The ActiveDogs Reflective Safety Harness Vest combines the visibility of a safety vest with the functionality of a walking harness, making it an excellent choice for working dogs, active dogs, and outdoor adventures. Designed for maximum visibility during both daytime and nighttime use, this vest helps keep your dog safe while providing comfort and durability.
The exterior is constructed from rugged 1000 denier blaze orange fabric, offering exceptional visibility and long-lasting performance. Inside, the vest is lined with soft orange fleece for added comfort and warmth during cooler weather.
Featuring over 60 inches of highly reflective stitched webbing, this vest delivers outstanding visibility in low-light conditions. A reflective grab handle provides quick control when needed, while the top-mounted D-ring allows the vest to function as a harness for leash attachment. (Note: X-Small size does not include a handle due to size limitations.)
The entire vest is bound with bright yellow webbing and double-stitched throughout for added strength and durability. An adjustable girth strap and bright orange side-release buckle allow for a secure, comfortable fit.
Each vest includes two standard patches of your choice.
Proudly Made in the USA.
Features:
- High-visibility blaze orange exterior
- Durable 1000 denier construction
- Soft fleece lining for comfort
- Over 60 inches of reflective webbing
- Reflective grab handle (except X-Small)
- Top-mounted leash D-ring
- Adjustable girth strap
- Bright orange side-release buckle
- Yellow reinforced webbing trim
- Double-stitched construction
- Includes 2 standard patches
- Made in the USA
Available Sizes:
- X-Small: 15"–20" Girth
- Small: 19"–23" Girth
- Medium: 21"–30" Girth
- Large: 31"–40" Girth
Service Dog: is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability.
Therapy Dog: is defined as a trained therapeutic dog that provides psychological or physiological therapy to individuals other than their handler. These dogs do NOT have ADA public access rights and must have permission from an establishment to enter.
