Web Master Harness

A harness is commonly worn as an alternative attachment point for a leash. The design of a harness allows for better distribution of pulling force to prevent choking. The harness also prevents slip-offs and escapes common with collars.

Originally designed to assist search-and-rescue organizations, the Web Master allows the dog to be lifted onto a chairlift, into a truck, or out of harms way. Houdini dogs that manage to escape traditional harnesses find it nearly impossible to get out of the Web Master. Also popular for dog-jouring: dogs pulling humans on skis, skates, skateboards, or sleds. Rehabilitation centers use the harness for lifting and assisting injured or paralyzed dogs through their therapy. Owners of older dogs or dogs with hip dysplasia use the harness to lift and assist their dogs up and down stairs, around the house, and into the yard.