Lifting Dog Harness Heavy Duty for Large Breeds

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Product details

MOQ:300pcs

Size:S-XL 

Material:Polyester            

Brand Name: Jun Fei 

Packing:1pcs/opp Bag

Logo: Customized brand logo 

Application:Dogs,cats                   

Pattern:Print,embroidered

Decoration:Ribbons,tag             

Color:Customized color

Style:New-fashion                     

Quality:High durable               

Place of Origin:China   

Features

Secure & Adjustable Fit

  • Features multiple adjustment points (chest, neck, belly) for a customized snug fit.
  • Prevents slipping with reinforced straps and escape-proof buckles (ideal for Houdini dogs!).

Comfort-First Design

  • Breathable mesh padding reduces chafing, while weight-distributing panels protect joints during walks.

Safety & Visibility

  • Reflective stitching for nighttime safety.
  • Dual-clip options (front+back) to control pulling or attach seatbelts.

Choosing the Right Materials for Lifting Dog Harness: Reference Guide

The material of a dog harness directly impacts comfort, durability, and safety. Here’s how to pick the best option for your pup’s needs:

1. Fabric Types

  • Nylon (Most Common):
    • Pros: Lightweight, durable, and water-resistant. Ideal for active dogs.
    • Cons: Can cause chafing if unpadded. Opt for 600D+ denier nylon for large breeds.
  • Polyester:
    • Pros: Softer than nylon, fade-resistant, and affordable. Great for everyday walks.
    • Cons: Less breathable. Choose mesh-lined polyester for summer.
  • Neoprene:
    • Pros: Padded and waterproof (perfect for swimming or rainy climates).
    • Cons: Heavy and may overheat in warm weather.

2. Specialty Materials

  • Breathable Mesh:
    • Best for brachycephalic breeds (e.g., Pugs) or hot climates. Look for 3D airflow designs.
  • Vegan Leather:
    • Stylish and easy to clean, but less flexible. Suitable for fashion harnesses.
  • Ripstop Fabric:
    • Reinforced with grid stitching to prevent tears (ideal for adventure dogs).

3. Padding & Lining

  • Memory Foam:
    • Reduces pressure on the trachea and chest (critical for pullers).
  • Fleece Lining:
    • Gentle on sensitive skin, but avoid for water-loving dogs.

4. Hardware Quality

  • Buckles:
    • Plastic: Lightweight (good for small dogs), but check for chew-resistant grades.
    • Metal: Stainless steel or aluminum for strength (essential for large/strong breeds).
  • D-Rings:
    • Must be welded (not sewn) to withstand pulling force.

5. Eco-Friendly Options

  • Recycled Fabrics: Harnesses made from ocean plastic or recycled nylon (e.g., Ruffwear’s Eco Trail Kit).
  • Non-Toxic Dyes: OEKO-TEX® certified materials to prevent skin irritation.

Pro Tip: Match the material to your dog’s lifestyle! A hiking harness needs rugged nylon, while a city dog may prefer soft polyester.

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