PS – Love the Bigglet Pigglet pics!

The fleecy harness are lovely and comfy, but our two could easily back out of them (I think we could have done with a smaller size). I wouldn’t take them near busy roads in the fleece harnesses and I get a bit nervous when they’re going balistic over a scent out in open countryside as it would be so easy for one of them to wiggle out. We started using the Rogz harnesses on walks/runs simply because they are more secure. The dogs seem to find them comfy.

But for biking (where you’re having to cope with a bike AND A dog and you aren’t always watching the dog) we’ve gone a step further and got RuffWear webmaster harnesses. These are very secure and were originally designed for mountain rescue dogs. The harness is comfy enough to wear all day and secure enough for you to be able to safely lift the dog by the handle. I figured that this could be VERY handy if I wanted to reach down with one hand and lift the dog out of danger whilst I’m on the bike (e.g. a car’s passing and the dogs decided it’s a good time to pick up a scent). We haven’t used the ruffwear harness yet so I can’t give you a review I’m afraid.

We’ve just been looking into harnesses for our Beagle, as we’re about to start biking with him. I really liked the look of the fleecy ones you used (they looked really comfy), but I’ve just noticed you’ve changed to the Rogz ones. Any particular reason?

Thanks, and sorry it took us so long to get round to it – it’s been a hectic week!