Anatomical Y-shape dog harness — built around your dog's body, not against it.

Recommended by canine physiotherapists and force-free (R+) trainers or supporting healthy stride mechanics.
Full range of motion
Full range of motion
Lightweight
Lightweight
Even pressure distribution
Even pressure distribution
5-point fit
5-point fit
Red dog harness with a red and white paisley pattern on the front straps, black plastic buckles, and a silver metal ring at the top, shown on a white background.

Dog harness Paisley Red

2XS
$54.00
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Red dog harness with a red and white paisley pattern on the front straps, black plastic buckles, and a silver metal ring at the top, shown on a white background.
  • Red dog harness with a red and white paisley pattern on the front straps, black plastic buckles, and a silver metal ring at the top, shown on a white background.
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Red dog harness with a red and white paisley pattern on the front straps, black plastic buckles, and a silver metal ring at the top, shown on a white background.
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
  • Dog harness Paisley Red
Dog harness Paisley Red

Dog harness Paisley Red

$54.00

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The classic paisley bandana gets a fresh take in deep Red, printed tone-on-tone over matching webbing. It's the kind of print you'd wear yourself — if it came in your size. Now your dog gets the matching version, because they deserve to be a style star too.

But it’s not just about the look. The anatomical design is made for movement, with five points of adjustment for a precise fit and a construction designed to keep pressure off the neck and front legs, even when the leash is taut. Soft, durable webbing sits comfortably against the coat, while acetal buckles and stainless steel hardware are built for everyday adventures.

Each harness is sewn in-house at our production facility in Toronto, with attention to every stitch.

Trusted by canine physios & force-free trainers.

  • Colorway: Red bandana print ribbon on Red webbing
  • Material: 1" nylon webbing with hand-applied grosgrain ribbon overlay
  • Fit: Anatomical design, 5-point adjustment
  • Hardware: Acetal side-release buckles, stainless steel D-ring
  • Made: Sewn in-house in Toronto
  • Care: Machine washable, line dry

Complete the set

Sizing Guide

Size
Chest
Neck
Back length
Webbing width
2XSChihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Toy Poodle, Maltese
31–44 cm12–17"
26–40 cm10–16"
8 cm3 1/8"
20 mm3/4"
XSPomeranian, Miniature Pinscher
40–56 cm16–22"
30–42 cm12–17"
9.5 cm3 3/4"
20 mm3/4"
XS longFor long-bodied dogs, e.g. Miniature Dachshund
40–56 cm16–22"
30–42 cm12–17"
12 cm4 3/4"
20 mm3/4"
SCavalier King Charles Spaniel, Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, mixed-breed Terriers
50–68 cm20–27"
38–56 cm15–22"
12.5 cm5"
25 mm1"
S shortFor short-bodied dogs, e.g. French Bulldog, Pug, Boston Terrier
50–68 cm20–27"
38–56 cm15–22"
9.5 cm3 3/4"
25 mm1"
S longFor long-bodied dogs, e.g. Corgi, Standard Dachshund
50–68 cm20–27"
38–56 cm15–22"
14.5 cm5 3/4"
25 mm1"
MSpringer Spaniel, Border Collie, larger mixed breeds
60–84 cm24–33"
44–70 cm17–27"
14.5 cm5 3/4"
25 mm1"
LLabrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Boxer, Standard Poodle
70–100 cm28–39"
48–76 cm19–30"
17 cm6 3/4"
25 mm1"
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How to choose the right harness size

Using a soft measuring tape, measure snugly:

Your dog's chest at its widest point — just behind the front legs, around the ribcage, a little back from the armpit (about 2–4 finger-widths, depending on your dog's size).

Find the matching range in the size chart. Our sizes are designed to overlap slightly, so your dog will always fall clearly within a size. If your measurements land in an overlap, choose the size that leaves room to adjust in both directions.

The exception is puppies and adolescent dogs: for them, size up to allow the most room to grow.

Long and short back options

Some sizes also come in Long and Short versions, designed for dogs whose body shape doesn't match a standard build:

Long sizes have an extended back — this lets the harness sit further from the armpits without over-tightening the adjustments. If you have a Corgi, a Dachshund, or a long-bodied mix, choose the Long version.

Short sizes have a shortened back, made to fit compact, short-bodied breeds like Pugs and French Bulldogs.

Standard build? stick with the regular version — the neck and belly adjustments already move the harness comfortably clear of the armpits.

Why harness design matters more than you think

Not all harnesses are built the same. We break down exactly why a Y-front harness protects your dog's throat, resists escapes, and fits better than the alternatives — with the structural facts to back it up.

 Read the guide