Web Master Dog Body Harness, Basalt Gray, XX-Small

Such a great harness! We love the color and the sturdiness. It's well made with a durable material (similar to outdoor gear for humans) and is able to handle our dog who loves to go for walks at a fast clip. Our favorite part of the harness is the handle on top. Our dog sometimes gets spooked and it's really nice to have that control. I also feel like it works a little like a thunder vest because it's a bigger harness. I think it makes her feel secure and it's also comforable since it has padding in all the right areas. She's 40 lbs, has a deep broad chest and smaller waist, and a size small fit her perfectly.

I have 2 beagles - and they pull HARD (they like to follow the nose like most hounds do). After our male beagle going through almost a harness every month for the last 6 months or so (we have tried all kinds) We found this and decided to try this one on our male so I ordered it hoping that it would work a little magic and help out. He has ripped through torn off, slipped out of, and shredded harness after harness. So we recieved this on Friday and have used it a few times, and I'm already noticing a difference -Other Harnesses would -- slide all over him- not help in his pulling- frusterate him to the point he would just take them off (while we were walking)- Not stand up to his pulling - as he shredding a Reinforced harness just by pulling after only a week of owning it- some of them never fit him good because of his length and slim design- one we bought him he just wanted to chew it, its like it tasted so good he chewed holes in it- we had one harness where after 2 days all the stitching came out of it and it was suppose to be durable for up to 80 lbs of pulling and he's only 35 lbs. I was not happy at allRUFFWEAR WEB MASTER HANRESS - AMAZING in just 2 days -- He doesn't pull as much as he has been.- He doesn't mind wearing it, infact we put it on him and he ran off an went to go to sleep in his bed- It doesn't slide all over him it fits him securely and when i need to get his nose focused away from something its super easy.- The handle on the back for lifting it just down right awesome - especially since we hike a lot- he Loves to walk even more now that before,- It has a durable feel and quality to it, that i'm sure is going to last.- THE RED color is very bright and helps me see him better when he's running around the lake without having to put hunting colored items on him.ALL IN ALL I'm and HAPPY and IMPRESSED with this product - I'll probable re-review it in a few months to see if anything changes but we hare satisfied now, and I'm happy we can get back to enjoying out workouts.

I have tried so many different harnesses and this one is the ONLY one that beagle/blue heeler mix HAS NOT been able to escape! She is quite the Houdini and has escaped anything we have ever put on her. We have been using this one for months and she cannot get out of it. It has been the best money spent. I never leave reviews but I am impressed with this harness and it has been well worth the money. The strap near the belly region really makes a difference. I love the fabric handle on the back. I can literally pick her up and carry her if I want to. My beagle/heeler mix and my pit mix don’t seem to be bothered by the harness and wear it pretty much all the time. Other harnesses have rubbed off hair or left irritation on the dogs but this one really hasn’t. It’s padded and seems comfy to them. They don’t hide when I try to put it on them. Best harness and worth the money if you have a Houdini dog like me.

Love love love this harness! I have a lab mix with a very big chest and he can’t escape out of it and I’m able to adjust his chest to a bigger size and his belly to a smaller size. He also seems very comfortable in it. I like the padding it doesn’t rub his armpits like other harnesses we’ve had. I do wish they had more colors like fun colors! My only main complaint though is that it’s hard to figure out which size. I originally got the medium for him and I either wasn’t adjusting it right or it just didn’t fit so we returned it got the size up and it’s on the tightest it can go so if he ever loses weight I’ll have to buy something else which will be unfortunate (especially since it’s on the pricier side). My other dog is the same size as him, but she doesn’t have a big chest and I tried it on her and it doesn’t fit her at all. Now I’m wishing I would’ve tried on the medium size on her before I returned it to see if it would even work for her. I would love to order the medium for her to try it out. I just feel nervous I would have to return it because the sizing is a little difficult. Overall though it’s my favorite harness ever! It looks like he has a little tank top on which is so cute😊

This is the first harness that fits my miniature poodle perfectly. I love the extra strap that goes behind their girth towards their hind legs because it keeps her from escaping. The harness is very well-made, sturdy and high-quality. I will definitely look at other models of Ruffwear harnesses just to give her a different look depending on the outing.

