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PetSafe Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness – Large Price History
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PetSafe Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness – Large Description
HELPS STOP PULLING: Patented Martingale loop design puts gradual pressure on your dog’s shoulders to safely and effectively stop pulling; a front leash attachment helps you guide your dog
LEGACY OF TRUST: Created by a veterinary behaviorist in 2004, the Easy Walk harness is loved and trusted by a million pet parents and trainers
COMFORTABLE FIT: Easy Walk harness has less coverage than other harnesses making it lightweight and very breathable
NO GAGGING OR CHOKING: Rests across your dog’s chest instead of his throat to stop gagging and choking if he pulls
EASY TO FIT: Quick-snap shoulder straps and a different color belly strap make it simple to put the harness on your dog
U.S.-BASED CUSTOMER CARE: Our pet product experts are here to help you and your pet; they are available by phone, email or chat if you have any questions
QUALITY PROMISE: PetSafe brand has been a trusted global leader in pet behavior, containment and lifestyle innovations since 1998 to help keep your pet healthy, safe & happy
PetSafe Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness – Large Specification
Specification: PetSafe Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness – Large
Item Weight
12.3 ounces
Manufacturer
Radio Systems Corporation
Country of Origin
Cambodia
Item model number
WM-EWH-L-GRY
Date First Available
May 10, 2023
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
8.46 x 4.72 x 2.32 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
8.7 x 4.88 x 1.81 inches
Brand Name
PetSafe
Target Audience Keyword
Cats, Dogs, dogs
Directions
Read instructions before use.
Warranty Description
1 Year Limited Warranty
Model Name
Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness
Color
Charcoal black
Size
Large
Material
Nylon
Age Range Description
All Life Stages
Care Instructions
Hand Wash Only
Number of Items
1
Style
Dog Harness
Breed Recommendation
All Breed Sizes
Included Components
1 PetSafe® Easy Walk® Harness, Fitting Guide
Specific Uses for Product
Active, Behavior
Item Weight (ounces)
12.3
ASIN
B0C4LZXJPH
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Sylvia Vogan –
O produto funcionou muito bem. Não é difícil de colocar. Ajudou bastante nos passeios.
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★★★★★
Cami –
This harness is perfect for dogs that like to pull when walking. My dog was a puller, but this harness helped train her to not pull anymore. I was originally worried about it being latched in the front as I didn’t want to hurt her side arm. However after a few minutes my dog stopped pulling. She seems to be comfortable wearing it and it’s very durable. I also like how at the front it has a little extra material for more comfort.
I do wish it was easier to size on my dog. I find that if she does get excited and starts playing with another dog she’s able to sneak an arm out of the harness. I don’t know how she does it. With the whole “magician never revealing their secrets” it seems like I’ll never know.
Overall I highly recommend this to any owner that has a dog that pulls
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DavidsGirl –
My dog is a 24 lb pug mix. She is sweet and wonderful but nobody wanted to walk her! She pulls so badly and constantly. She slips out of any harness we buy her. It’s awful! Ugh! She’s getting chubby from lack of exercise and missing out on lots of good family fun. This harness was my last hope.
I am blown away!
Even after I read all the five star reviews, I was skeptical. I bought this harness and got same-day shipping. I walked her that evening and I couldn’t believe my eyes! The first time she pulled, the harness snugged up on her chest and gently turned her to face me; she stopped immediately. She turned and kept walking, but slower and more mindfully. I gave her some slack in the extendable leash and then locked it down–as soon as she pulled again she immediately stopped again. That’s it. Pulling is over. My 13 year old is now walking her every day and loving it! She doesn’t pull, she minds the “heel” commands. If she gets too excited and starts to pull, she stops as soon as the harness snugs around her. She’s starting to walk better with just her regular collar and no harness at all. This harness appears to be breaking her pulling habit entirely!!
Here is what you need to know with fitting. My dog is a mixed breed and is barrel-chested for her size. I really worried that I would never get the right fit. I have a hard time buying any harness for her. If I get it large enough for her chest, it’s too large for her paws and neck and she can slip it easily. We’ve been through many. Not the case with this one!
