Large Dog Harness
Dean & Tyler
For the well-trained dog that simply needs a large dog harness for walking, style might be your main consideration and there is a multitude of designer and fancy harnesses to choose from.
Most large dog harnesses are constructed from leather or nylon, with each material having advantages and disadvantages. Leather gives you that elegant look but does not fare well in consistently wet Conditions. Nylon would be the better choice there.
One big dog harness company is Dean And Tyler. They are renowned for the high quality dog harnesses, collars, leashes, muzzles, and lots of other dog related products they offer. You just can’t go wrong with Dean and Tyler.
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Some other options to consider are: padding, spikes, buckles, Velcro, front leash rings, or top of the shoulder leash rings. Using a harness for walking large, active dogs may seem difficult but many modern harnesses feature basic but clever techniques like the front-attachment rings. When a dog lunges, it causes a slight tightening or pressure across the chest and behind the legs. These gentle but odd feelings cease when the dog stops pulling or lunging.
Combined with positive reinforcement, most dogs quickly associate pulling with unpleasant sensations. If your goal is to train a strong dog that pulls and lunges on a leash, look for a no pull dog harness with a martingale-type closure that tightens in response to pulling and loosens up when the dog stops and the leash relaxes.
If your dog likes to swim, or you live in a rainy, humid climate, you’ll want a long-lasting nylon harness. For a well-behaved dog that doesn’t get wet very often, leather is an elegant, long-lasting choice.
A reflective harness and leash set should be considered if you and your dog walk at night. Whatever the choice, harness training, like all training, requires consistency and patience. Most owners who try harness training experience satisfactory results.
When shopping for a large dog harness, be sure to consider ALL the features you may require. Remember, just by choosing a harness, you’re already taking a positive step in protecting your dog’s health and well being.