I tried the new Ruffwear Webmaster for my whippets after a previous version was the only harness that fit my whippets in length, chest, and did not cut into the shoulders. The new version looked good to me with a more padded chest strap and a neck closure instead of having to slip the harness over the head (which is not a problem for my dogs but more for me as they tend to get impatient and wiggle around). I also liked the idea of having a front attachment for a leash, the older version has leash attachments on the back only.Unfortunately this version of the Webmaster harness no longer works for whippets. While it is of the same great quality, the chest strap is so wide that it rubs into the shoulders when the dogs walks.The front attachment does not make much for improvement of the older version- it is made from fabric and plastic which I wouldn't trust in the long run.All in all it's still a high quality harness, but I'm really disappointed that it no longer works for whippets and similar dogs that are narrow but deep in the chest. I hope Ruffwear will keep the previous versions available, as it is very hard to find a well fitting quality harness for these dogs.I wish Ruffwear would give more details regarding sizing besides just chest girth. Back/thorax length are necessary to consider with a 2 strap harness. The chest strap on the new Webmaster is 2.5 inches, the space between shoulder bones of my dog is 1.75 inches. Would save a lot of returns if more detailed info was provided to the customer.Photos show the 2021 version versus the 2025 version.

I foster dogs for our local animal shelter and have watched every type of dog from Jack Russells to German Shepherds. A few of them were escape artist and I was warned to be careful on walks. I used to just use Martingale collars with them but didn't feel they were a safe type of collar to use when bicycling with them on the WalkyDog. Then a friend of mine recommend this harness. I looked it up, read the reviews, bought several sizes, and tried them out.The pros:The dogs cannot back out because of the belly strap. Not a single one has been able to.Most of the dogs take to the harness right away with a few treats, putting on the harness helps teach them manners and not to react when something is put over their heads or around their bellies.I can now safely bicycle with them on the Walky Dog since there is no chance of them backing out of the harness while running, or whip-lashing themselves, or chocking themselves when jerking after a squirrel.The dogs pull less on the leash while I walk them, I think it's because the leash clips to the back and they have less pressure on their necks to pull against.The handle on the back makes it easier to help some of the disabled or sick dogs make the steps up to the house and the jump into the truck, as well as an easy way to grab a dog in an emergency.The straps were a little complicated but the extra steps to adjust them make the harness safer since the straps don't pull loose like other harnesses did, especially when I bicycle with the dogs.I love the inside tag that I can write my name and number on. I used a sharpie and the print has lasted through quite a few washings.The cons:It took a little fiddling to figure out how to adjust the harnesses to fit correctly and snugly. The straps were just a little complicated.The male dogs I watch always urinate on the belly strap, but I just wipe the belly strap down and stick the harness in the wash each night.On some of mixed breed dogs I watched, who were oddly shaped, the adjustment straps hung loose, couldn't reach the side stretchy pockets on the harness to hold them, and posed a tangle hazard when I bicycled with them. I just used pipe cleaner to tie the loose ends to the harness on them.Some of the mixed breed dogs are overweight, just oddly shaped, or narrow chested and the harness would fit, but were just a little looser on them than I'd like, or was able to adjust to.Miscellaneous:Some of the dogs I foster just hated the harness and chewed the side straps to pieces when I put it on. One of the dogs thought it was a toy and shredded the straps in under a minute, my fault for leaving it on the table where he could get it, but I just wish the harness was a little more chew resistant and sturdy.The harness is not reflective, I had to add pieces of reflective tape on them so the dogs and I can be seen easier when it's dark out.All in all a great harness, safe, escape proof, and perfect fore everyday use.

This harness was a lifesaver for my granddoggie. She’s part bull terrier and part pit bull- skinny neck and pure muscle who can escape anything. For a long time, I couldn’t babysit Lulu for long periods because walks were too risky. This harness kept my Hudini by my side! It is also great because there’s lots of padding on the underside (she’s also old) so; when I do need to carry her silly butt, I have handles to grab onto to get us started. Love this harness- well worth the price. Well made too.

