Best harness for dogs with SM?

[3cavies]

What types of harnesses are best for dogs with SM?

[Love my Cavaliers]

I like the step-in harnesses by Up Country (www.upcountryinc.com). They don't come anywhere near the neck area, are pretty easy to put on, and all of my dogs seem comfortable in them. I have one with SM, one with CM and one who had cervical decompression surgery - so all of mine except for one need to wear harnesses.

[anniemac]

Everytime try new harness its a bust and a waste so I keep going back to one that I don't think is working. I need one that will also work with a puller. Does this one?

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[Chamberlain]

Thank you for posting this link!

My brother's English Cocker puppy will be ready to come home mid-may and my mother and I have been looking for "manly" collars! The fishing and hunting ones are perfect! Thanks!

[Blondiemonster]

I have an upcountry one too. With little tatoos with hearts that say i love "mom". Cute.

[jld]

I like the upcountry too

[lovecavaliers]

I like the front clip "easy walk" harness, it also helps with keeping Jack from pulling and at my side. Only problem is if your dog jumps up a lot it can slip off so if that is the case the "puppyia" harness is a good comfy, and cute choice.

[Tania]

I have links to several step in harnesses on my website. It is under Tips for living with an sm dog. http://www.cavaliermatters.org/

[gyoselyn]

I use the "easy walk" harness too, but instead putting the rings on the front like it's supposed to, I rotate it to the top so the leash won't touch the neck area.

[lovecavaliers]

Gemma maybe I am putting it on wrong but Jack's Easy Walk harness goes no where near his neck ! It pulls on his chest when he pulls me but not his neck. He also pulls less because of the front hook.