Fitting: Measure the largest part of your dog’s chest. Buy the size that most narrowly matches that chest measurement. My dog’s chest is 24 inches, which fits in the size range for the Medium which is for 20-28″ chest. I took her PetsMart and tried the medium on her and it was HUGE! I couldn’t make it tight enough to stay on her. So I ordered the Small/Medium which is for 19-25″ chest–a more narrow range for her chest measurement. I was worried it would borderline on too tight. It isn’t. I had to snug it up quite a bit to make it fit her.
As for putting it on and taking it off: Don’t unbuckle everything!!!! It’s too confusing. You only need to work with the buckle for the chest strap, which buckles at the side of the chest so you can actually see it!! These harnesses are all 2-color. The strap that buckles around her chest is the second color–in my case silver. The main color, in my case black, is the whole rest of the harness. Only unbuckle the part that buckles around your dog’s chest. (See the attached photos) Stand in front of your dog. Hold the harness so the leash loop is facing you and dangling at the bottom (the leash loop is the metal circle on which you will clip the leash to the harness–it will be on your dog’s chest, not the top of the back as with other harnesses). Slip the harness over your dog’s head and then just buckle the colored strap under the chest and you’re all set. Take it off by unbuckling the chest strap and slipping it right over your dog’s head. It’s not a tight squeeze and is actually so much easier than trying to slip both paws into the leg holes while holding your dog down and buckling the strap with your third arm. This is the easiest time I’ve ever had getting her into a harness.
You need to know that this harness will loosen itself after some time walking. Not it’s strongest feature, but I couldn’t even take off a star for this as it is such a miracle to be able to take our dog with us to parks, walks around the neighborhood, etc. There are 4 points on this harness that can be adjusted to fit your dog’s individual shape and size. This is very much a strong point for me because my dog is not perfectly proportional. When you first take it out of the box, put it on your dog and check to see which points need adjustment. I can adjust it while it’s on her, but it’s easier if I take it off, adjust, and put it back on. I don’t have to adjust it in the middle of walks. But you should check the adjustment every time you put it on your dog.
Pros: My dog doesn’t pull anymore (life altering)!!! Great price (Amazon charged half what pet stores charge–I did not get a discount for this review!); easy to put on/take off; quality construction; 4 points of adjust-ability for a good custom fit.
Cons: none so far (need for periodic fit adjustment is not a big deal to me)
I would recommend this to a friend. I actually recommended it to a total stranger–an older lady in the pet store (without her dog) who said she has a Min-Pin she can’t walk or take anywhere because he pulls her so much. I was so enthusiastic she bought one right then and there. My dog was standing there being an angel, wearing her Easy Walk Harness.
Please tell me if you found my review helpful. Please ask if you have questions. Thanks and good luck! I hope this solves your fur baby pulling problem. It certainly solved mine.
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★★★★★
Sarah –
This is a very good harness. I’ve been using this brand for over 10 years for my 50 pound golden doodle. It’s very sturdy nylon and prevent our dog from pulling. I would recommend this company and their product.
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Héctor T. –
WOW, this harness keeps our boundless Brittany Spaniel from yanking my arm out of socket! It’s the only harness that works well for energetic dogs! Lovely blue hues, the colors are pretty! Buy this harness, no regrets. It’s our 4th one, and our furry girl is 13 years old! They last a long time!
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Carter –
Le quedo bastante bien a mi perrita mestiza, peda 26 kg y es tamaño mediano, no se siente mala calidad, sin embargo lo considero costoso para lo que es, pero si tienes oportunidad no te defraudara
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DavidsGirl –
The straps on this thing are VERY THIN (both thickness of the fabric and width of the strap). When I first got it, I had a bad feeling and I regret tremendously putting it on my dog. It is nothing like my Wonder Walker that I have for my older dog.
After extended use, I noticed hair missing (raw skin) where the harness makes contact on the top left side of my dog. I immediately swapped it for a Wonder Walker. Today, I noticed raw areas with strap marks (meaning the straps dug into her skin so badly it left marks) under her front legs (kind of like armpit area) even though she has not used this harness in over a month. And I take the harness off every time after our walks. THAT’S HORRIFIC! Please do not put your dog through this!
