Dog harness barry king BK-18781 ethnic pattern polypropylene webbing 25 mm 70–90 cm black

barry king BK-18781 ethnic pattern dog harness is made from 25 mm polypropylene webbing and is adjustable from 70 to 90 cm. The harness is designed to give secure control over medium to large dogs while remaining lightweight and resistant to moisture and abrasion. Its black colorway combined with an ethnic patterned webbing provides a discreet appearance with a distinct visual detail suitable for everyday use, training and outdoor activities.

Advantages

The harness combines durable synthetic materials with adjustable construction to ensure a consistent fit on dogs within the stated range. Polypropylene webbing offers quick drying and good abrasion resistance, while the 25 mm width balances comfort and strength. The adjustable straps allow for easy fitting and repositioning without tools. The design places straps to distribute pressure more evenly across the chest and shoulders compared with collars, reducing strain on the neck.

Suitable for

• Daily walks and urban outings with medium and large dogs
• Basic leash training and control during recall or heel work
• Outdoor activities such as hiking where moisture resistance is needed
• Situations that require a reliable, easy-to-adjust harness for active pets

Key specifications

• Material: 25 mm polypropylene webbing with ethnic pattern
• Adjustable length: 70–90 cm
• Color: black with patterned webbing
• Target size: medium to large dogs
• Construction: reinforced stitching at load points

How to use

Place the harness over the dog’s head and adjust the straps so that the harness sits comfortably across the chest and shoulders. Tighten or loosen the adjustable sections until you can fit two fingers between the webbing and the dog’s body for a secure but comfortable fit. Attach a leash to the designated D-ring or attachment point. Check all fastenings and strap positions before each walk and readjust as needed to maintain comfort and control.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the harness periodically for signs of wear, especially at stitched joints and attachment points. Rinse with fresh water after exposure to mud or salt, and allow to air dry. For dogs that tend to pull, combine the harness with appropriate training techniques rather than increasing tension on the straps. Replace the harness if webbing shows fraying or hardware is damaged.