Pet harness DINGO ENERGY GUARD 2.0, adjustable 38–70 cm, orange

DINGO ENERGY GUARD 2.0 is an adjustable pet harness in bright orange designed to secure and control dogs comfortably during walks, training and outdoor activities. The harness fits neck/chest sizes from 38 to 70 cm and features a strong leash attachment point and a shape that distributes pulling force to reduce pressure on one area. Its vivid colour improves visibility while the adjustable straps allow a tailored fit for different body shapes and activity levels.

Advantages

The harness offers adjustable sizing to accommodate growing or differently built dogs, ensuring a snug but comfortable fit. Durable materials and reinforced attachment points provide reliable control when walking or training. The bright orange colour enhances visibility in urban and outdoor environments. The design spreads pulling forces across the chest and shoulders, reducing strain on the neck compared with collar-only control methods.

Suitable for

• Daily walks and neighbourhood outings
• Basic obedience and leash training sessions
• Outdoor activities such as hiking and light running
• Dogs that tend to pull or require more distributed load-bearing

Key specifications

• Adjustable fit range: 38–70 cm
• Primary colour: orange for improved visibility
• Attachment: reinforced leash attachment point
• Construction: strap-based harness that distributes force across chest and shoulders
• Intended use: walking, training and outdoor activity control

How to use

Place the harness over your dog so straps sit comfortably around the chest and behind the front legs, then adjust the buckles or sliders to achieve a secure, not restrictive, fit. Ensure you can fit two fingers between the harness and the dog’s body to confirm comfort and breathing freedom. Attach the leash to the reinforced attachment point before beginning walks or training, and check fastenings and strap condition regularly to maintain safety.

Usage recommendations

For best results, measure your dog at the widest part of the chest and adjust the harness to the measured size before first use. Regularly inspect the harness for wear, avoid using it on dogs with untreated skin injuries under straps, and combine with positive reinforcement during training to improve control and comfort.