ok,i love the harness and the collars and coats by the way boight these for 2 rescue dogs from the humane society that i got this year one a terrible puller this has helped control the pulling i was a skeptic anything would help but it has just got the harnesses and its an amazing difference we go to forest park st louis every day and now i can enjoy the walk as much as they do plus the illumination helps a great deal we walk often at night thanks carhartt

Fits perfectly using the provided measurements. My berniedoodle really likes it!!

All of you putting 1 star reviews because your dog chewed through the harness are weird?? Why are you letting the harness near the dog in the first place, and leaving your dog unsupervised to be able to chew through it too?

Really like this harness with they made it in black though

I have the previous harness design that buckled at the dog's shoulder blades, so I thought I'd try this one out for my new puppy since I like how the other one is holding up (2+ years, great condition). I like the quality, but the design of this one is inferior. It is much less anatomically conscious compared to the shoulder buckle one, which nicely distributes pressure on the chest of the dog when he pulls at either leash attachment points. This harness, no matter how I adjust it, puts pressure where the neck meets the chest, which is a super sensitive spot--causing my dog to cough if he pulls. The neck strap is angles down to try to avoid this, but that doesn't matter much in practice. It just rides up and restricts his airways. If your dog doesn't pull, it'll probably be fine, but my puppy is a Llewellin Setter who, upon seeing a a critter, does strain dramatically on the leash. Essentially, the "no pull" strategy that the harness employs by having a front clip to redirect movement is not safely effective for my pup. I like the idea of handle, though lifting/holding it also makes the front strap restrict his neck. I do like the purple color. I would like the other design in a purple. Overall a swing and a miss, in my opinion, though I'll still try the next version because I like the quality--and I'll order the old design on Amaz*n, until/unless Carhartt provides it here again.

It worked really well for my 11 month old mutt. I plan on buying another later but she ate the straps last night? no clue how she managed that but until she actually learns to not eat any I'm sticking with a cheep harness. When she learns to not eat em' any more she'll get her Carhartt back.

Bought two of these within a week of each other and my dog found a way to chew through the thin straps in no time.

Purchased for my daughter's dog. He chew through the strap. Product looks durable but for the price wasn't worth the purchase.