2 Hounds DesignFreedom No-Pull Dog Harness with Leash, X-Small, 5/8-Inch Wide, Teal

This combination of halter and double clip leash is easy to use. I had tried many different no-pull collars and harnesses and halters. None of them kept my dog from pulling enough to allow me to re-teach him how to walk on the leash. This one does help a great deal and over a period of about two months I can say that my dog and I now enjoy walking together every day! I like the "floating" handle Which keeps both leashes at the same tension, and that the harness fits well and squeezes him slightly when he starts to pull. It's a safe and gentle signal for him to slow down and match my pace. Great purchase!

Super pleased with my purchase.

As others mentioned, the sizing runs a bit large. I got an XS but have to adjust all the straps to the shortest lengths to barely fit my 11lb terrier. I'd prefer it to be a bit more snug. I can see how this would be a pain to adjust for in-between sized dogs. There are multiple points which are difficult to adjust while the harness is on the dog, so guessing at the proper lengths for each and getting them even on opposite sides is a hassle.Getting it on and off is not as simple as other harnesses. You have to slip it over the dog's head, run the chest strap under its chest, then fish the two buckles out from behind the legs, making sure the straps didn't twist or get caught up. It's a four step process compared to ones where you just plop the dog's paws into two holes and fasten one clip at the top.The included leash seems to be very short. I'm 6'1" and I feel like I have to essentially be directly above my dog to give him enough slack to maneuver comfortably. Maybe it's better with big dogs who are higher off the ground. The double connection configuration feels awkward and did not appear to affect my dog's tendency to pull nor did it ebb the tugging force he exerted on the leash. Again, maybe because he's smaller and the distance from the top loop and the front loop are relatively close, it doesn't have the same impact or control as it might on a bigger dog.In the end I ditched the double leash and used a standard one, which I attached to only the front loop. This completely changed the pulling behavior of my dog. Almost instantly he stopped lunging forward and trying to drag me across the neighborhood. Still, because the fit is a bit loose, the front loop has lots of travel when pulled on, so the tension points end up just above either shoulder. Not sure if that's uncomfortable for my dog, but I imagine it's not optimal.

I am able to shorten the leash and attach it to her car seat or loop it around a pole when we go to restaurants thus ensuring her security.

I agree that for a small dog, even the extra small has to be adjusted to it's shortest settings. Our puppy HATED being fitted for it. She's only 10lbs, but she is solid muscle and determined, as only a terrier can be, to meet any and all people (and dogs on a walk). She used to be everywhere while out for a walk. Zigzagging in front of me, lunging and pulling anytime she saw someone, and almost choking herself, pulling to get to them to say hi.She is still learning her manners, but this harness with the double leashing, gives me at least 95% more control. It has made our walks far more comfortable for me, and I'm sure for her too, now that she's not choking and coughing. The thing that's different than a regular harness is the double leashing. Definitely buy the set! It's so much easier to direct her and keep her on my right side even when someone approaches. Easily the best thing I've spent money on since getting her. Training is so much easier now that I can control her direction. I finally feel that I have a chance to get her attention so she can learn to be her best dog-self.