Backpacks | Web Master Harness (Spring 2022)

Ruffwear

Web Master Harness (Spring 2022)

$35.97

Description

　　Secure, supportive lifting harness

　　The Ruffwear Web Master Harness is a supportive, multi-use harness built for maneuvering and assisting dogs up and over obstacles as well as designating working dogs. Thin, durable foam provides support without hindering range of motion and a platform for attaching patches and signage for working dogs. Five points of adjustment create a secure fit, while padded chest and belly straps make the Web Master comfortable for all-day wear. The preferred harness of many avalanche rescue dog programs, service dog handlers, and amputee dogs, the Web Master is a great collar alternative and ideal for hiking, scrambling, and mobility assistance.

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Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

30102

Other Features:

• Customizable fit with five points of adjustment allow for full range of motion.
• Two leash attachment points: single-piece, anodized aluminum V-ring and the webbing loop.
• Foam padded straps for comfortable, extended wear.
• Anatomical design and padded handle provide balanced lifting with good load dispersion.
• Low light visibility with reflective trim and light loop for attaching The Beacon™.

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