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Explore Harness - Sage Tweed

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Explore Harness - Sage TweedUnleash an adventure with the Explore Harness in Sage Tweed! This country inspired harness features a trendy herringbone design in a sage green colour. Perfect for fashion forward pups who love to explore in comfort. Its 3 point step in design and safety lock feature provide secure and hassle free walks. Its tougher design ensures durability, with reflective trim and a handy handle on the back, it's perfect for exploring the great outdoors with your

Unleash an adventure with the Explore Harness in Sage Tweed! This country-inspired harness features a trendy herringbone design in a sage green colour. Perfect for fashion-forward pups who love to explore in comfort.

Its 3-point step-in design and safety lock feature provide secure and hassle-free walks. Its tougher design ensures durability, with reflective trim and a handy handle on the back, it's perfect for exploring the great outdoors with your dog. Woof yeah!

  • 3 point step in design
  • Front and back D rings for lead attachment
  • Reflective trim
  • Fully adjustable neck and chest strap
  • Safety lock feature
  • Machine Washable
  • Handle on back of harness

Extra Small - Neck: 24-34cm (9.4" - 13.3") / Chest 34-56cm (13.3" - 22') /. Chest plate length - 19cm (7.4"). Back plate length - 10cm (3.9").

Small - Neck: 32-44cm (12.5" - 17.3) / Chest 38-64cm (14.9" - 25.19') /. Chest plate length - 21cm (8.2"). Back plate length - 12.5cm (4.9").

Medium - Neck: 40-50cm (15.7" - 19.6") / Chest: 48-78cm (18.8" - 30.7"). Chest plate length - 24cm (9.4"). Back plate length - 13cm (5.11").

Large - Neck: 44-59cm (17.3" - 19.2") / Chest: 58-96cm (22.8" - 37.7"). Chest plate length - 29cm (11.4"). Back plate length - 14.5cm (5.7")

XL - Neck: 56-80cm (22" - 31.4") / Chest: 68-110cm (26.7" - 43.3"). Chest plate length - 31cm (12.2"). Back plate length - 15.5cm (6.10")


While our Explore Harnesses are designed with larger dogs in mind, offering sizes up to XL, they are not intended for extremely strong dogs that exhibit excessive pulling force. For such dogs, we recommend considering specialist harness brands designed specifically for high-strength needs. The Sage Tweed Explore Harness has been pull tested to 187kg.

**Please note that like all human accessories, dog accessories are subject to wear and tear and it is the responsibility of the owner to keep an eye on the condition to make sure it is safe for their pup to wear.

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