Small Dog Harness, Ergonomic Lucy Fit for Narrow-Bodied Longer Dogs and Comfortable Everyday Walking

This small ergonomic dog harness is shaped for narrow-bodied, longer dogs that have a deep, narrow chest. Its soft, flexible saddle sits back from the withers, while the girth rests behind the rib cage to support comfortable freedom of movement.

The Lucy Small fit has a 9–11-inch front measurement and a 17–24-inch girth range. Its approximate weight range is 13–18 pounds; measure your dog carefully and move up a size if your dog is at the end of the stated range.

The harness is designed to sit farther back and fit more loosely than many traditional harnesses. Positioning it too far forward or tightening it excessively can prevent proper function and make your dog uncomfortable.

Key Features

• Ergonomic construction is designed to reduce strain on the neck, shoulders, hips, and knees while allowing comfortable movement.
• The belly strap sits behind the rib cage, helping minimize pulling without engaging the dog's natural opposition reflex.
• Adjustable chest and belly straps help refine the fit for your dog's proportions.
• An uncomplicated slip-over-the-head design can be put on and removed with one hand; the Speed Buckle style offers a quick clip suited to people with limited dexterity.
• Reflective trim and a quick-grab handle add practical visibility and control features for walks.
• The lightweight harness can get wet for use as an evaporative cooler and is machine washable for convenient care.

Specifications

• Fit: Lucy Small
• Front measurement: 9–11 inches
• Girth measurement: 17–24 inches
• Approximate dog weight: 13–18 pounds
• Buckle types: Standard Buckle or Speed Buckle
• Styles: multiple solid colors and printed patterns; placement on printed fabrics may differ from the pictured example
• Care: machine wash and hang dry
• Made in the USA; package includes one Lucy Small dog harness and two removable embroidered patches
• Magnet warning for the Speed Buckle style: strong magnetic fields near a neodymium magnet can affect pacemakers, ICDs, and other implanted medical devices. Take care to avoid inadvertently deactivating these devices.

Measure both the front and girth before ordering, and choose the next size up when your dog falls at the end of a measurement range. Correct rearward, looser positioning helps the harness work comfortably as intended.