A dog carrying harness

When you're picking a dog carrying harness for your pooch, it's important to keep safety in mind. Some dog harnesses are made more for style, than functionality and can actually cause harm to your dear pet. The last thing you want is your dog running around with a harness that will hurt him or her. Before you grab those cute pink or purple doggie clothes, make sure they have the right gear underneath!

Look for something lightweight like our Nylon overhead harness. You don't want your dog to be uncomfortable while wearing the harness. Also, if it's too heavy, he might be able to drag you around instead of walking beside you!

dog rescue harness

The dog rescue harness is designed to allow the dog to be carried by a rescuer, without putting pressure on the dog's neck. The harness is easy to put on, and it does not restrict the dog's movement or cause him any discomfort. It can also be used for other purposes, such as pulling a sled or being pulled along in a wheel cart or wagon.

Our Nylon overhead harness can be used to carry your dog, thanks to the strap on the top. This dog rescue harness is lightweight and very easy to use. It works well with dogs of all sizes and is comfortable for them to wear.

What’s an emergency dog carrying harness?

These emergency dog carrying harnesses are designed to be used by rescuers of dogs which may need assistance in difficult terrain, or who are in danger of drowning. The harness is attached to a dog's collar and then can be used to lift the dog out of the water, or over difficult terrain.

Emergency dog harness for your pup

There are lots of great uses for this dog rescue harness. For example, if you have a sick or injured dog, you can easily pick it up out of their bed or carry them to your car without putting unnecessary pressure on their body.

The most important thing is to purchase an emergency dog harness that fits the dog properly and is comfortable for him.

Tie the leash securely to the dog's harness. It is important that you have additional control over your dog so even if he pulls, he will not be able to get free from the harness. Leashes should never be attached to collars which could cause injury if they try to jump or pull hard.

With your dog on a leash, put his harness on him while supporting his neck and shoulders with your hands. You can put it over his head or have someone hold him while you tie it in place and fit it properly around his body. Then let him walk around and get used to wearing it (with supervision).