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Peach in Seattle –
This harness is great! The harness alone does not make my dog walk nicely but coupled with training my 9month old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel went from practically tearing up the ground and hurting my arm to walking like a pro!! We switched to this harness from a mesh harness and I was worried that this one would be uncomfortable for him but he seems just as comfortable in it as the other one if not more so. It is not bulky (so its great for the hot summer) and extremely easy to put on once you figure it out compared to other harnesses I have used. Also, this harness unlike some others does not seem to put any pressure on the neck in either the front or back.
About the sizing: I have a 17 pound Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is 9 months old and the tweener small/medium size is slightly big on him. When I tighten the harness to the tightest it will go it fits pretty good but still ever so slightly loose so if you have a dog around this size I would recommend getting a small.
What helped our seemingly helpless leash-pulling dog walk like a pro: 1. Stand up straight with good posture (this posture shows that you are leader – dogs react to body language)
2. Walk and think confidently. While strong and confident, also remain relaxed, patient, and in good spirits (dogs are good at picking up on our emotional state.
3. Hold the leash short but loose with a relaxed arm and shoulder.
4. Make sure your dog is either at your side or behind you when walking and if he is pulling don’t give in, only allowing him to be at your side until he gets the picture.
5. Don’t let him stop and sniff or go to the bathroom on his own terms – being able to do so is a reward and should only be done when told to by you.
6. The walk should be much longer than the time that he gets to sniff around to show that you are the leader.
7. Have your dog sit/wait upon opening the door and walking outside, allowing you to exit the house first and likewise have your dog sit/wait before entering the house, allowing you to be the first one in the house showing that you are the leader.
8. Always bring treats with you on walks that you can easily stick in your pocket and use for rewarding for good behavior. Along with treats, praise and encourage your dog verbally and/or petting when they are doing what you want them to do! The first few times they walk nicely – reward them immediately. But as they start walking the way you want on a regular basis, treats can become more infrequent and eventually only one treat when they get back from the walk. You can also use treats on walks in other situations such as when they see a person or and don’t bark, sit/stay still when you are picking up their poop, etc.
9. Don’t give up! How quickly and effectively get results may surprise you! If they are used to leading and pulling it may take some time but I promise that working on it for a few days to a few weeks to get them under control is definitely worth the time and effort. Our dog seemed to be completely hopeless after trying all kinds of methods we tried on our own and with limited research but after I did more research and followed these tips, he now walks like a “normal” well-behaved dog!
10. Once you get the walk down (it will take practice and consistency), they will start to view you as the leader and trust you more which may even help with other issues like anxiety, barking, etc.
10. If you have been consistent in trying these steps or others and your dog still pulls on the leash while walking – in my opinion it would be worth either taking your dog to some training classes offered in your area or hiring a trainer to come to your house as walks should be pleasant for both you and your dog, not stressful. And it doesn’t get better on its own without intervention of some kind whether from you and whoever else takes care of the dog or a trainer. A few weeks of training will be worth years of peaceful walking.
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Carter –
At first, it’s a bit complicated how to put the harness on. But then I had to look at a video and then finally understand how to put it on. But it is great. I would totally recommend.
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Sylvia Vogan –
O produto funcionou muito bem. Não é difícil de colocar. Ajudou bastante nos passeios.
Cami –
This harness is perfect for dogs that like to pull when walking. My dog was a puller, but this harness helped train her to not pull anymore. I was originally worried about it being latched in the front as I didn’t want to hurt her side arm. However after a few minutes my dog stopped pulling. She seems to be comfortable wearing it and it’s very durable. I also like how at the front it has a little extra material for more comfort.
I do wish it was easier to size on my dog. I find that if she does get excited and starts playing with another dog she’s able to sneak an arm out of the harness. I don’t know how she does it. With the whole “magician never revealing their secrets” it seems like I’ll never know.
Overall I highly recommend this to any owner that has a dog that pulls
DavidsGirl –
My dog is a 24 lb pug mix. She is sweet and wonderful but nobody wanted to walk her! She pulls so badly and constantly. She slips out of any harness we buy her. It’s awful! Ugh! She’s getting chubby from lack of exercise and missing out on lots of good family fun. This harness was my last hope.
