Rush harness

The size finder on the product's page will help you find the correct size for your dog. Based on your dog’s weight and breed, simply fill in your dog’s numbers and a size will be suggested for you. If your dog is a mixed breed, use the closest breed in terms of shape. With this tool, you will also see if your dog is close to going one size up or down. If your dog is in between sizes, we recommend you choose the bigger size for small/medium dogs (up to size 6) in particular.

The harness’s dimensions are available on the product page if needed.

If the harness does not fit, you can exchange the harness for the right size. Visit this page to read more about returns and exchange.

1 - Neck

You should be able to fit at least two fingers vertically between the top of your dog’s neck and the harness for a medium-sized dog (sizes 4-6). A bit less for smaller dogs, more for bigger dogs.

Important!

Fingers on top of each other, between your dog’s neck and the harness.

2 - Chest

For medium-sized dogs, you should be able to fit at least two fingers vertically between your dog’s chest and the harness. Adjust on both sides, as even as possible. After initial adjustment for your dog, lock the chest straps by simply threading the end of the strap back through the slip lock.

3 - Armpits

Make sure there is room for your dog to move freely.

Tip!

If you find it hard to take the harness on/off, twist it sideways when pulling it over your dog’s head.

The Rush harness is designed to provide freedom of movement and unrestricted breathing while pulling. It can be used for short distances with strong dogs.

For optimal comfort over long distances, we recommend the Freemotion harness 5.0.

We want you to have your harness for many years. Therefore parts that are exposed to wear and tear are available for purchase. You can find replacement buckles and end-loop in this section of our website.

The knot at the rope on the back piece is called a Fisherman’s knot. Tighten the knots before using the Rush harness for the first time.

Both the Rush harness and Freemotion harness 5.0 are designed to promote natural movement during all activities involving a high pulling point.

The Rush harness is designed for everyday activities with its short, ultralight design that's easy to put on. It offers close control, making it perfect for all environments, including in the city. This dog harness can also be used to introduce your companion to dog-powered sports.

The Freemotion harness 5.0 is a long pulling harness designed for consistent pulling and chasing performance. Its thicker padding provides maximum comfort throughout the activity and ensures a streamlined fit for high-energy pulling.

The best harness choice depends on your dog’s specific needs and the activities you enjoy together, as both harnesses offer unique features tailored to different activity levels and preferences. If you’d like more guidance on choosing the right harness, you can refer to our harness guide.

Both the Rush harness and Line harness 5.0 are lightweight short harnesses designed to promote natural movement during everyday activities.

The Rush harness is the preferred choice for dogs that pull or lean into their harness. Featuring Freemotion technology, it allows your dog to breathe without restrictions, whether they are light or strong pullers.

The Line harness 5.0 is ideal for a variety of activities where your dog walks or runs on a loose leash, or for free running. Its multiple leash attachment options make it highly versatile.

If you’d like more guidance on choosing the right harness, you can refer to our harness guide.