Extra Large Conventional Harness
Description
Best Suited For:
Bernese Mountain, Swiss Mountain, Mastiff’s, St. Bernard, Great Dane, Newfoundlands, Leonbergers, Bull Mastiff.
For many of these larger dogs much of their weight is in their legs and for many of them their torsos are slimmer than you might expect. These dogs will have excellent results with the X-Large size dog harness. It has worked well for many dogs in 220-pound range. It really just depends on how their weight is distributed.
Larger rear handle on the Hip Lift provides comfort and support when lifting very large dogs.
Select your dog harness size based on your dog’s weight first, then take measurements for accuracy. If your dog’s weight is on the cusp of harness sizes, we recommend sizing down.
Weight Capacity — 125 to 225 pounds
Measurements
Neck: 18-38"
Chest: 30-69"
Waist: 26-56"
The Help ‘Em Up Harness is machine-washable with mild detergent. Set to delicate cycle and air dry for best results.
Customer Reviews
It was a perfect fit. It does the job needed and it made it easier for me to lift/walk my 18 year-old dog.
This harness seems to have given our 16 year old husky a little more pep in her step. We got this because we wanted something that would let us support her weakening hip/back. She drags both of her back paws when she walks. She had a hard time holding herself up to ****. With this we can give her support when she needs it. We unhook the back of the loop handle and use it like a leash when she has finished her business. We’ve only been using it for a week now. Kinda a pain to put on/off…she gets impatient! Overall we’re happy I think!
Our 80lb Lab will not get in our truck before helpemup. It works great and helps her feel safe as she is lifted in. And without the tail end piece it’s a terrific harness for walking our dog. On a 2 month road trip this has been a real back saver for us.
I have been using it for my saint bernard/ leonburger. He's 11 yrs old and his back legs started giving out. It definitely helps us both
Great quality allowing me to walk out fog while supporting her hind end.
