Harnesses for dogs of different sizes – why will you find more than just S, M and L at Warsaw Dog?

Harnesses for dogs of different sizes – why will you find more than just S, M and L at Warsaw Dog?

Date: September 16, 2026 (updated: September 18, 2026)
 Category: Blog, Dog health,
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Dogs are incredibly diverse. And we know this from experience.

Just compare a Chihuahua and a Great Dane. They're members of the same species, yet their size and build can differ greatly. It's hard to think of another animal species with such a wide range of sizes and so many unusual shapes.

Over the years, we've helped Warsaw Dog clients fit harnesses for thousands of dogs. Through photos, videos, and in-person meetings, we've seen how different dog silhouettes can be. Differences they are not only about size, but also proportions, chest structure and body width.

💡That's why we've created more customization options.

We know that choosing a harness isn't always easy. Sometimes one size is too tight, while another is too loose. That's why, at Warsaw Dog, in addition to standard sizes, S, M and L, we also offer intermediate sizes that add half a size to our scale.

  • S/M – between S and M.

  • M/L – between M and L

  • L / XL – between L and XL.

customer photo attached to the product review - BALANCE harness

 

This allows you to more precisely adjust the harness to your dog's body shape and you don't have to limit yourself to choosing between two sizes, neither of which seems ideal.

You have doubts, Which size dog harness should I choose? If you are hesitating between two sizes, check availability intermediate sizeSometimes that extra half size is what helps you find the best fit.

At Warsaw Dog, we believe that a good harness should accommodate the diversity of dogs, while providing them with comfort and safety. Because every dog ​​is different – ​​and that's why it's worth having as many as possible. the largest selection when it comes to dog harness sizes.

Discover our harness collections

Choose the model that best suits your dog's needs:

Guard harness

Guard harness – the bestseller among physiological dog harnesses.

Universal harness model that provides highest safety and wearing comfort, suitable both for a quick run around the estate and for a long weekend trip. The guard harness consists of two rings and two straps, plus this have regulators that allow you to adjust them to each dog, regardless of its shape. Recommended for puppies.

 

SPORT harness with handle

Guard SPORT harness with handle  – model with a handle and the possibility of attaching a leash at the front.

The guard harness from the SPORT line is a harness that combines the best features of Guard, Norwegian and Easy Walk harness. The construction of the harness is based on the guard harness, which allows them to be safely worn even by dogs pulling on a leash. It is located on the back comfortable handle to hold the dog. We added a harness to the front, under the neck a semicircle for attaching a leash at the frontwhich is useful when we want to have more control over the dog.

BALANCE harness

BALANCE harness with 4 buckles – perfect when your dog doesn't like to put the harness over his head and you want to prevent it from twisting on your dog. A version with two buckles is also available.

This harness features a handle for holding the dog. Each ring has two buckles, making it easier to put on, even for timid dogs. An extended back strap protects the spine from the snap hook.

COMFORT pressure-free harness

Pressure-free COMFORT harness – padded with a soft panel for maximum comfort.

The pressure-free design eliminates pressure on the neck and larynx, which is especially important for dogs with respiratory problems.

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