Puppia Authentic RiteFit Harness with Adjustable Neck, Large, Beige

This is the best harness I've ever used on any of my dogs. Positives: 1. There's just enough mesh covered padding to cushion a hard jerk when my dog tries to take off after a squirrel or rabbit. Most of the other padded harnesses I've tried have had thick foam and/or wrapped around the sides. They were just too hot to use on summer days. 2. The adjustable neck and rear strap combine to make an almost perfect fit on any dog. This harness doesn't slide around easily and it's almost impossible for my sneaky little beagle to back out of it. I'm ordering another in the large size for my Terrier/Blue Heeler mix just because of this. 3. I love that it has nylon straps with plastic clips over top of the velcro fastners at the neck. I've always worried about velcro wearing out and letting my dog pop free at the worst moment. I may never need the extra security, but it's a nice touch just in case. 4. Good, strong seams. My little guy is seven months old and completely hyperactive right now. Over the past month he's tugged on this harness harder than I'd expect a dog twice is size to manage, probably hundreds of times. He runs in circles leaping through the air, dives and rolls on the sidewalk, gets tangled in bushes, and basically is a menace just due to excess energy. And this harness still looks almost new. It's a bit scuffed in spots, but no threads are popping loose and the straps and clips are still in great shape. We take him out so often that we just leave this on him from breakfast til bed time and I think it's in remarkably good condition considering that fact. Cons: none Wish List: 1. I wish there was a model of this with the neck a bit lower in the front, maybe in more of a V shape. My pup is absolutely squirrel crazy. It's like a short circuit in his brain that I haven't managed to train out of him. And that means he'll sometimes hit the end of the lead at a full run and still end up coughing a bit due to the top hem smacking the front of his throat. It's nowhere near as bad as it would be with a standard collar or the last two harnesses I tried on him though. Overall I rate this a must have for pretty much any dog. It's better made and a better design than other harnesses that I've paid almost twice as much for.

I first bought this harness from my dog when he was 2 years old in 2019 and the harness is still in good condition. I've used this harness to walk my dog frequently and take him one long trips or car rides. I think this harness is also super comfortable. My dog has never chewed or had issues wearing the harness. This is probably the only harness you'll ever need because it's such good quality. I think having the velcro / clips around the neck and the side just make it a little bit more convenient to take on and off. I really like this one because it spreads the like pull more evenly when wearing a leash. Additionally jackets still fit even with the harness on.

The Pupia harness has a some great features. The main ones involve its adjustability. The Pupia can be adjusted more to fit like a horse collar, down on the base of the neck, which spreads out the load into the wide straps. The adjustment involves sizable velcro patches, with sturdy backup straps that are adjustable with mini side release buckles. The harness is pretty well made and survives washing easily. My Jack Russell is an accomplished Houdini and he hasn't gotten out of it yet, when properly adjusted. The only way out would be by backing out of it if the chest strap was too loose. Most dogs are charging full speed ahead in problem situations, and this harness gets high marks for security and backup security. The faults of this harness are not deal killers, but inconveniences. There is no place to attach dog tags except on the leash rings on the dogs back. This leave the tags flopping around on the dog's back, when it would be better to provide a ring at the traditional location at the lower front. The second fault is the location of the chest strap side-release buckle, smack dab in the armpit. This seems like it probably chafes, and after a year and a half of constant use it bugged my dog enough for him to suddenly eat the buckle when I wasn't looking. The decision to buy another one was not difficult given the performance of the last one, faults and all.

Finally! We have a 7 month old Shih Tzu puppy that's already 15 lb. (hope he doesn't get any bigger!). All the harnesses he inherited from his 12 lb. heavenly brother haven't worked. The chest fit was good, but he thought we were doing something nefarious when we tried to pull the harness over his head. We have a Gooby Comfort X Head in Harness that we love (and might possibly go back to later because it looks so comfortable). The only problem with the Gooby harness is the same feature that gives his neck comfortable space is low enough in front that he can get his lower jaw under it and try to "escape" from the thing he believes is trying to trap him. This harness works great! It's very easy to initially fasten it around his neck without it having to go over his head. Then you can fasten the two clips to secure it. Also easy to adjust the chest strap and fasten it next. It has 2 metal rings on the strap on the back. We've only had this harness for 30 minutes, so can't truly speak to the durability of this harness, but we like it so much I would forgive having to do a minor repair in the future. Don't really expect to need to do this, as it looks well made. We have a step-in harness that is functional, but not comfortable with because of the two loose straps held in tension by plastic sliders that are not secured well and flop around. The rings attached to the end of the 2 straps are small, thin and plastic which we are not crazy about either. If you've fallen down my rabbit hole far enough read to this point, you can tell we love this harness... did I already say that? Will update this review as time progresses, and yes, we paid full price for this harness, no we don't work for or know the manufacturer, and no, we're not getting a kickback! :-)

We’ve purchased a new version of this collar each year for our dog for Christmas. We like the different colors, the fit and durability are great, easily adjusted around the body and neck, and we really like the 2 hooks for his leash attachment as different coats have different openings and this collar accommodates them all. We get a new one yearly just as a gift but we wash throughout the year and have never had any issues as they’re very durable and well constructed but we just choose to up our dogs look yearly but the collar would definitely last multiple years otherwise. Excellent value for the money!

