Looking for EzyDog Harness for Pitbull

Our store offers everyday nylon Dog harness for your Pitbull


Small- Will fit Girth 22-27 inches (55-68 cm)

Medium - Will fit Girth 27-35 inches (69-89 cm)

Large Size - Will fit Girth 32-42 inches (80-109 cm)

Extra Large Size - Will fit Girth 34-47 inches(85-120 cm)


also you can choose harness for young dog/puppy!!

extra Small- Will fit Girth 20-23 inches (50-60 cm)

extra-extra Small- Will fit Girth 18-22 inches (46-57 cm)

AND you can Upgrade to reflective trim for better night visibility (it could safe your Pitbull life)   

This adjustabel dog harness made of quality super strong 2" nylon

3 Quality welded heavy duty stitched D rings

2" side light weight release buckle

Carry heavy duty stitched handle

General "Woof" Tip: Using right material for padding is crucial for your dogs comfort – good padding  should be of natural origin to avoid rubbing and irritation of your dogs skin and fur.
Please be very careful when you select padded dog product, check how padding attached to the chest plate or other padded areas.Glued padding is not the best way to make good padded harness, muzzle or collar, stitching might be much better idea, hand stitched products will cost more, however this is the best way to make product which serves for lifetime.


If your dog is under weight, here are a few foods that will help them put on weight: - White Bread - Cottage Cheese - Raw Chicken TIPS FOR FEEDING: - Vegetarian diets are fine for many dogs. Normal adult dogs need about 10 percent of calories from protein. Some fiber may also be fine. - Dogs eat less often than cats, but consume larger meals. Adult dogs can be fed 1 to 2 times daily; puppies need 2 to 3 daily meals. - Overweight dogs can be helped by providing smaller portions during regular feeding schedules, giving them less tasty food and avoiding table scraps. - Fresh water should be available at all times, especially during exercise. Normal weight: - Has a thin covering of fat on its ribs. - Shows a discernable waistline waist, behind the ribs, from above. Overweight signs: - Ribs cannot be felt. - Shows fat deposits on the back or the base of the tail. - Does not show a waistline from above. Underweight signs: - Ribs can easily be seen. - Fat cannot be felt on its bones Pit Bull owners who love their pets obviously want to do what is best for them. They want them to have the best care possible and be happy. Part of providing the best care comes with providing the best nutrition. All of the different types of dog food produced can make deciding what is best difficult for owners. There are many selections that are very healthy and nutritional, while others are very unhealthy with little to no nutritional value. The most nutritional foods seem to be those offered by the larger companies, in part, because they routinely test for food quality and nutritional worth. Out of all the different types of food available, dry food tends to be the least pricey. Many owners prefer dry food because they have several dogs and it costs significantly less to feed them. The quality and nutrition of dry food varies dependent on the manufacturer. One advantage to dry food is that it can be purchased in large quantities and stored for quite some time, allowing the owner to avoid trips to the store. Being able to store the food also helps the wallet, if you purchase it in bulk when it is on sale. Dry food also is easier to prepare for your dog, as all you do is pour it into a bowl. It also doesn’t smell bad, which is a plus for owners of indoor dogs.