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DexyPaws No-Pull Dog Harness
Price range: $19.20 through $49.99
“Introducing our No-Pull Dog Harness! Our harness has been designed and thoughtfully sourced to withhold the strongest pullers. This harness is adjustable, easy-to-use, and lined with breathable air mesh for extra padding on long walks or runs.”
DexyPaws No-Pull Dog Harness
Dexter says: “Introducing our No-Pull Dog Harness! Our harness has been designed and thoughtfully sourced to withhold the strongest pullers. This harness is adjustable, easy-to-use, and lined with breathable air mesh for extra padding on long walks or runs.”
Details:
– Adjustable security straps on neck to keep pup super secure
– Two buckles around belly for easy slip on and take off
– Leash clip has been designed at the front so that you can front lead for less pulling with additional clip at the back
– Fully adjustable polyester webbing straps for a customized fit
– Handle for training, control, and manageability (we use this a lot with Dexter to control while training)
– Reflective lining to be seen at night for safety
Colours:
Espresso, Nude, Black, Sage Green, Sky Blue, Lilac, Green Camo
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| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| Colour | Espresso, Nude, Black, Sage Green, Sky Blue, Lilac, Green Camo |
| Size | X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large |
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