Anyone use EzyDog harness??

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Bought an Ezydog chest plate harness from my Bedlington Whippet cross.

He has an odd shaped body, in terms that he has quite a thin neck but broad chest.

Problem I have is any harness tends to move side to side & doesn't stay still.

Just wondering if anyone can say how to restrict the movement of the harness, or whether there is a more suitable harness out there more suited to my dog's shape.

Rev

Both mind have these. I put a few stitches in it (IE positioned it where I wanted them sewed the chest plate to the straps) stole the chest plate moving around.

krlyr

I know lots of hound-y people seem to use the Dog Games style harnesses
http://dog-games-shop.co.uk/harnesses-fleece-lined

Sagz_2

krlyr wrote: »

I know lots of hound-y people seem to use the Dog Games style harnesses
http://dog-games-shop.co.uk/harnesses-fleece-lined

This is the kind I use on my 2 Lurchers - work really well.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Tried one of those fleece harnesses & they just didn't fit.

Have got a Mutt Gear harness from Scruff Macduff, but fancied trying a new type.

Was thinking of the EzyDog quick fit harness as it has a loop which the d ring is attached & it's just that bit that allows movement.

Did see a possible harness called a ComfortFlex Sport harness. Looks like the Ezydog quick fit but this has got nice padding.

http://www.cleanrun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=1771

con1888

I have the Walk R cise one just now that fits my dog better than the easy walk but when I got the easy walk he was in between sizes and didn't seem to fit any f them.

krlyr

There's a size 5 up for sale here, don't know if that's a tad too big though
http://www.unleashedforum.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2372