The perfect accessory for skittish dogs or for their first walks on the street: The Trixie Stay Panic Harness has an escape-proof design and prevents your dog from breaking free from the harness in dicey situations, making it safe and carefree. The safety harness is equipped with an additional belly strap that can be removed if needed. The straps are infinitely adjustable so that you can optimally adapt the harness to your dog’s shape. The position of the belly strap can also be changed thanks to Velcro straps. The neoprene padding on the inside of the straps make the harness comfortable to wear and prevents chafing. The Trixie Stay panic harness is equipped with a D-ring on the back, so you can attach a leash. Trixie Stay Panic Harness - Black at a glance: Safety harness with a belly strap for dogs For a safe and carefree walk Escape-proof: thanks to the additional belly strap (also detachable), your dog cannot get out of the harness or run away, ideal for tricky situations Continuously adjustable straps: harness can be optimally adapted to fit your dog’s body Durable material: made of robust polyester and neoprene D-Ring on the back: for attaching a leash Type of harness: panic harness Material: Strap: polyester neoprene D-Ring: metal Fasteners sliders: plastic Colour: black Closure type: 3 click buckles Dimensions: XS-S: 30 - 40 cm chest circumference, 10mm (W) S-M: 40 - 65 cm chest circumference, 15mm (W) M-L: 50 - 75 cm chest circumference, 20mm (W) L-XL: 75 - 100 cm chest circumference, 25mm (W)
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £14.89
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Size harnesses by chest measurement, not weight, and check for rubbing under the front legs.
- Keep your dog’s microchip details up to date whenever you move house or change phone number.
- For dark walks, add a reflective or light-up collar so drivers see your dog sooner.
Common questions
Is a harness or a collar better for my dog?
A harness is usually better for dogs that pull, small and flat-faced breeds, and dogs with neck or breathing problems, as it keeps pressure off the throat. A collar is still needed for the ID tag. Many owners use both: collar for ID, harness for the lead.
Are extendable leads safe?
They can be used safely on quiet open paths with a well-behaved dog. Near roads, lock them at a short length, and choose one rated for your dog’s weight. Never touch the cord while it is moving, and do not use one with a head collar.