I am blown away!
Even after I read all the five star reviews, I was skeptical. I bought this harness and got same-day shipping. I walked her that evening and I couldn’t believe my eyes! The first time she pulled, the harness snugged up on her chest and gently turned her to face me; she stopped immediately. She turned and kept walking, but slower and more mindfully. I gave her some slack in the extendable leash and then locked it down–as soon as she pulled again she immediately stopped again. That’s it. Pulling is over. My 13 year old is now walking her every day and loving it! She doesn’t pull, she minds the “heel” commands. If she gets too excited and starts to pull, she stops as soon as the harness snugs around her. She’s starting to walk better with just her regular collar and no harness at all. This harness appears to be breaking her pulling habit entirely!!
Here is what you need to know with fitting. My dog is a mixed breed and is barrel-chested for her size. I really worried that I would never get the right fit. I have a hard time buying any harness for her. If I get it large enough for her chest, it’s too large for her paws and neck and she can slip it easily. We’ve been through many. Not the case with this one!
Fitting: Measure the largest part of your dog’s chest. Buy the size that most narrowly matches that chest measurement. My dog’s chest is 24 inches, which fits in the size range for the Medium which is for 20-28″ chest. I took her PetsMart and tried the medium on her and it was HUGE! I couldn’t make it tight enough to stay on her. So I ordered the Small/Medium which is for 19-25″ chest–a more narrow range for her chest measurement. I was worried it would borderline on too tight. It isn’t. I had to snug it up quite a bit to make it fit her.
As for putting it on and taking it off: Don’t unbuckle everything!!!! It’s too confusing. You only need to work with the buckle for the chest strap, which buckles at the side of the chest so you can actually see it!! These harnesses are all 2-color. The strap that buckles around her chest is the second color–in my case silver. The main color, in my case black, is the whole rest of the harness. Only unbuckle the part that buckles around your dog’s chest. (See the attached photos) Stand in front of your dog. Hold the harness so the leash loop is facing you and dangling at the bottom (the leash loop is the metal circle on which you will clip the leash to the harness–it will be on your dog’s chest, not the top of the back as with other harnesses). Slip the harness over your dog’s head and then just buckle the colored strap under the chest and you’re all set. Take it off by unbuckling the chest strap and slipping it right over your dog’s head. It’s not a tight squeeze and is actually so much easier than trying to slip both paws into the leg holes while holding your dog down and buckling the strap with your third arm. This is the easiest time I’ve ever had getting her into a harness.
You need to know that this harness will loosen itself after some time walking. Not it’s strongest feature, but I couldn’t even take off a star for this as it is such a miracle to be able to take our dog with us to parks, walks around the neighborhood, etc. There are 4 points on this harness that can be adjusted to fit your dog’s individual shape and size. This is very much a strong point for me because my dog is not perfectly proportional. When you first take it out of the box, put it on your dog and check to see which points need adjustment. I can adjust it while it’s on her, but it’s easier if I take it off, adjust, and put it back on. I don’t have to adjust it in the middle of walks. But you should check the adjustment every time you put it on your dog.
Pros: My dog doesn’t pull anymore (life altering)!!! Great price (Amazon charged half what pet stores charge–I did not get a discount for this review!); easy to put on/take off; quality construction; 4 points of adjust-ability for a good custom fit.
Cons: none so far (need for periodic fit adjustment is not a big deal to me)
I would recommend this to a friend. I actually recommended it to a total stranger–an older lady in the pet store (without her dog) who said she has a Min-Pin she can’t walk or take anywhere because he pulls her so much. I was so enthusiastic she bought one right then and there. My dog was standing there being an angel, wearing her Easy Walk Harness.
Please tell me if you found my review helpful. Please ask if you have questions. Thanks and good luck! I hope this solves your fur baby pulling problem. It certainly solved mine.
Sarah –
This is a very good harness. I’ve been using this brand for over 10 years for my 50 pound golden doodle. It’s very sturdy nylon and prevent our dog from pulling. I would recommend this company and their product.
