Doggy Holster Cotton Small Dog Harness – Made in USA

Product Details

The Doggy Holster is a soft vest-style harness for small dogs, with cotton fabric, a muslin lining, and wide hook-and-loop closures. Its broad fabric panels sit around the chest and shoulders, while a metal D-ring provides a place to attach a separate leash. Choose it when you prefer a fabric wraparound harness for supervised walks and training.

This listing offers Purple, Black, Red Bandana, and Leopard in four sizes. Select the size from your dog’s neck and chest measurements, not from a photograph of another dog. The vest’s adjustable closures help fine-tune the fit within each published range, but they do not make one size suitable for every body shape. A secure fit requires checking the individual dog while standing and moving.

Features

• Vest-style construction for small dogs.
• Cotton fabric with a soft cotton muslin lining.
• Wide adjustable hook-and-loop closures.
• Metal D-ring for a separate walking leash.
• XS, S/M, M/L, and XL measured size ranges.

Specifications

• Product: Doggy Holster small dog harness.
• Colors offered here: Purple, Black, Red Bandana, and Leopard.
• Fastening: adjustable hook-and-loop closures.
• Leash connection: metal D-ring on the back.
• This is the stock harness listing, rather than a custom measured order.

Materials

The maker identifies the harness as cotton construction with an undyed cotton muslin lining. Closures, edging, and metal hardware are separate components. Its broad vest shape distributes leash contact over more fabric than a narrow collar. The harness is walking equipment; this listing makes no promise to treat a medical condition, prevent all pulling, or make escape impossible.

Use and Care

Secure the hook-and-loop closures before machine washing in cold water. The supplier lists low-heat or air drying; follow the item’s care label. Clear hair and debris from the closures, dry the harness fully, and inspect the seams and D-ring before use. Replace damaged equipment or closures that no longer hold.

Let your dog investigate the harness, then practice putting it on indoors before starting a short walk. Keep the dog under supervision, and remove the harness when it is no longer needed. The American Kennel Club’s dog-gear measuring guide explains neck and chest measurements and why fit should be checked while the dog is standing.