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The EzyDog Chest Plate Harness

The ergonomic and super comfortable fit of the EzyDog Chest Plate Harness will be a game changer if like us you have a strong dog, with a tendency to pull on his/her leash. The Chest Plate distributes the load evenly across your dog's chest rather than the throat, makings walks a lot more enjoyable for you and your furry friend.

With an EVA chest support that moulds to the shape of your dog, every harness becomes a custom fit - there really isn't a more supportive and comfortable dog harness on the market! 

Thanks to the easy-to-adjust straps, the harness does not rub uncomfortably anywhere on the dog. The icon shape of the chest plate itself has been meticulously designed and tested to fit every dog type, so whatever your breed - the Chest Plate Harness is the perfect choice.

The one-click snap clips means that the harness can be put on quickly and with minimal hassle. The easy-to-adjust straps ensures that a snug, secure fit can be achieved whatever the dog size.

Features:

  • EVA chest plate forms to your dog for a custom fit 
  • Ergonomic shape to fit any dog 
  • Easy to fit and adjust 
  • Reflective stitching for night time safety 
  • Rust-proof welded D-ring keeps your dog attached to the leash 
  • 5 sizes: XS / S / M / L / XL
  • 6 colours available
The Chest Plate Harness comes with a free Car Restraint, so you can reduce any in-car distractions whilst in transit.

RRP: $39.95-$53.95

For more information, visit www.ezydog.com.au

Note: This is not a paid or compensated review, but a review of a product that we purchased for our own use. We enjoy sharing information about products you may like or find useful and you’ll always receive our honest and unbiased opinion. 
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