gives dogs freedom to stand up and lay down, making the harness more comfortable for the dog over long road trips There are 5 different PRO models, each being a different Width. Apart from the smallest size, the Height is the same across the range. There are different options for Length (Small, Medium, Large), reflecting the Length (or depth) of the car boot from the bottom of the rear seat to the tailgate. Because it’s designed with comfort in mind, the Kurgo Tru-fit no pull dog harness can also be used as a no-pull walking harness. There’s a halt ring on the front chest plate. If your pup tries to pull, it will just turn him around effectively training him that pulling will get him nowhere! While there are no rules surrounding how they are secured – seatbelt clips, harnesses, car seats and carriers are all suggested – many people like to keep their dog in the car and not the boot. In which case, a car harness is ideal as it is specifically designed to be used in a vehicle.

It is the law to ensure that your dog is safely secured in your car and that they cannot cause a distraction to the driver or passengers. With five adjustments points, it’s easy to get a near-custom fit for any dog, regardless of size and proportions. The chest pad reduces stress on the trachea and sternum while dispersing kinetic energy across the chest of the dog. This is important during those rare, but dangerous impact crashes. The Kurgo Dog Car Harness offers the best value for the money when compared against any of the alternative crash tested harnesses. It’s also available in more sizes, which allows you to achieve a better fit for your dog.

It was a request we heard often from our customers: "a vehicle restraint harness, but constructed from quality materials... and one that's comfortable and my dog wouldn't mind wearing." Hard to think of any as this harness represents outstanding value for money. Nope, still can’t think of a downside. Another popular dog car harness that’s designed for maximum comfort is the Bergan system. It’s a durable but lightweight option that’s available in four different sizes and three styles. Sizing tends to come up small, with big jumps between the one size and the next one up. Does not appear to be crash tested. To prevent reactions between treatments and collar materials, collars should be removed during use of liquid flea treatments.

As a dog owner, this is something that’s always worried me. I want my dogs to be safe in the car – and it’s also important to protect human passengers. That’s what led to my research into car harnesses. However, we’ve also found two other harnesses that have been put through testing protocols we’re at least partially comfortable with. Neither was tested by the CPS, but we believe they still warrant inclusion.

Dog car harnesses are specially designed to prevent your dog from moving around in the car while keeping your pet safe and comfortably restrained. This means there is less chance of you being distracted behind the wheel – in turn, keeping everyone in the car (and on the roads) safe. Most harnesses can also be attached to your dog's lead, meaning you can go straight from your car journey and out for a walk in the park with ease. Is it law to harness dogs in cars? Are you ready to play? Dogs love to play ball – and we have the perfect selection of dog balls to suit dogs of any size and breed. Our goal in offering the Load Up™ Harness is to equip dogs to hit the open road with a comfortable, easy-to-use vehicle restraint harness that's built strong to withstand the rigors of sudden vehicle movements. Impressive safety standard accreditation. We love how the car’s inertia reel seatbelt simply slides through the D-ring to secure your dog – super simple! One thing to keep in mind is that acar harness isn’t necessarily the best harness for walking. Car restraints need to be tough and durable to withstand high forces, but this can make them heavy and more difficult to put on.

Easy to Put On. Any harness for a dog should be simple to put on and adjustable. This allows you to get a snug fit without causing chafing. Adjustable straps are also vital for making sure your dog can’t slip outthe harness when driving or in an accident. No-one plans to have an accident, and car traffic collisions don’t just happen to other people. In the same way that it’s no longer acceptable for a child to travel unrestrained in a car, so your dog should be secured on a journey. A strong car harness can protect your dog in the unfortunate event of a collision, while also making sure they are secure and can’t cause distractions. It’s vital to get a product that’s crash-tested and adjustable though, otherwise it may not provide much protection.

Few harnesses are crash tested, but this is how you can really separate the ordinary harnesses from the ones used in a car. A harness that fits a dog properly and does not come close to the throat should be harmless and comfortable. Dog owners should make sure all leads, collars and harnesses do not apply pressure to the throat. This can damage the dog's thyroid, esophagus, and trachea.