A good harness is more than just an outfit. It's a way of being together.
Every walk is a story.
And it all starts with good equipment.
An ill-fitting harness can irritate, restrict movement, or make outings tense.
A good harness, on the contrary, frees the shoulders, distributes pressure points, and creates harmony between your gestures and theirs.
At HautePattes, we believe that walks are a language.
And that the harness can be the first sentence. The first “I am with you.”
Harnesses adapted to each body type and temperament
So that every walk becomes a shared pleasure
The right harness shouldn't just be pretty or sturdy.
He must make people forget his presence.
The models we select at HautePattes are chosen for their comfort, their fit, and their compatibility with the dog's body and behavior.
Small, fragile dogs? Powerful dogs? Fiery youngsters?
We have gentle and secure answers to each of these cases.
FAQs
Yes, a well-designed no-pull harness can reduce tension. It redirects force without choking or causing pain, while making it easier to learn to heel.
A good harness should fit snugly without being too tight. You should be able to slip two fingers between the strap and the dog's body. Too loose: risk of escape. Too tight: guaranteed discomfort.
Soft, slip-on harnesses with breathable fabrics and a custom fit are ideal. They prevent pressure on the neck and rib cage.
This is not recommended. Even if it's comfortable, the harness should be removed at home to allow the skin to breathe. It's designed for walks, not for constant wear.
Don't stress. You have 14 days to try it out in the comfort of your own home. Exchanges or returns are always possible.
Many dogs are wary at first. Use treats, gentleness, and take your time. Choose a harness that's easy to put on over the neck or back, depending on what your dog tolerates best. The goal is to associate the harness with a positive experience.
Yes, especially well-fitting harnesses with reinforced straps. Some "escape-proof" models are specially designed for agile or fearful dogs. Proper sizing and adjustment are essential.
It depends on the model, but most of our harnesses are hand washable or machine washable at low temperatures. We specify the instructions in each product sheet.
The choice depends on your dog's morphology and behavior. The Y-harness is more respectful of the shoulders, the anti-pull feature helps with dogs that pull, and the H-harness is simple and stable. Our product sheets will guide you according to each case