rabbitgoo Dog Harness for Large Dogs, No Pull Pet Vest with 3 Buckles, Adjustable Soft Padded Pet Harness with Easy Control Handle and Reflective Strips, Blue, L

My dog loves this new harness and so do it. The third clip (by the neck) allows for an easier process getting out the door (I don’t have to pull it over her head). It’s very robust and well-made. I’m glad I got it and it’ll do well for many miles of running and hiking!

The media could not be loaded.  Love this harness! Easy to put on and I use the handle without any issues or tears. I'm glad I chose this one for our little girl.

I would rate this 4-1/2 stars. This is a well-made for the money "no pull" harness -- suitable for a dog that is not an insanely aggressive puller. No pull meaning that there is a leash connection ring at the chest which, when used, makes dogs reluctant to pull during walks. There also is another ring between the shoulders but my dog pulls like heck when that is used. There is a handle on the top useful for holding your dog or helping to lift him. Overall fit and finish is good.The only thing a little odd about this harness is that there is more adjustment for the neck on the side that does not have the clasp than there is on the side with the clasp. That is if it is necessary to adjust the neck toward the narrowest allowed (as is the case with my dog), it cannot be adjusted symmetrically -- it leaves one side a little longer than the other and results in a slightly off kilter fit. This is minor and not a big deal. I don't notice it when it's on him but when holding it up in front of me it's a little cockeyed.A big plus (again for my dog) is that it has three clasps: one for the neck and two for the straps that come up under the fore legs. This allows the neck portion of the harness to be attached like a collar instead of pushing the harness over the head like one does when putting on a tee shirt. My dog appreciates that as he HATES getting the harness pushed over his head but does not mind having it attached like a collar. It also has a button that locks the neck clasp such that it will not open unless the button is slid to the unlock position. I guess that's a good thing.Lastly, I found reference to two conflicting measurements defining the size "Large" in the descriptions. Hopefully that will get cleared up as I felt I was flipping a coin between large and medium.All in all, it's a very nice harness with a few really quite minor quirks. I like it enough that I'd buy it again if for no other reason than the neck connection has a clasp making it easier to put on/take off.

I just got this harness, and I do like it, but I'm not sure it'll be our primary, though no fault of it's own. A good harness is tough to get online, since the sizes just tend to vary so much. Even on the main one for my dog, we looked at many in person at the local pet store, and even the same size by same brand but in different styles would not fit well in different ways. Unfortunately for us, we have a medium sized dog but with a smaller neck, so when sizing this out, I went by the chest and hoping for the best.Now, it's not a horrible fit by any means, and I truly believe is just the dog's build more than the harness, but it's not *quite* right. That being said, I might still be able to get some other adjustment out of it and improve it more.Aside from the sizing, this seems to be really well made. It has good padding but doesn't seem super think to where it'll cause excess overheating. The pup still didn't want to put it on (never does) but once it's slipped on partially there's no more fighting, and seemed perfectly comfortable. The front pad sat just a little low on the chest, again due to sizing mostly, but didn't get in the way of mobility. There seems to be good stitching on the back hold for keeping your dog restrained if needed, but that would be the only place my current harness has the edge (not being a stitched on cloth strip but an actual handle with some padding and heft, and running parallel to the dog's body where this runs width-wise so you'd be pulling back-similar just different hand positions and force, but will have a little more strain on the material as it doesn't get spread out quite as much).The material itself looks really nice and the reason I really wanted it was for being reflective to help visibility at night. Good metal clips for attaching a leash, and I like that the neck portion has it's own plastic buckle but with an extra lock on it to keep it from coming loose or breaking (have had that on prior harnesses of other pets). So you can either slide it over the pup's head, or go around the neck and buckle in place, whatever your dog prefers. The clips seem beefier than most others as well, so hopefully it holds up.Overall this is very nice, and a good alternate if my main one needs a cleaning or something happens to it. I'd almost like to try to size down but worry about then the body being too small, when this still gives good control and the pup is comfortable (and behaves-totally different attitude when he knows there's a harness on. So if this were too loose, I'm not sure if the behavior would change, but not a worry with this one). When the fit is right, it's hard to find much that could be improved, and even with imperfect fit, it's still a very good one with some really nice features.