Dog Harness Hunter Classic, lime, size S-M, 16 mm strap width, 40–65 cm chest circumference

Hunter Classic dog harness in lime, size S-M, with a 16 mm strap width and adjustable chest circumference from 40 to 65 cm. This harness is designed for everyday walks and short outdoor activities with small to medium dogs. The construction distributes pulling forces across the chest and shoulders instead of the neck, helping to reduce neck strain and offering better control. Adjustable fittings on the straps allow a tailored fit and the harness includes a dedicated leash attachment point for reliable connection.

Advantages

The harness provides even load distribution across the chest, reducing pressure on the neck and throat. Its adjustable straps ensure a secure and comfortable fit for a range of body shapes within the S-M size. The 16 mm strap width balances strength and lightness for smaller dogs. The lime color improves daytime visibility and the design allows easy attachment of a leash for stable control during walks.

Suitable for

• Daily walks and city outings with small to medium dogs
• Training sessions that require consistent control without neck strain
• Short outdoor activities such as parks or light hikes
• Dogs prone to pulling where chest support is preferable to a collar

Key specifications

• Size: S-M, adjustable chest circumference 40–65 cm
• Strap width: 16 mm
• Color: lime
• Adjustable fittings: yes, on chest and neck straps
• Leash attachment point: single dedicated D-ring
• Intended use: small to medium dogs for everyday walking

How to use

Loosen the adjustable straps and place the harness over the dog’s head, positioning the chest strap below the throat and the girth strap behind the front legs. Fasten the buckles and tension the straps progressively until the harness fits snugly but allows two fingers to slide between the strap and the dog’s body. Attach the leash to the D-ring before starting the walk and recheck strap tension periodically to maintain comfort and security.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the harness regularly for wear, damaged stitching, or weakened fittings and replace it if any damage is found. Choose the correct size by measuring the dog’s chest circumference at the widest point just behind the front legs. For tethering or prolonged restraint, use a designated tethering device rather than leaving the dog tied by the harness to prevent accidental injury.