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Ramble harness long

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$314.65 $899 In stock

Category: Dog harnesses

Every dog is unique, and finding a harness that balances comfort, versatility and security can be challenging. The Ramble harness long is designed to meet those needs, whether you're walking in the neighborhood, navigating busy city environments, or exploring rugged trails.

With dual neck adjustments and four chest straps, this harness provides a tailored fit for your dog’s individual shape and unrestricted motion. Made from durable yet soft and flexible materials, it hugs your dog without bulk, ensuring maximum comfort.

The extended design evenly distributes weight when lifting your dog over obstacles with the strategically placed handle. It also delivers added security to prevent escape artists from slipping out.

A durable rear leash attachment and a mild anti-pull option at the front add versatility for various activities.

The interior is gentle on your dog’s skin while padding under the easy-to-clip buckles protects from irritation. Lightweight yet built to last, it’s designed to cover only what’s necessary to prevent overheating on warmer days. Reflective details keep your dog visible in low-light conditions.

This harness is ideal for dogs that walk loose or pull lightly.

The Ramble harness long comes in size XS to XL, in teal.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen M. ★★★★★

Our dog is long in the body so standard harnesses always rode up and chafed. The extended length of this one finally distributes the pull across his chest evenly, and he stops fighting the leash on every walk.

Emily K. ★★★★★

The front clip gives me so much more control on crowded trails, and the padding sits perfectly even on my long-backed dog without shifting. He actually pulls less now, which I didn’t expect from a harness.

Timothy W. ★★★★★

My last dog is a rescue who hates anything snug around her chest, but the adjustable straps on this long version let me dial in the fit perfectly—no pulling, no chafing, even on our steep morning climbs. She actually walks loose-leash now, which I never thought I'd see.