Patrol and Tracking harness for Pitbull

The Nylon patrol and tracking Dog Harness is the most versatile dog harness we have ever built.
The Patrol and Tracking dog harness is a favorite with Police K9 officers but can also be used Schutzhund agitation,working and/or tracking.
The Patrol, Multi Purpose and Protection and tracking Nylon Dog Harness all have a convenient handle on the back to help hold your dog in working situations.
This is a great lightweight Nylon Patrol Tracking Dog harness for the dog that can work all day.
Only one button to use for quick on and off.

The harness has 3 very heavy duty D ring that will last for a lifetime!
The TWO inch snap allows the harness to be taken on and off very quickly by the handler using just one hand.
This patrol,tracking and pulling harness is ideal for carting or pulling trial in wet conditions.


Size:

Small- Will fit Girth 22-27 inches (55-68 cm)

Medium - Will fit Girth 27-35 inches (69-89 cm)

Large - Will fit Girth 32-42 inches (80-109 cm)

Extra Large - Will fit Girth 34-47 inches(85-120 cm)

General "Woof" Tip: When you compare pricing don’t forget to take into account what material products made of For example – our harnesses made of full grain 100% high quality leather, some brands and/or resellers offer not leather products which mostly hold up just for few month
When you buy leather product it becomes better with time when treated right and can hold for years.
Some of our customers have leashes, collars or harnesses which used for longer than 10 years and still serve as it was new

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