Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Designer dog harnesses, collars & leashes
Chosen and fitted by a working groomer. Harnesses from $25, matched sets from $30. Sized to your dog’s actual chest measurement — not a guess off a chart.
- Same-day delivery in Broward County
- Harnesses from $25
- Text for sizing help before you buy
- Ships nationwide
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Harnesses, sets and everyday wear
Everything here is in hand in Fort Lauderdale and ships the day you order. Matched sets pair a harness with a leash, and in most cases a collar too.
By size
Shop by size
Sizes run by chest girth, not weight. Two dogs the same weight can need different harnesses.
Who picks these
Fitted and chosen by a working groomer
Every harness on this site is one Bianka Kaptaine has handled, fitted, and watched dogs actually wear. She grooms full-time and works as a canine nutritionist, which means she sees the same fit problems over and over: harnesses that rub behind the front legs, straps that ride up into the throat, buckles that sit on the spine.
If you’re between sizes, or your dog is a breed that never fits the chart — Frenchies, dachshunds, greyhounds — send a photo and a chest measurement before you order. She’ll tell you which one to get, or tell you not to buy.
- Full-time professional groomer
- Canine nutritionist
- Fits harnesses on 20+ dogs a week
- Answers sizing questions personally
Send a photo and a chest measurement
Fit guide
How to measure your dog for a harness
You need one number: chest girth. A soft tape measure is ideal, but a piece of string and a ruler works.
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Find the widest point of the chest
Just behind the front legs, around the deepest part of the ribcage.
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Wrap the tape all the way around
Keep it level and snug against the coat, not pulled tight.
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Check the two-finger rule
You should be able to slide two fingers flat between the tape and your dog. That’s your girth measurement.
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Size up if you’re between sizes
A harness that’s slightly loose can be adjusted. One that’s too small can’t.
| Size | Chest girth | Typical breeds |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 10–13″ | Chihuahua, Yorkie |
| S | 13–17″ | Maltese, Pomeranian |
| M | 17–22″ | French bulldog, Beagle |
| L | 22–28″ | Border collie, Boxer |
| XL | 28–34″ | Labrador, Golden retriever |
Breeds are a guide only. Measure the dog.
By breed
Harnesses for French bulldogs and small breeds
Broad-chested and short-necked breeds are the ones charts get wrong most often. These two ranges are cut for them.
Straight answers
Designer or luxury: what you’re actually paying for
Search “designer dog harness” and the first thing you see is a $900 harness from a fashion house. Here’s the honest version of what separates that from what we sell.
What makes a harness “designer”
Design-led construction: considered patterns, quality hardware, padding where the dog actually needs it, and a cut that follows the shape of the animal. That’s what we do. Our harnesses start at $25, and full harness-collar-leash sets run up to $100.
What makes one “luxury”
A fashion house name. A Gucci pet harness runs around $900 and a Dolce & Gabbana around $545. You’re buying the brand, and the dog cannot tell the difference.
How much is a Louis Vuitton dog harness?
Louis Vuitton’s pet accessories generally start in the high hundreds and run past two thousand dollars for leather sets. They’re sold through LV boutiques and lv.com. Anything branded Louis Vuitton at $60 on a marketplace is counterfeit.
What’s the best luxury dog harness?
For most dogs, the best harness is the one that fits the chest correctly and doesn’t rub — which has nothing to do with price. Spend the money on fit and padding first. If you want the fashion-house version afterward, buy it from the house directly.
Broward County
Same-day delivery in Broward County
Order before 2pm and we’ll hand-deliver it the same day across Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Plantation, Sunrise and Pembroke Pines. If the size is wrong when it arrives, we swap it on the spot.
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FAQ
Questions about designer dog harnesses
How do I know what size harness my dog needs?
Measure your dog’s chest girth at the widest point, just behind the front legs. Match that number to the size chart above. Sizes are based on girth, not weight — two dogs of the same weight often need different sizes.
How much do your harnesses cost?
Harnesses start at $25. A harness paired with a matching leash runs $25 to $35, and full sets with a harness, collar and leash run $30 to $100 depending on the material. Leather sits at the top of that range.
What’s the difference between a designer and a luxury dog harness?
A designer harness is made with design-led patterns, hardware and construction. A luxury harness is one carrying a fashion house name, typically $500 to $900 or more. The materials are often comparable; the price difference is the label.
Are step-in or over-the-head harnesses better?
Step-in harnesses suit small dogs and dogs that dislike anything going over the face. Over-the-head harnesses give more adjustment for deep-chested breeds. Both are fine when the chest measurement is right.
Will a harness stop my dog pulling?
A well-fitted harness stops pulling from damaging your dog’s throat, but it isn’t training. Front-clip attachment points help redirect a puller. Consistent lead training is what actually solves it.
What harness is best for a French bulldog?
Frenchies need a wide chest panel, a short neck opening and no pressure on the throat, since they’re brachycephalic and already breathe with restriction. Look for padded step-in styles in M, and measure the chest — Frenchies routinely size up from what their weight suggests.
Do you deliver locally?
Yes. Orders placed before 2pm are hand-delivered the same day across Broward County. Everywhere else ships nationwide.
How tight should a dog harness be?
You should be able to slide two fingers flat between the harness and your dog’s body anywhere it makes contact. Tighter than that will rub; looser and the dog can back out of it.