元野犬の子（約１４キロ）と、まだ若く動きが読めない子（約９キロ）の2頭に使用しています。約１４キロの子は警戒した時に後退りしてしまい、これまで何度かハーネスが抜けてヒヤッとすることがありました。一方で約９キロの子は、興奮したり驚いたりした瞬間に急に後退りするタイプで、同じく抜けてしまった経験があります。このハーネスに変えてからは、どちらの子も後退りしても抜けることがなくなり、安心感が大きく変わりました。実際に踏ん張られる場面もありましたが、しっかりホールドされているのを感じます。見た目はシンプルで可愛さ重視ではなく、価格も安くはありませんが、「絶対に抜けさせたくない」という点においてはとても信頼できる商品だと思います。性格の違う2頭でもしっかり対応できたので、抜けに悩んでいる方にはおすすめです。

Vor der Renzension eine kurze Beschreibung der Trägerin:Schulterhöhe 35 cm, Brustumfang 53 cm, 11 kg, sehr schlanke, athletische Figur - Ungarischer Straßenhund, undefinierbarer Mischling, erinnert optisch etwas an eine sehr geschrumpfte Mixtur aus Labrador und Doberman.Charakteristisch ist erst einmal die anfängliche Angst vor geschlossenen Räumen (war vorher wohl noch nie innerhalb von vier Wänden oder unter einer Zimmerdecke) und die unbändige Freude, mit anderen Hunden zu spielen. Ist superschnell, wendig und in der Natur kaum einzufangen, wenn sie nicht will.Das stellt uns vor folgende Probleme:Auf dem Weg in fremde Gebäude stemmt sich der Hund anfänglich (zuhause geht es mittlerweile) gegen die Leine. Wenn sie Hunde erblickt, möchte sie um alles in der Welt unbedingt mit den Artgenossen spielen, egal ob wir, die anderen Hunde oder deren Besitzer dies möchten. Auch hier wird sich gegen die Leine gestemmt, sollte das "Spielziel" hinter uns sein.Nun mag mancher denken: "Dann lass die Süße doch spielen" - was man schon mal von Hundebesitzern hört, die selbst nicht so viel Wert auf Erziehung legen (klar kann man den Hund auch den ganzen Tag allein im Garten lassen, wenn man es nicht schafft, dass der eigene Hund normal Gassi gehen kann oder auf den Namen hört).Ein an sich freudiges Ereignis kann auch schnell gefährlich werden. Unser Hund sieht grundsätzlich erst einmal jeden Hund als potentiellen Spielkameraden an, auch wenn der andere mitunter keine Lust auf Kontakt hat und eher in eine bissige Richtung einzuordnen ist. Unserer Kleinen ist auch egal, ob und was um sie herum geschieht, wenn Spiel und Spaß lockt. In einer Stadt oder in der Nähe von viel befahrenen Straßen kann das tödlich enden.Als es nun geschah, dass sich unser Wirbelwind in solchen Situationen schnell mal aus Standardgeschirr und Halsband herauswindete, musste eine Lösung her. Bei der Recherche sind wir auf Ruffwear-Produkte gestoßen, die als zusätzliche Sicherung einen dritten Gurt um den Bauch anbieten.Beim ersten Anprobieren fällt schon auf, dass hier ein guter Halt geboten ist. Es verrutscht nicht, obwohl die Gurte nur annähernd passend eingestellt waren. Sehr positiv. Die Polster um die unteren Gurte sind auch ein nettes Detail, zumal sich unsere Hündin viel und schnell bewegen kann; da wird wohl nichts einschneiden.Die Verarbeitung wirkt äußerst hochwertig, gute Nähte, robuste Materialien. Auch wenn das Geschirr erst ein paar Tage im Einsatz war, macht es den Eindruck, dass es lange halten wird.Obwohl hier auch mehr Fläche des Hundes "belegt" wird, macht es ihr nichts aus, es den ganzen Tag zu tragen- scheint also bequem zu sein, löblich.Der Halsgurt lässt sich nicht öffnen, also muss der Hund mit dem Kopf durch. Bei unserer Dame war dies kein Problem, bei anderen Hunden mag dies erst mit etwas Übung klappen. Schwierig wird es, wenn der Vierbeiner unruhiger Natur ist. Unser erster Hund - Labrador-Mischling - war vor lauter Freude nach draußen zu gehen, kaum zu bändigen; da war das Anleinen am vorhandenen Halsband schon schwer - solche Hundebesitzer werden ihre Problemchen bekommen.Zudem muss eine Pfote durch den Zwischenraum von Halsgurt und mittlerem Gurt geführt werden, da die hinteren Gurte nur auf einer Seite mit Schnappverschluss