Dog Lift Harness for Large Dogs,Full Body Dog Sling Carrier with Handle,Up to 100 lbs,for Up Stairs/Back Legs Support/Dogs Joint Injuries/Arthritis

This is an incredible, time-saving, strong/sturdy harness that you can put on and off yourbdog on your own in a few seconds. It supported my senior dog a lot in his last days with me before unfortunately he passed. It pains me that I couldnt find this harness sooner. I went through at least three other harnesses I found with better reviews than this item and was disappointed until I found this Budday senior harness. Thus product truly deserves more and higher reviews than it currently has. As a single dog parent, this harness was the easiest and quickest to put on and off compared to the others I tried and still at an affordable price. It also comes with a nice tote bag and a note from the founder/creator with a kind and empathetic message to senior dog owners. It's truly a blessing to have found this and I recommend it highly to any dog parent of a large, senior dog especially. This harness company truly got it right. They are doing the lord's work. I can't be grateful enough for the quality of life this harness helped bring back to my senior dog, every precious quality moment with my dear dog in his last days were everything to me. Thank you so much!

This dog carrier is so well made and will work for any type of dog. I got the XL and I have small, medium and large size dogs. It will work for all of them. My dogs front leg was badly hurt and this helped me trying to help him walk. Awesome product.

Exactly what I was looking for to assist my dog after TPLO surgery. I'm empty nest mom that had to carry my 90# Rott up and down 5 stairs for her to use the bathroom outside.It was easy to put on just cumbersome. For her size I got a XXL but it was a little big on her. I feel she is in between sizes. She seemed comfortable when we used it. It helped to distribute her weight allowing me to carry her with ease. The straps did not affect the surgical area at all. Buy with confidence.

Compré este arnés , porque mi perro empezó a presentar molestias para bajar las escaleras , pero la verdad me parece complicado de usar y preferiría que se pudiese dejar puesto mientras camina, pero es muy pesado .

Got this to carry my 13 pound elderly dog on the stairs since he can no longer climb stairs himself. While I can certainly carry him without the lift harness, it makes the experience safer because I can keep hold of the railing with my free hand. I still wrap a hand under him but the harness does a good job of keeping him stable.It is about an inch too long under his body and the neck strap is loose but I doubt there is a perfect lift harness given the wide array of dog bodies. It fits well enough to safely carry him up and down the stairs.Dash is compliant and trained to step into his walking harness so I just have to place his back feet in the lift harness. He has always stood quietly until the leash is attached. If your dog is squirmy - Good Luck. Best not to ask too much from an energetic puppy or frightened dog. Go slow with lots of treats. That said the hardest part is setting the length of the straps - just time consuming. Once that's done, it is just a matter of pulling the two sides together and snapping it on. Thanks to the people who uploaded photos of the harness laid out on the floor - they really help. Included instructions (with illustrations) are fine but not really needed. The customer photos are clear and all you really need.Nice little storage/carry bag included. Wonderful photo of a golden retriever on the front with their logo 'Senior Buddy' at the top. My neighbor has a golden named Buddy so I'll pass it on to her.

Our medium sized roly-poly of a dog is old, has cancer, tumor all over his body, but still enjoys playing and going to the park. Which means, he is extremely sore after and limps, has a hard time moving, or is too painful to move while going down the stairs and ends up full sending him down the stairs in a launch off methods ultimately as if it were a slip n slide. I’ve tried so many different methods of carrying him up and down the stairs but being the absolute clutz that I am, almost dropped him recently so I bought this contraption. I got home, put it on him and carried him up the stairs as if he were my purse. Absolutely no problems, he was just hanging out looking at me like wtf is this thing. BY FAR THE BEST PURCHASE EVER. I love how it supports his entire body. I could swing him around in this thing and he wouldn’t go anywhere. It’s as carrying around a purse.

Bought this for my 69 pound mix breed dog when she was diagnosed with vestibular disease. Was hoping this product would work in aiding me getting her up and down our stairs. Couldn't even get the product on her and when I got it on her as best as I could it was even more difficult trying to help her up the stairs with the device. I went back to using her standard harness leash or using a makeshift harness with a towel. Was excited to use this product because of their positive videos and statements but, instead I'm highly disappointed and I can't even return the product now.Please don't waste your money on this.

My dog is 100lbs. He’s older and the stairs are hard on him. I wanted something I could put on him to use to carry him up and down the stairs safely. Obviously bending over and picking up 100lbs multiple times a day isn’t good for anyone but a bit harder for a woman. This might work if your dog is willing to take assistance, mine is not. I try and lift slightly and he’s having none of it, so I needed to be able to lift him entirely. First off this thing takes too long to get on and off if you’re needing to put it on and off every time your dog goes down the stairs. The straps around the back of the legs are thin and cut into him. The cut along the bottom which is supposed to make it so he could pee with it on(that wasn’t happening, it would have ended up covered in urine, had to take it off) made it to where no matter how tightly it was on it was not secure. I was hoping to put it on him, bend my knees, put the strap over my shoulder, and be able to use my legs to lift him. The straps aren’t long enough for that. They hit about mid rib cage so there was no way to lift him without doing it dangerously. Was a failure, will be returning.