FEATURES OF THE HARNESS
COMFORTABLE, ESCAPE-PROOF FIT
Designed to reduce chafing and offer freedom of movement, without the risk of a canine jailbreak.
EASY TO USE
Simple to put on and take off of your dog so you don’t dread adventure time with your canine pal.
TWO-CLIP VERSATILITY
Front clip option to reduce pulling, with back clip available for traditional walks and other activities.
PAWSITIVE BENEFITS
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FEATURED PRODUCTS
TransPaw Gear® Happy Harness™ 2.0
The TransPaw Gear® Happy Harness is our uniquely designed, patent-pending, multi-functional best dog harness for walking that promotes the welfare and safety of dogs while providing an innovative product for pet parents, dog lovers, and animal advocates. Multiple attachment points for the leash, escape-proof, easy to adjust for a custom fit, designed for freedom of movement – and, it’s water-friendly! Check out our photo gallery to see our customers harness fun!
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TransPaw Gear® Happy Harness 1.0 Sale Items
***Important Stock Update: V1 Size Large and X-Large Are Sold Out***
The TransPaw Gear® Happy Harness is our uniquely designed, patent-pending, multi-functional best dog harness for walking that promotes the welfare and safety of dogs while providing an innovative product for pet parents, dog lovers, and animal advocates. Multiple attachment points for the leash, escape-proof, easy to adjust for a custom fit, designed for freedom of movement – and, it’s water-friendly!
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