KIDO bowl dog guard harness

KIDO bear guard harness for dogs

Guard type dog harnesses are one of the most recommended models by owners of active four-legged friends. If you are looking for a harness that will provide your dog with complete freedom of movement, wearing comfort, and safety in every situation – this model will be an ideal choice.

Why choose a guard harness?

Guard harnesses are designed not to put pressure on the dog's neck and not to restrict its natural movements. This is an excellent alternative to traditional collars and harnesses that can cause discomfort during longer walks or intense activity. This model is especially suitable for energetic dogs, those who train frequently, or participate in long hikes.

Product features:

• Durable webbing with colorful print – the material is durable, resistant to abrasion, and easy to clean.
• Comfort and ergonomics – the guard design allows for even distribution of pressure, so it does not strain the dog's neck or spine.
• 4 adjustment points, sternum length adjustment – the harness can be precisely fitted to the dog's body, which affects its stability and comfort. Two adjustment points are located around the neck, one on the chest, and additionally, the length of the strap connecting the front and back of the harness can be adjusted.
• Safety in every situation – the harness is stable, difficult for the dog to remove on its own, minimizing the risk of escape in stressful situations.
• Versatility of use – ideal for daily walks, running, training, as well as trips out of town and longer excursions.

For which dogs?

Guard harnesses are a great choice for small, medium, and large breed dogs. They are suitable for both puppies and adult four-legged friends – especially those who are active, curious about the world, and need stable yet comfortable support during activities.

How to measure your dog to choose the right size of guard harness?

For the harness to fit well and not cause discomfort, it is very important to measure the dog correctly before choosing the size. You just need to measure three basic circumferences:

• Chest circumference – measure the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
• Neck circumference – measure the dog's neck where a collar would naturally sit (i.e., at the base of the neck, not near the ears).
• Sternum length – measure the distance between the bottom part of the neck circumference and the beginning of the chest circumference (this is the length of the strap connecting the front to the back of the harness).

Make sure that the tape is not too loose or too tight when measuring – it's best to leave about 1-2 cm of slack so that the dog can breathe and move freely. Based on these measurements, choose the size from our table. If your dog is on the border between sizes – we recommend choosing the larger one and adjusting the harness accordingly.