Ergonomic Dog Harness, Adjustable Walking Fit for Wide-Bodied Small Dogs and Short-Legged Breeds

Designed for wide-bodied, longer small dogs with short legs, this ergonomic dog harness positions the front chest strap just above the breastbone. Its soft, flexible saddle sits back from the withers, while the girth strap drops behind the rib cage to support comfortable freedom of movement. The harness is designed to sit farther back and fit more loosely than many traditional styles.

Key Features

• Adjustable chest and belly straps help tailor the fit, while the behind-the-rib-cage placement is designed to minimize pulling without engaging a dog's natural opposition reflex.
• Reflective trim and a quick-grab handle add practical safety features for everyday walks.
• Standard Buckle and Speed Buckle variants are offered across 30 colors and patterns. Printed fabric placement is unique, so patterned harnesses may not look exactly like the pictured example.
• The low-profile, lightweight Speed Buckle supports quick fastening and may be helpful for people with limited dexterity.
• The harness can get wet for use as an evaporative cooler, then be machine washed and hung to dry.
• Two removable embroidered patches are included, and customizable name patches are available separately.

Specifications

• Zeke fit range: front measurement 11–14 inches; girth measurement 19–27 inches.
• Suitable breed types include Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Scottish Terrier, Swedish Vallhund, Dandie Dinmont, Skye Terrier, Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen and Dachshund.
• Lightweight and manufactured in the USA.
• Package contents: one Zeke dog harness and two removable embroidered patches.
• Speed Buckle safety: strong magnetic fields near a neodymium magnet can affect pacemakers, ICDs and other implanted medical devices. Care must be taken to avoid inadvertently deactivating such devices.

Measure the front and girth carefully before ordering. The harness should sit farther back and remain loose enough for proper function and comfort; move up a size when the dog is at the end of the stated range.