Siberian Husky Luxury handcrafted dog harness- husky harness

Tracking Adjustable Leather Harness

As with all Fordogtrainer products, Fordogtrainer tracking harness is designed for simplicity and effective operation over a long life. Constructed from finest quality soft and strong leather, this harness is very comfortable for a dog to wear for long tracks and rescue missions and incredibly strong. Like all our harnesses this one is also sewn with polyester thread and is fitted with high quality brass buckles to create resilient, robust harness, which will ensure comfort and security for years of dog walking or tracking.

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Elegant leather harness without chest plate for Siberian Husky

Heavy duty stitched and riveted. We offer this popular handmade, non-restrictive type harness, because of its superior design. People who do a fair amount of biking with their dogs enjoy using this harness.The design allows all harness straps to follow the contour of the body of the dog for unbeatable comfort and full range of motion of the head, shoulders and all four legs. The harness adjusts to fit your dog as he grows and changes. All the straps are hand-stitched to provide hours of continuous comfort in the field. We use only hand-made brass plated D-ring tracking line connections that will never rust.

The harness does not restrict the air flow of the dog in any way. This is an extremely important feature on a tracking harness during long tracks where the dogs need all the help they can get.In fact this is the main difference between an agitation harness. The agitation harness has a padded breast plate to cushion the dog when it hits the end of the line while doing protection work. The dogs need this cushion to absorb some of the shock of a tie out. This breast plate causes too much of an air flow restriction to be used in long police or Search/Rescue tracks. An agitation harness is also to heavy for long distance tracking.

How to size your dog for this harness:

Medium:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture):13-23inch (33-58cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color on the picture): 25-38 inch (63-95cm)

Large:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture): 17-27 inch (43-68cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color on the picture): 27-42 inch (68-105cm)

Extra Large:

• around the neck of the dog (green color on the picture): 24-33 inch (60-85cm)
• around the chest behind the front legs (red color on the picture): 32-50 inch (79-125 cm)

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Check how our products look on the dogs / Pictures from Customers

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Extra lightweight leather Siberian Husky harness

Check how this Leather Tracking Harness looks on dogs / our video

Durable top D-ring for leash attachment

I have ordered and received two harnesses and two leads from you.? They are of the highest quality and head turners--other dog owners always ask me where they came from.? Sunday we were at a baseball game (Dog Day at the Park) and I had to keep reading the web site off his harness for other dog owners.? I also feel so much better putting him in the harness and then tethering him in the car.? Thank you for making such a great product at such a reasonable price.

Glenn from Pennsylvania, USA

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