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Sprenger Dog Harness

Reduced price 36,00€ EUR Regular price 64,00€
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Dog Harness Y-Harness

  • Ergonomic Y-shape.
  • Reflective.
  • Strong and comfortable.


Key features:

  • Reflective
  • High-quality polypropylene, neoprene


Made of lightweight, tear-resistant nylon and soft, durable neoprene
Fully padded with soft neoprene, gentle on long fur and offering high comfort for short-haired dogs
Ergonomic fit
Versatile reflective stripes for greater safety and better visibility in road traffic

The ergonomically designed Y-harness in proven Sprenger quality - designed in Germany. Fully padded with soft neoprene, gentle on long fur and offering high comfort for short-haired dogs.
Additional reflective stripes all around, highly reflective for maximum visibility in road traffic.
Buckles on both sides for easy fitting of the harness.
Strong fittings for the best possible safety.
Suitable for all types of dog sports and leisure activities, as additional protection for anxious dogs, and in smaller sizes for puppies.

Matches the rubberized leads and adjustable collars or Paracord with ClickLock in black and orange.

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About Sprenger ...

Founded in 1872 by Hermann Sprenger in Iserlohn, Germany, Herm. Sprenger Metallwarenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG is one of the leading manufacturers of metal products for equestrian, canine, and nautical sports. Initially specialized in horse shoes and harnesses, the company gradually expanded its range to include boat accessories and canine sports items. Sprenger is globally recognized for the quality of its bits, stirrups, and spurs, developed in collaboration with sports professionals, medical experts, and researchers to ensure optimal comfort for horses and riders. Today, Sprenger employs nearly 200 people and continues to produce its products in Germany, ensuring strict quality control at every stage of manufacturing.

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