Cross Leather Dog Harness

The Harness That Actually Listens to Your Dog (Unlike Most of Us)

Right, so here's the thing about dogs who pull. They're marvellous creatures, absolutely brilliant, but sometimes they treat the end of a lead like it's a starting pistol at the Olympics. This cross leather harness solves that rather elegantly by distributing pressure across the chest instead of the neck, which means less strain and considerably more pleasant walks for everyone involved.

Why Choose Our Cross Leather Harness

• Neck Strain Relief: Moves tension away from delicate neck areas and spreads it evenly across the chest, making pulling far less problematic
• Beautifully Crafted Design: The cross pattern sits naturally between the shoulders and actually looks rather fetching while it's being terribly functional
• Easy Adjustment: Loop design lets you tweak both neck and chest fit without faffing about with complicated buckles
• Leather That Softens: Feels slightly stiff when new (we're not going to pretend otherwise) but quickly moulds to your dog's unique shape, becoming increasingly comfortable
• Handmade From Proper Materials: Vegetable tanned full grain leather with solid brass hardware, made to order to keep waste down
• Bevelled Edges: Extra comfort detail because we think your dog deserves rather good treatment

Product Details

Size Guide: Measurements are chest circumference in centimetres.

• XX-Small: 70 to 78cm, 1.6cm wide
• X-Small: 78 to 86cm, 1.6cm wide
• Small: 86 to 94cm, 2cm wide
• Medium: 94 to 102cm, 2cm wide
• Large: 102 to 110cm, 2cm wide
• X-Large: 110 to 118cm, 2cm wide

How to Measure Your Dog: Stand your dog naturally and wrap a soft tape measure around the chest just behind the front legs and the lower neck in a figure eight pattern, exactly where the harness will sit. Pull the tape snug as you'd like the fit to be, then note where the tape starts meets the long end. That's your measurement.

Materials: Vegetable tanned leather with solid brass hardware.

Care Instructions: Condition the leather every three to six months with natural leather wax to keep it soft and protected. Wipe brass hardware regularly to help prevent oxidation and darkening. Natural ageing is part of the charm here and cannot be entirely avoided.

A Note on Natural Leather: Untreated natural leather is rather sensitive to the elements and will develop a lovely tan patina over time. This is entirely normal and adds to the character.

If you'd like help finding your size or have questions, do get in touch.