Dog no-pull harness Barry King BK-18663, small breeds, size S, neck 26–33 cm, chest 32–41 cm, blue

Barry King no-pull harness BK-18663 for small breeds in blue is a size S harness designed to fit neck circumferences 26–33 cm and chest girths 32–41 cm. The harness features a front leash attachment to discourage pulling and adjustable straps to achieve a secure, comfortable fit for active small dogs. Constructed to distribute pressure evenly across the chest and shoulders, this model is intended for everyday walks, basic training and better control of small dogs that tend to pull.

Advantages

The harness reduces forward pulling through a front attachment point while offering rear connection options for normal walking. Adjustable straps at the neck and chest provide a tailored fit to prevent chafing and slipping. Lightweight materials and streamlined design minimize restriction of movement. Reflective details increase visibility in low light conditions and reinforced stitching improves durability for regular outdoor use.

Suitable for

• Daily walks with small active dogs
• Basic leash training to reduce pulling
• Controlled outings in urban and suburban environments
• Dogs requiring a secure, adjustable harness for short trips

Key specifications

• Size: S
• Neck circumference: 26–33 cm
• Chest girth: 32–41 cm
• Color: blue
• Attachment points: front (no-pull) and rear
• Adjustability: multi-point straps (neck and chest)
• Materials: lightweight, durable fabric with reinforced stitching
• Visibility: reflective elements

How to use

Place the harness over the dog’s head and position the chest strap so it sits comfortably across the sternum. Adjust the neck and chest straps to obtain a snug but not restrictive fit; you should be able to fit two fingers between the harness and the dog’s body. Attach the leash to the front ring to discourage pulling, or to the rear ring for standard walking. Regularly check strap tension and fastening points before each walk.

Usage recommendations

Before the first use, inspect the harness for proper fit and secure fastenings. Start training sessions in a calm, familiar environment to help the dog adapt to the front attachment. For dogs with respiratory or neck issues, consult a veterinarian to confirm this type of harness is suitable. Clean the harness according to care instructions to maintain fabric integrity and reflective performance.