Eagloo Dog Harness for Large Dogs, No Pull Service Vest with Reflective Strips and Control Handle, Adjustable and Comfortable for Walking, No Choke Pet Harness with 2 Metal Rings, Orange, XL

I’m really impressed with this harness! I have a large, energetic dog who used to pull a lot during walks, and this no-pull design has made a huge difference. It’s sturdy, well-made, and the control handle gives me extra security when I need it. The reflective strips are a nice safety feature for evening walks, and the adjustable straps made it easy to get a snug but comfortable fit. The no-choke design is a big plus—I can tell my dog feels more comfortable compared to a collar or cheaper harnesses we’ve tried. The metal rings are strong and feel secure when attaching the leash. Plus, the pink color looks adorable on my pup! Overall, this harness is durable, functional, and comfortable for both me and my dog. Highly recommend for anyone with a large dog that needs a reliable harness for daily walks or training.

We love these harnesses. We like that it has a clip in front and on the back. We use both at different times when needed. It seems to be comfortable for our dog and it lasts a long time. We just bought our second one after 6 years with the first one. Also cute color! Good value for money.

Good quality but didn't fit well on my 6 lbs chihuahua and had to return. This Eagloo harness felt and looked good on my dog, solid but not too heavy for a small pup. The top panel fitted fine, but the belly panel was too long and somewhat stiff. The fit was good when he was standing, but the belly panel would bunch up and push up toward his face when he sat down. It took some work to adjust all the straps, but once it was done, the fit was secure and the straps did not move around. The harness goes over the head and has two buckles around the torso to secure. I also purchased the PHOEPET No Pull Harness to compare. The PHOEPET was also good quality, almost identical to the Eagloo but it felt more heavy-duty and required 3 buckles to put on (which I didn't like). I felt the PHOEPET was too bulky and it also had the same issue with the belly panel being too long. I ended up returning that both. I would still recommend this Eagloo harness if your dog is a little bigger than my 6 lbs Chi.

These are great pillow covers! They are very cute and feel very smooth. Fitting the pillows into them was easy and the zipper works well. They did not shrink when washed; very happy with these pillow covers!

This harness is very sturdy and feels very secure. It is very easy to put on and comes with picture instructions in case you've never used a harness before. The only problem I had was with the fit. The front straps are a tough to adjust and the buckle just doesn't want to move, which is great when your dog is pulling but a pain when you have to adjust it on a fidgety dog 😅. As for the chest straps, I followed the measurement guide but the chest straps just barely fit my dog and they're already extended as much as possible. The fit is tighter than what I like to put on her and if she gains a couple pounds later on she likely won't fit into it anymore, which is a shame. I do want to point out that my dog has that sight hound body with a deep but narrow chest however, so most harnesses and clothes tend to fit a little weird anyway and its not the fault of the harness. If your dog is a little more normal shaped it'll probably fit them fine! UPDATE: After trying it out a few times, I can confidently say that this harness works great! It's super sturdy and can withstand her chewing and tugging at it just fine.

Very good quality and durable harness. I'd recommend one size bigger if debating between two sizes.

Our 50-lb rescue dog (Pitbull/American Bulldog/mutt) has broken 2 Kong harnesses that cost us around $30 each. We stopped using a harness for a while because we didn't want to cough up more money for something that was only going to last a few months before he went crazy dog and jerked the thing so much it would break. He pulls like he's trying to race Balto with a sled full of medicine on his way to save the children, and I felt bad that he continued to choke himself with a collar, so we went looking for a harness that was under $30. This one popped up on the search, and due to positive reviews, we decided to try it out. Our requirements for a harness have always been sturdiness, an extra handle in case we need to hold him back when he tries to force his love and kisses upon strangers who aren't as obsessed with dogs as we are (crazy people), and comfort for our boy since we often will have him in his harness throughout the day if we are taking him out (car rides, hiking, trip to Grandma's house so he can be spoiled with all the human food and come back home feeling entitled). This harness checks off all those things, plus being reflective and easy to put on. AND it has a front clip, which is a game changer for our walks. Our once Pulls Like A Hoss dog is now a Walk Like A Good Boy By Your Side dog, and it's weird but also very nice. I like that the harness also has the typical back clip for the leash so I can use it for our runs or hiking if I need him to pull me up a steep hill (hey, might as well put all that muscle to a good use!). We have not had it for long, but so far it is our favorite harness yet, and our good boy seems to agree!

Prior to ordering, I measured by dog's chest (18 inches) and neck (13.5 inches). Based on the size chart, it indicates that he would fit a small harness. I was very excited for this to arrive because my new dog is eager to explore the outside world and would constantly pull ahead of me. When it finally arrived, I put it on my dog, but felt that it was still too big for him. The general rule of thumb seems to be that you should be able to fit two fingers comfortably. Well, it seems like I can fit more than that in the part of the harness that's on his chest. When looking at the harness when it's on him, it doesn't look too loose, but you can definitely feel the looseness when he starts pulling away. Since there's so much slack in the front, when he pulls, the chest part of the harness seems to pull away from the dog and when I have to pull him because he's busy behind me sniffing something, it seems like I'm pulling the harness right off of him because it's so loose. I'm just not satisfied because it doesn't give him a snug fit. And yes, I have played with the straps and made them as short as possible, but it's still not short enough. Looseness aside, the front clip harness definitely has improved his leash walking. Is it 100% solved? No. You have also do some leash training as well, but his pulling forward has improved. A drawback though of a front clip harness with a small dog is that the leash often gets tangled in his legs. If there's just even a little slack in your leash, his legs seem to easily get caught in them and I frequently have to stop and adjust so that the leash is untangled from his legs. Overall, it's a great looking harness, it does help with leash pulling, BUT beware if you have a smaller dog. It's too loose of a fit. Wish they had an XS size.