KONG Ultra Durable Waste Bag Harness (Large, Black)

This harness has worked great for my Lab. We use it on walks and he seems really comfortable in it. He's a puller usually but the front clip is nice, I didn't want a cheaply made harness that will break easy and risk losing my dog. This harness is built well and the nylon straps are thick and metal buckles are easy to clip on and off. Very well made harness!

works quite well. well made, easy to put on and take off. Adjustable to a point but fits very good.

KONG harnesses are some of the best I've owned. Durable, comfortable for the dog, and with handy storage options.

I love that it gives me total control of Ricky on his walks. It’s durable, metal clasps and hooks, it should last forever. Makes my Ricky look pretty bad a** too! Ricky is 45 lbs and is an American Staffordshire Terrier. I ordered a large and it’s a perfect fit at the smallest adjustment with plenty of growing room. It’s just perfect!

We’ve tried a bunch of harnesses, but this one has been thee best for out two pitts. No complaints.

So my Mothers dog is the litter runt, with dog adhd, and perhaps some canine intellectual deficiency, though she is loved greatly.She has gone through every product I’ve tried and this alone works best , from construction and materials to sizing.This is the second one because she managed to get a leg and full elbow through the neck hole, and it couldn’t be made larger. Had to really try when cutting the old one offThis one is a size larger!!

Great product and quick delivery

This harness is very sturdy and heavy duty, which is exactly what we need for our 69 lb Boxador that's built like a bull.We love the poopy bag dispenser, plus it has an additional zipper pouch below it, but we've never used it.Our main issue is that she knows if she backs back enough, she'll slip right out of it because the neck strap works, but the chest strap is around her widest point and slips off if she moves backwards.It probably doesn't help that her fur is super shiny and slick so there's really nothing for the straps to "sink" or "grab" into. I would suggest bringing the chest strap back further so it would hold her under the ribcage.