Extra Large Adjustable Dog Harness by Lupine in 1" Wide Brook Trout Design with 36-44" Girth

Lupine products are proudly built in Conway, New Hampshire and Guaranteed (Even if Chewed). They are not chew-proof (no fabric is!) but if they get chewed, LupinePet will replace them. Search on ‘Lupine Guarantee’ to see how EZ it is!The Lupine 4-Way Adjustable Roman harness fits a wide range of body types and is especially suited for long-bodied and/or deep-chested dogs. To choose the correct size always measure the dog around the body, just behind the front legs. Measure snugly, and then add an extra 5-percent to find the actual adjusted size of the harness girth. Or, measure the length of the girth strap from the dog’s current harness.This harness goes on over the head. Start by unbuckling the clip on the girth, then place the head through the opening made by the shoulder straps. Lift the left front leg over the center strap, then clip the girth strap closed. Adjust the fit of all four adjustable straps as needed. The harness should be removed from the dog when the leash comes off and it should not be left on an unattended dog. Lupine Originals are made from woven nylon in an array of colorful designs. The pattern is woven into the webbing, rather than printed or sewn on. Made with strong bar-tack stitching, welded steel hardware, and ends are turned under and stitched to protect fur and skin. Matching collars and leashes are available.Machine or hand-wash, warm water and mild soap (no bleach or bleach alternative). Air dry completely before use.Lupine products are not intended for tie-out.

• Proudly Built in New Hampshire and Guaranteed (Even if Chewed)
• For Extra-Large dogs, like full-grown Mastiffs or Saint Bernards, 1-inch wide with 36-to-44-inch adjustable girth and four adjustment points
• Traditional over-the head style is more secure
• With four adjustment points to fit most types of dogs very well, even deep chested and long bodied dogs
• Please read the harness sizing and always measure around your dog's body, just behind the front legs