Night Line Harness

Night Line Harness is for neighbourhood walks when you want the load on the body instead of the throat. Written for Canadian sidewalks. A “no-pull” cut can help steering; it does not train a dog by itself.

Overview

Straps wrap the chest and behind the legs. A D-ring on the back, and sometimes the chest, takes the leash. A handle, if present, is for a curb or a car entry — not for lifting a large dog by the cloth.

Why you'll like it

• Spreads pressure compared with a tight collar.
• Adjustable points let you fit a real girth, not a breed nickname.
• Sizes offered: Small, Medium, Large.

Key features

Adjustable straps. Walking ring. Reflective thread only if you can see it on the piece. A leash in the same carton only if the variant names one.

Materials

Cloth

Sizing / dimensions

Girth behind the front legs is the number that matters. Pack size: 30 × 40 × 3 cm. Weight: 141 g.

How to use

Fit two fingers under each strap. Clip the leash to the named ring. Recheck after ten minutes — new webbing settles.

Care

Rinse salt. Air-dry. Do not put metal hardware in a hot dryer.

What's included

1 u00d7 product as supplied. Accessories pictured are not treated as included unless packing data names them.

Good to know

Not a car seat belt. For the bench, use a cover plus a separate restraint plan.

Shipping considerations

Supplier aging: 4–6 business days. CAD 84 before tax.

FAQ

Will this stop pulling?

A chest clip can redirect. Training still matters. We do not sell shock tools.

Can I use it as a car harness?

Not as crash-tested equipment. This page is a walking harness.

Ships in Canada?

Yes, CAD, while in stock.