We love all feedback from Tripawd harness users. Good, bad, or otherwise, we want to know what you think about the harness you bought for your amputee hero.
Recently, Yoshie emailed us a Flagline Harness review (but forgot to tell us her doggie’s name!). He’s adorable don’t you think? Check out what she had to say about her new rescue Tripawd’s dog harness.
The Best Harness for Three Legged Dogs Missing a Front Leg
Just wanted to thank you for recommending the Ruffwear Flagline Dog Harness. We just adopted a tripawd (front leg amputee). Despite having only 3 legs, he pulled on leash HARD.
After 2 harnesses sold in regular stores failed to stay on let alone walk him nicely, I gave the Flagline harness a try.
The difference is night and day!
Fits really well, doesn’t rotate like the other ones did, and he must be a lot more comfortable because he doesn’t pull as hard and it’s a lot easier for me to maneuver him. Thank you for all the valuable information!
The Best Harness Tripawd Dogs, Especially Front Leg Amputees
We love the Ruffwear Webmaster Plus for rear-leg amputee dogs, and any three-legged dog who needs extra support getting around. But for tripod dogs who are otherwise active and don’t need a ton of help after amputation, the Flagline is our Go-To recommendation.
- Easily slips over your dog’s head, no need to lift a leg to put it on.
- Compact, light profile. It’s cool to wear on hot days, and is friendly to petite and small breed Tripawds.
- Three leash attachment points. A front-chest loop attachment is great for Tripawds who pull!
- Debris-resistant liner.
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Why 8s a harness better than a leash for a tripaw? 8 have a front leg tripaw that is incredibly strong and pulls hard.
Thank you for any information that you could provide.
Hi Julie. Not that a harness is better than a leash for a Tripawd, but the Flagline does give you more places to attach a leash to see what works to walk with your pup. Keep in mind that all Tripawds walk faster than 4-legged dogs to maintain balance and momentum. Asking them to walk slower is almost impossible even when you have the most well trained dog. It’s a compromise between walking fast and not letting your dog pull you. Training is ongoing but it can help.