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Canine Auto Safety Harness
Dog safety harnesses protect pets and people
In a recent AAA study, pets and loose objects were rated as the third worst driver distraction. Therefore, it is crucial to keep dogs restrained at all times. Unrestrained pets become dangerous, possibly deadly, projectiles even in minor collisions.
The Canine Auto Safety Harness features:
- High-tenacity nylon and nickel hardware provide a 2500-lb safety rating which strongly secures the dog and assures owner's peace of mind
- Easily slips onto seat belt
- Quickly attaches to any leash to double as a walking harness
- Compatible with any vehicle
- Adjustable to conform to most dogs
Available in four sizes: Small, Medium, Large and X-Large
Sizing Chart
Use the sizing diagram in the images below, along with the following chart for proper fit:
SMALL
A = 10-20"
B = 14-21"
MEDIUM
A = 20-30"
B = 16-26"
LARGE
A = 16-44"
B = 20-26"
X-LARGE
A = 24 -56"
B = 24-38"
Dimensions: See sizing chart above
Manufacturer: Watson's Pet Company
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