him as an adult dog.

Having the belly strap means that the harness doesn’t continually slip forward due to the missing leg. A front amputation means the upper body jerks up and down when walking. The between the shoulder lead attachment eliminates the lead jerking and pulling on the neck and collar.