How do I choose the right harness?
Always start with the girth. When properly sized, you should be able to fit two fingers between the harness and your dog’s body. Additionally, it should not cause the skin around your dog’s neck or shoulders to bunch up. Nor should you see any indentations in his fur when you remove the harness. In general, a dog harness should fit snug, but not too tight. It should be tight enough that your dog can’t back out of it, and the ring (that you clip the leash to) should sit higher on their chest. Just like with a collar, you should be able to fit two fingers (but only two!
What is a 5 or 6 point harness?
A 6-point harness is the most advanced type of racing harness. It features all the same components as a 5-point harness, with the addition of a second pair of shoulder straps that attach to the driver’s seat. Pros: A 6-point harness provides the most secure and comfortable fit of any harness. Point Harness: Pros: A 6-point harness provides the most secure and comfortable fit of any harness. The second pair of shoulder straps ensure that the driver is held firmly in place, even during high-speed turns and manoeuvres.