FuzzYard Back Attaching Dog Harness Cotton Candy
The FuzzYard Back Attaching Dog Harness Cotton Candy is designed for dogs who need a comfortable and secure alternative to traditional walking collars. Crafted from lightweight 100% polyester with a textured crosswork pattern, this back-attaching harness slips over your pet's head and fastens securely under the belly with a sturdy plastic buckle and D-ring attachment.
- Machine Washable
- Stainless Steel
- Graphic
- Polyester
- Clip
- Outdoors
- Back Attaching
- Walking and Recall
The FuzzYard Back Attaching Dog Harness Cotton Candy is designed for dogs who need a comfortable and secure alternative to traditional walking collars. Crafted from lightweight 100% polyester with a textured crosswork pattern, this back-attaching harness slips over your pet's head and fastens securely under the belly with a sturdy plastic buckle and D-ring attachment.
- Machine Washable
- Stainless Steel
- Graphic
- Polyester
- Clip
- Outdoors
- Back Attaching
- Walking and Recall
Product Details
- Suitable for dogs of all breeds and life stages needing a comfortable walking accessory
- Hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry to maintain product quality
- Always ensure harnesses are properly fitted to prevent slipping or escape- snug but not tight, with space to fit two fingers between the strap and your pet
- Check fit regularly, especially on growing pets or after grooming
- Inspect your pet's harness regularly for signs of wear and tear
- Damaged harnesses should be replaced immediately to ensure your pet's safety
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