Oxford Anti Escape Dog Harness

Anti Escape Dog Harness for Large Dogs, Oxford, black

Oxford Anti Escape Dog Harness for Large Dogs

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$11.09

Walk easy, pull less

A sturdy Oxford harness with wide panels and metal rings, built for big dogs that pull.

Wide Oxford panels — with padded lining
Metal D-ring at the back
Four adjustment points

Specifications

Dimensions

Anti escape

Oxford Anti Escape Dog Harness for Large Dogs

A dog backs out of a harness by reversing through the neck opening. This one closes that opening with a third strap under the belly, so the chest panel cannot slide forward.

Oxford cloth over padding holds its shape when the dog pulls, and the handle lets you take the weight at the shoulders instead of the lead.

Pick a colour

Four colourways

Magenta, black, green, yellow.

Same three-strap build in every colour — the trim is what changes.

Magenta

Black

Green

Sizes S to XL, cut for large dogs and deep chests.

A closer look

What's in it: handle, plate, buckle

The handle

Padded grab handle over the shoulders, with the D-ring beside it.

The plate

Reinforced chest panel with the brand tab sewn flat.

The buckle

Side-release clip on the chest strap, one hand to open.

Measure first

Sizing: how to measure your pet

Chest girth behind the front legs decides the size. The belly strap then takes up the rest — it should sit behind the ribs, not across them.

01 / CHEST

Behind the front legs

The widest point; write it down before choosing.

02 / BELLY

Behind the ribs

The third strap sits here, not over the ribcage.

03 / TEST

Back up gently

The neck opening should not slide forward when the dog reverses.

Before you order

Good to know.

How long does shipping take?

Orders leave our warehouse within 1–2 business days. US and EU delivery usually takes 7–12 business days; tracking is emailed as soon as the parcel scans.

Will I have to pay customs or import duties?

No. Shipping already includes duties and import taxes, so the price at checkout is the final price. Nothing extra to pay the courier or customs when the parcel arrives.

Does the third strap bother the dog?

It sits behind the ribs and only closes the gap at the neck. Introduce it indoors for a few minutes before a full walk.

Can I lift my dog by the handle?

The handle takes the weight at the shoulders, which is fine for a car door or a kerb. It is not a carrying handle for long distances.

How do I clean Oxford cloth?

Wipe with a damp cloth or hand wash cold. Do not tumble dry — the padding clumps.

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Full description

Cheap harnesses for big dogs fail in the same place: the stitching around the D-ring, where the whole load of a pulling dog arrives. This one is built with wide Oxford panels, a metal ring and doubled stitching at the attachment points.

What you get

Wide Oxford cloth panels with a padded lining
Metal D-ring at the back, on doubled stitching
Four adjustment points - chest, girth and both neck straps
Four colours: black, green, magenta and yellow
Sizes S to XL, sized for large breeds

Choosing a size

Measure the chest behind the front legs and the neck. For a deep-chested breed, take the size that fits the chest and tighten the neck strap - a harness that is too small will chafe under the front legs within a few walks, and a large dog does not tell you until the skin is already broken.

For dogs that pull

Oxford cloth is a tight weave that resists the abrasion a big dog generates against its own body, and it wipes clean instead of soaking up mud the way softer fabrics do. Four adjustment points means the fit can be squared up rather than simply tightened: set the chest first, then the neck, then check both sides are even.