geschlossen werden.Man sollte seinen Hund vor dem Anziehen also erst einmal in eine ruhige Gemütslage versetzen, ansonsten kann es nervig werden.Was wir anfangs als eher witziges Detail abtaten, war der Tragegurt. Jetzt möchten wir ihn kaum noch missen.Da sie noch etwas ungewillt ist, ins Auto zu hüpfen, kann man sie nun einfach kurz wie einen Koffer auf dem Rücksitz parken.Beim gefürchteten Gang in fremde Gebäude ist sie so nun leicht auf den Arm zu heben.Und wenn das Gezerre an der Leine zu wild wird, wenn andere Hunde um sie herum sind, können wir ihr locker den Boden unter den Füßen wegnehmen, bis sie sich beruhigt.Dies mag natürlich nicht funktionieren, wenn der Hund seine 20-60 kg hat (kommt auf die dicken Arme des Besitzers an)...Auch kann dies bei Angstgestörten Hunden nicht die beste Methode sein, "Hürden" zu überwinden, da sollte man lieber erziehungstechnisch hin arbeiten - bei unserem Mädel funktioniert es prächtig - gezwungen zu werden und dann zu merken, dass keine schlimmen Erlebnisse darauf folgen. Mittlerweile folgt sie uns freiwillig in unser Haus und in verschiedene Räume ohne getragen zu werden.Wer nun meint, der Preis sei nicht gerechtfertigt, sollte sich lieber mal überlegen, was ein "unsicheres" Geschirr an Folgen nach sich ziehen kann:Unfälle bei einer Flucht können beim Tierarzt mit teuren Operationen enden, schlimmstens mit dem Tod des Tieres. Wenn man seinem Tier nicht 100%ig vertraut, es ausreißt und jemanden beißt (vor allem Kinder) kommt hier noch eine rechtliche Komponente ins Spiel.Unfälle im Straßenverkehr können nicht nur das Tier, sondern auch Autofahrer, Radfahrer und Fußgänger verletzen.Man kann für einen Hund aus dem Tierheim schon ca. 300 Euro Schutzgebühr hinlegen, für Rassehunde sogar vierstellige Beträge, also läuft man doch hinter einem stolzen Sümmchen her, wenn der etwaige emotionale Verlust nicht groß genug sein sollte.Wer sein Smartphone versichern lässt, kann doch sicherlich auch in diese physische "Versicherung" investieren.Also lieber etwas mehr hinblättern. Vor allem, wenn man hier noch in der Erziehungsphase steckt und das Hündchen noch nicht perfekt aufs Herrchen oder Frauchen hört.

Après avoir lu plusieurs commentaires sur Internet, je l'ai acheté pour un chien fugueur. Harnais soit disant impossible à enlever pour le chien.Il a fallu moins de 48h00 à mon teckel pour le retirer.

Great ... For my little blue Bedlington girl and if looks really smart. She had Small before but the XS is better, the other two can downsize now as I find it pays to err on the smaller size with these if your dogs are slender build. The extra reflective strip over ordinary harnesses is great and saved on of my dogs when a lead hasp failed, as the car driver saw her lit up like a Xmas tree! Great for winter and if hot in summer then I soak them in water as a cooling vest. Works a rest.

Our little rescue is excellent and getting out of harnesses. We've tried different brands and builds but these are the first ones that managed to withstand to all of his usual tricks. The most dangerous and efficient one - the backpedal. He still sometimes tries it but has never succeeded. The harness is very adjustable and sits him well. The padding makes all the pulling he loves to do safe for him and he's very excited to put the harness on.The design has one peculiarity though - one of the front paws has to be stepped through the harness which is something we still struggle with sometimes. Other piece of criticism would be the reflective strips - I'd like there to be more of them.All in all, it's a great and good quality product and we're very satisfied.