More pictures, simply showing the handle, and the harness laid out flat on the floor

Another View


Yet Another View

And Another View....Grin....Can you tell I like to play with my camera?

So, not the clearest Picture, but....



As you can see the front "O" ring needs to in toward the chest about 1-1.5 inches



Not clear, but gives you a good idea of what the harness looks like on the dog.


Another shot.


Ok, so the thing that I like about this harness is it's capacity for adjustment---there are 5 places of adjustment. And, I would love for there to be 6---one in the center of the chest.

This harness DOES NOT have a martingale strap on it----running from the chest to the belly, between the legs---which I would like to see it have.

The handle, as you can see, is small, with some fleece on it, to make it easy on the hand. Coupled with the "O" rings on the top of the harness, it can be made into a ' brace' harness, if someone simply needs some light stablization.

There are also many points to attach the handle for pulling purposes, depending on the dog, and handler---what the preferences are.

As you can see by the placement of the "O" ring on the side, toward the center of the dog's chest, it is in front of the shoulder---actually it should be in on this about another inch---toward the center of the dog's chest.

Hope that this helps!