This vest is the same as our Search & Rescue Harness Vest but now comes in an extra large size for those extra large dogs. The "big guy" in our picture weights about 180lbs.This vest comes in all 11 of our colors. It is not only comfortable for your working dog but it is also stable. This vest will not slip around on the dog. The chest strap is a wide strap that has a two-way adjustment. There is one strap on the underbelly. This is a wide soft and adjustable strap. Having one strap on the underbelly gives the dog the mobility that it needs to work, run, and jump. The top layer of the vest if made from a tuff and highly visible 1000 denier exterior fabric. The vest is padded and lined for the dogs comfort. There is a clear vinyl pocket that has Velcro closing on its top so your ID will not fall out or get wet. On top of the vest there is a heavy welded D-ring to attach your leash/lead. The handle is also reflective and is stitched all the way through the vest so you are actually holding unto the dog’s girth strap when you are holding the dog by the handle. On the top of the vest there is a vinyl swivel snap and attached to that is a LED flashing light. The light can be set to be on or off and when it is on it is motion activated. The LED light can be unsnapped from the vest and also has Velcro holding it in place. There are reflective straps across the back & sides of the vest. The vest comes with 2 patches of your choice, one on each side. Additional patches and any specialty patches can also be purchased additionally and there is no extra charge to have us sew them on for you. All seams are double stitched and bound with nylon for a beautiful finished look. This extra large vest will fit a girth measurement of a dog between 36”- 45”. We have also enlarged our patches to better fit the larger vest. The patch sizes used for these vests are 2 1/2"X4 1/2" . Note on Patch Choices: (regular patches, not spec. patches) Service Dogs have public access rights under the ADA law to enter public property with their disabled handler. Therapy Dogs do not have ADA public access rights. A Therapy Dog is one that meets the needs of others, such as visiting nursing homes, hospitals, reading groups, etc. A dog that is therapeutic to its disabled handler is a Service Dog.

NEW Extra Large Size All 11 Colors