Discover our Tree Bark Escape-Proof Guard Harness. Our harnesses have been specially designed with your dog’s safety and comfort in mind. Crafted from high-quality, waterproof 25 mm tree bark webbing (featuring a double-sided tree bark-like texture), its surface repels dirt and does not absorb unpleasant odors. Additionally, welded stainless steel hardware and rivets ensure durability and corrosion resistance, making our harnesses an ideal solution for active dogs.

Size “M” harnesses are designed for medium dogs, such as Basenji, Beagle, Border Collie, Whippet, English Cocker Spaniel, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Australian Shepherd, Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie), Parson Russell Terrier, Medium Poodle, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (Toller), Shiba Inu, Brittany Spaniel, Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Staffie), Miniature Schnauzer.

They have the following dimensions:

1) Neck circumference: 32 – 50 cm,
2) Chest girth: 52 – 75 cm,
3) Anti-escape girth: 46 – 60 cm,
4) Back strap length: 23 cm,
5) Chest strap length: 18 – 28 cm,
6) Belly strap length: 13.5 cm.

How to measure your dog for an escape-proof harness?

1) Neck circumference (shoulder girth) is the circumference at the widest point, at the nape of the neck and sternum.
2) Chest circumference is the circumference at the widest point, measured at least 2-3 cm from the armpits.
3) Anti-escape girth is the circumference at the level of the last ribs, where the chest narrows.
4) Back strap length is the length from the nape of the neck (where the neck circumference was measured) to the end of the harness (where the anti-escape girth was measured).
5) Chest strap length is the length from the sternum (where the neck circumference was measured) to the point where the chest circumference was measured.
6) Belly strap length is the distance from the point where the chest circumference was measured to the point where the anti-escape girth was measured.