I purchased the ”Adapt” model in addition to my previous purchase of ”Direct” no-pull model for my 150 lb Newfie. The ”Direct” had immediately changed my newfie’s behavior from a timid city-walker and sometime lunger to a confident companion. So now I can use the ”Adapt” model in less populated settings. It also gives me a lot of control and confidence as a walker, and more confidence for my dog. For city walks I always go back to the ”Direct” no-pull model. The ”Adapt” is super high quality, unique harness, very sturdy, fantastic design, and it has changed mine and my newfie’s lives for the better. I ordered from Europe and it was well worth it.

We opted for the Duo Adapt after borrowing one from a friend. What a difference! Our dog had gotten in the habit of backing up to throw the harness we had. Not any more.
Heavy duty construction and the metal buckles are a slick work of art.
When my fingers get tired of working with the cheap plastic buckles on our other dog's harness, we will be ordering one for her too.

My doggo is a sweet girl with too much energy. She pulls, and all of her harnesses pull her wait out. I've tried multiple harnesses and different types of collars (regular and martingale). We're working on training and this harness has help SO much! She is easier to maintain. She is finally starting to notice the high rewards treats instead of ripping my arm off trying to get away and get the birds.

My Pittipotomus pouch has slipped out of every harness I've gotten him. This is the only brand that has kept him contained. Thanks for that.

We got one for our 35 pound 3 month old puppy, and it was a nice safe way to keep her controlled with her puppy impulse control issues (typical NEW PERSON NEW DOG stuff). Very humane for holding her back on the leash as well as lifting/controlling her with the handle. She grew out of the impulse issues, and the harness. Made a great charitable item for the local shelter. Now at 115 pounds we were looking for a better way to control her during occasional impulse issues, and figured a bigger one would give us the same control without harming her neck on a plain collar. It gives us peace of mind when she occasionally strains on the leash, and the handle is a great way to keep her on a sit/stay in case she decides to try our patience. It does NOT help when trying to lift a 115 pound dog, but that is definitely NOT the harnesses fault....