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Mini Training Anti Pull TRI-Harness® | Small Breeds - Khaki

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The MINI TRI-Harness® is designed specifically for smaller dog breeds, including Dachshunds, Cavaliers, French Bulldogs, Pugs, Pomeranians, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Jack Russells,... View Full Details
  • Example breeds: Mini Terriers-Beagles
  • Neoprene lined for comfort
  • Helps pulling breeds

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The stitching area on our XXS, XS and Small sizes is limited; we advise having a maximum of 5 characters and not adding an icon.

About personalisation

Important - Creating your unique look with our bespoke stitching/engraving quality could take us up to 7-10 working days to complete, it's well worth the wait though.

When customising the Combat Range, the adjuster may cover part of the text. The best way to help avoid this is to choose the smallest size which will fit your dog; the adjuster will then be located at the end of the collar away from the name.

Preview images are for illustration only, text and Icons will always be centered neatly on the product. Colours and fonts may change very slightly during production.

We offer personalisation option on almost all of our Collars, Leads and Harnesses. What are the key benefits of adding personalisation to your BullyBillows gear?

1. They're unique to you and your dog.

2. If you have multiple dogs, adding your dogs name can help to distinguish which collar is for which dog.

3. Adding a phone number and Social handle in the unfortunate event of your dog getting lost, this is a very powerful way to ensure your dog can be tracked back to you.

4. If you have a working dog, nervous dog or one who just loves to jump, you can enter names such as POLICE DOG, WARNING, DO NOT PET, NERVOUS etc.

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The chest measurement of your dog, or the girth, is the first measurement you’ll need to take. This can be taken by placing the measuring tape around the widest part of your dog’s torso, usually just behind the front legs.

The next measurement should be taken around the lower part of your dog’s neck, simply measure the widest part at the base of the neck as this is where the harness is going to sit. This size chart is based on min-max measurements.

Size
Neck Girth
Chest Girth
Chest Length
XXS (MINI A)35cm-55cm33cm-49cm21cm-32cm
XS (MINI B)40cm-60cm40cm-58cm22cm-39cm
A43cm-64cm50cm-66cm23cm-32cm
B60cm-71cm55cm-80cm27cm-39cm
C65cm-91cm65cm-90cm28cm-40cm
D69cm-108cm70cm-108cm29cm-44cm
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Mini Training Anti Pull TRI-Harness® | Small Breeds - Khaki
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Measure around the base of the neck where a collar would sit.

cm

Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.

cm

Measure from the base of the neck (where a collar sits) to just before the last rib.

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Mini Training Anti Pull TRI-Harness® | Small Breeds - Khaki

Product description

The MINI TRI-Harness® is designed specifically for smaller dog breeds, including Dachshunds, Cavaliers, French Bulldogs, Pugs, Pomeranians, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Jack Russells, and many other small breeds, including puppies. You can even add your dog's name!

 

This MINI TRI-Harness features the same design as our regular TRI-Harnesses, with the only difference being the width of the harness and the smaller size guide. The harness material measures 2.5 cm in width, compared to the regular 4 cm width, making it an excellent choice for puppies and small or growing dog breeds.

 

Designed for exceptional comfort and durability, this harness has three key points of contact for attaching a lead—two on the back and one on the front (chest area). Its design avoids sensitive areas, such as the underarms, which may be prone to rubbing. At the same time, it provides you with substantial control over your dog, making walks more enjoyable.

 

Some dogs are challenging to walk, while others are strong pullers or tend to wander and refuse to move at times. If you struggle with walking your dog, we highly recommend this harness. Its multiple points of contact provide better support and reduce the risk of injury while allowing you to control even the most difficult dogs with ease.

 

For dogs that are strong pullers, this harness design can be a game changer. We recommend using it in conjunction with our Double-Ended Training Leads, which can be attached to multiple D-Loops on the harness.

 

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FAQs

How to put on a dog harness

Start by unbuckling the harness and having your dog sit or stand still next to you. Slip the harness over their head and pull the straps underneath their tummy. Or, if you have a step-in harness, place it on the floor and help your dog place their feet correctly, before pulling it up over their back. Fasten it up securely, making sure it’s not too tight or too loose, and adjust accordingly.

What is the best dog harness?

The best dog harness really depends on the breed, size, and activity level of your dog. The comfortable Hurricane Harness features a useful handle and is super lightweight, while the Premium Harness is a great all-rounder for any dog. The traditional slip-on harnesses offer quick and easy fitting, while step-in harnesses might be better for dogs that dislike harnesses going over their head. And if your dog pulls, the TRI-Harness helps with training to prevent excessive pulling on the lead. You can read more in our Dog Harness Buying Guide. All of our harnesses are lined with Neoprene which is soft and helps avoid harsh burns unlike other brands.

How to measure a harness for a dog

To measure your dog for a harness, grab a measuring tape and wrap it around the widest part of their ribcage, then measure their neck at the base (where the collar sits and not in the middle of the neck). Make sure that the measurements aren’t too tight, but are secure enough that the harness won’t slip off if your dog pulls. 

If you have the harness already, try it on your dog and make sure you can fit two fingers between the harness and their body. Finally, monitor your dog’s behaviour - if they’re showing signs of discomfort or walking awkwardly, it may need adjusting more to suit your dog.

How to use a dog harness correctly

To ensure you’re using your dog harness correctly, you need to make sure it’s properly fitted. This means that it’s tight enough to prevent the harness moving, but loose enough to allow your pooch to move comfortably. Attach your lead to your chosen D-ring, whether that’s on their back or their chest, and get ready for your adventure!