Héctor T. –
WOW, this harness keeps our boundless Brittany Spaniel from yanking my arm out of socket! It’s the only harness that works well for energetic dogs! Lovely blue hues, the colors are pretty! Buy this harness, no regrets. It’s our 4th one, and our furry girl is 13 years old! They last a long time!
Carter –
Le quedo bastante bien a mi perrita mestiza, peda 26 kg y es tamaño mediano, no se siente mala calidad, sin embargo lo considero costoso para lo que es, pero si tienes oportunidad no te defraudara
DavidsGirl –
The straps on this thing are VERY THIN (both thickness of the fabric and width of the strap). When I first got it, I had a bad feeling and I regret tremendously putting it on my dog. It is nothing like my Wonder Walker that I have for my older dog.
After extended use, I noticed hair missing (raw skin) where the harness makes contact on the top left side of my dog. I immediately swapped it for a Wonder Walker. Today, I noticed raw areas with strap marks (meaning the straps dug into her skin so badly it left marks) under her front legs (kind of like armpit area) even though she has not used this harness in over a month. And I take the harness off every time after our walks. THAT’S HORRIFIC! Please do not put your dog through this!
Peach in Seattle –
This harness is great! The harness alone does not make my dog walk nicely but coupled with training my 9month old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel went from practically tearing up the ground and hurting my arm to walking like a pro!! We switched to this harness from a mesh harness and I was worried that this one would be uncomfortable for him but he seems just as comfortable in it as the other one if not more so. It is not bulky (so its great for the hot summer) and extremely easy to put on once you figure it out compared to other harnesses I have used. Also, this harness unlike some others does not seem to put any pressure on the neck in either the front or back.
About the sizing: I have a 17 pound Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is 9 months old and the tweener small/medium size is slightly big on him. When I tighten the harness to the tightest it will go it fits pretty good but still ever so slightly loose so if you have a dog around this size I would recommend getting a small.
What helped our seemingly helpless leash-pulling dog walk like a pro:
1. Stand up straight with good posture (this posture shows that you are leader – dogs react to body language)
2. Walk and think confidently. While strong and confident, also remain relaxed, patient, and in good spirits (dogs are good at picking up on our emotional state.
3. Hold the leash short but loose with a relaxed arm and shoulder.
4. Make sure your dog is either at your side or behind you when walking and if he is pulling don’t give in, only allowing him to be at your side until he gets the picture.
5. Don’t let him stop and sniff or go to the bathroom on his own terms – being able to do so is a reward and should only be done when told to by you.
6. The walk should be much longer than the time that he gets to sniff around to show that you are the leader.
7. Have your dog sit/wait upon opening the door and walking outside, allowing you to exit the house first and likewise have your dog sit/wait before entering the house, allowing you to be the first one in the house showing that you are the leader.
8. Always bring treats with you on walks that you can easily stick in your pocket and use for rewarding for good behavior. Along with treats, praise and encourage your dog verbally and/or petting when they are doing what you want them to do! The first few times they walk nicely – reward them immediately. But as they start walking the way you want on a regular basis, treats can become more infrequent and eventually only one treat when they get back from the walk. You can also use treats on walks in other situations such as when they see a person or and don’t bark, sit/stay still when you are picking up their poop, etc.
9. Don’t give up! How quickly and effectively get results may surprise you! If they are used to leading and pulling it may take some time but I promise that working on it for a few days to a few weeks to get them under control is definitely worth the time and effort. Our dog seemed to be completely hopeless after trying all kinds of methods we tried on our own and with limited research but after I did more research and followed these tips, he now walks like a “normal” well-behaved dog!
10. Once you get the walk down (it will take practice and consistency), they will start to view you as the leader and trust you more which may even help with other issues like anxiety, barking, etc.
10. If you have been consistent in trying these steps or others and your dog still pulls on the leash while walking – in my opinion it would be worth either taking your dog to some training classes offered in your area or hiring a trainer to come to your house as walks should be pleasant for both you and your dog, not stressful. And it doesn’t get better on its own without intervention of some kind whether from you and whoever else takes care of the dog or a trainer. A few weeks of training will be worth years of peaceful walking.
Carter –
At first, it’s a bit complicated how to put the harness on. But then I had to look at a video and then finally understand how to put it on. But it is great. I would totally recommend.