Tick two to four models. You get their specs head to head with the best value in each row highlighted, and their scores overlaid on the same radar. Your selection is saved in this browser and you can share the comparison with the link.
What to look at when you compare
If your dog pulls, the row that decides is Rings. A harness with only a back ring does not reduce pulling: clip the lead on the back and the dog pushes against it, which is exactly the opposition reflex you want to avoid. Models with a front ring redirect the dog's body towards you instead of braking it.
The second row that matters is Sizes with measurements. Where you see a dash, the manufacturer does not publish the range in centimetres on its Amazon listing. That is not an oversight on our part: we would rather leave it blank than give you an approximate number that ends in a return or, worse, in a dog slipping out of its harness. If you already have the measurements, the size calculator tells you which ones fit.
How many harnesses can I compare at once?
Up to four. Beyond four columns the table stops being readable on a phone, which is where most people decide.
Is my selection saved?
Yes, in your own browser and also in the page address. Copy the link, open it on another device and you get the same comparison.
Why are there no prices?
Because Amazon prices change daily and showing them cached breaks the Associates Programme agreement. The button takes you to the real price at the moment you press it.