I decided to keep the harnesses, ordered one for each of two dogs, even though regardless of adjustment it presses on my Italian greyhounds larynx and causes him to choke sometimes. I have to leave the front collar pretty loose in order to reduce the choking as much as possible. When I first received the harness I adjusted them so they fit as designed. They did fit very well and I was pleased at first. But when adjusted that way the harness caused choking. Not sure if its because the collar is wide or what on this harness. The last brand of harness I had didn't do that at all but couldn't find that brand anywhere. Actually pretty bummed about the choking. This is the fourth style I've tried in the 7 years I've had the greyhound but the first that caused choking. I went ahead and gave it 3 stars because it is made well and adjusts easy enough.

This harness is perfect for our puppy Eva. We wanted to get a soft harness so she wouldn't have straps digging into her, and while the original Puppia harness was appealing, we were kind of hesitant to buy it since the neck width was not adjustable. But then we found the RIteFit harness, and it's perfect! Eva is (we think) a small border collie mix. She was about 19 lbs when we got the harness, and is 23.5 lbs now (1 month later). We bought a medium size harness and so far it's worked perfectly! We've had the neck adjusted to the tightest width, but I expect that we may have to expand it a bit as she grows. The chest piece we had to adjust to fit her, and we've loosened it a little over the last month to account for her growth. It seems like the medium size will probably still fit her even if she gets up to ~30lbs, but I suppose we'll have to wait and see! The neck, while adjustable, still starts off fairly wide in my opinion, so this may not be ideal for a puppy with a very small neck. The harness is pretty easy to get on; Eva has even learned the command "paw" and knows when to put hers through the side where we don't clip the neck open. Then it's just a matter of clipping both the neck and chest closed! There are two D-rings attached to the back of the harness; they are only a couple inches apart, but we usually clip her leash to the one closer to her neck. It's possible to clip a leash to both at once, though, unless the leash clip is very small. I don't think it makes a difference either way. We haven't done more than a quick rinse of the harness yet, but I believe it could easily be washed in a washing machine. It's very sturdy so far; no rips or seams coming loose or anything. Definitely worth the price for the comfort, security and quality it provides!

I have used Puppia harnesses For years on my cavalier King Charles because they can have neck issues, but that dog is not at all a puller! My newest dog is a little 10 pound chi/terrier mix. He can really wriggle out of a harness in a heartbeat and with other harnesses he often gets his leg caught in part of the harness. THIS FITS PERFECTLY!! It tightens Well enough so that his leg doesn’t get caught and yet it’s comfortable for him to wear! Most training classes at this point Are requiring either a gentle leader (which I can’t keep on his nose) or a harness with the ring in the front. But he’s small! And by the time you attach a leash clip on the front of a harness on a 10 pound dog, The weight of the leash clip Makes it hang down so when the dog doesn’t pull They step on the front of the leash! Twice he actually got hurt stepping on the leash clip. The rest of the small harnesses that I found all buckle or clip right on top of the spine, and my holistic vet strongly disapproved because she says long-term a buckle that lies right on top of A vertebrae like that Can contribute to premature arthritis or spondylosis. I am completely thrilled with this new harness of Puppia’s … It’s not bulky, I was able to adjust it so that it fits him absolutely perfectly and it does not impede him walking and it’s comfortable for him to wear! If I could give this 15 stars I would!!!

This is the second harness we've purchased from Puppia for our 1 year old Cavadoodle. She has grown from a couple of pounds to ten pounds or so and the small size still does fit her but this next size fits her really well and I wanted to give her a nice clean one as she runs into the lake on her leash and it's difficult after she adds dirt to that to get it looking like new again! This harness is very well made and with the adjustable straps, it fits and adjusts while your puppy grows! Definitely recommend this harness!

Great purchase! The second puppia harness I have ordered, they are just so soft and adjustable and look great! Check sizing carefully because they are smaller than you think.

Size down if your pup or cat is in between sizes. Also one version of the harness has a "tracker" and the other doesn't.

Me encantó, mi perrita tiene una talla difícil porque es delgada del cuello y un poco más ancha del pecho y está pechera le quedó perfecta, se ajusta a diferentes tallas, le compraré más colores

Produto com peitoral muito largo pega no pescoço da minha cadela.