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Which would you recommend best for running /trail running?

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On a positive note: I LOVE how she was relaxed during modeling, wagging her tail and all - so good to see a company that pays attention to dog's comfort during such videos :)

@Luc Well, I respect your point of view, but in my opinion they clearly do - check out: 0:31, 0:51, 1:14, 2:31. There should be a lot more room behind dog's armpit so it's able to move it backwards when moving around without restriction. These ones dig into the armpit even when the dog is not moving. I have or had 6 of these harnesses. Not every dog will be able to use them and in case of the model from the video, some of the sizes seem to be just too short (like Front Range) or not fitted properly (like the Web Master - you can regulate the chest strap's lenght and it should be made longer). Check out how different it looks in Flagline 1:48 and Web Master Pro 2:10 - they're fitted better, there is more space between the armpit and the chest loop webbing than in Front Range, Web Master, Hi&Light, Doubleback (seems to be a bit better than the previous three, but still quite close, yet this isn't a harness dedicated for running etc., so maybe it's acceptable). I've seen Ruffwear harnesses fitted badly and possibly harmful to the dog many times, I've also experienced not being able to fit my dogs in any of the sizes they are made in. Overall, I like Ruffwear products, I just think they should consider making the harnesses sit further on the dog's back (this is not only the bottom of the harness lenght's problem, it's also, or maybe mainly, the problem of the short distance between dog's neck and chest loop on the back of the dog) and many of their products should be redesigned to make them more universal and comfortable for dogs.

I have the flagline and indeed, during rugged hiking, my dog had 2 oval-shaped sores rubbed raw from the lack of padding. The entire hike I had the leash hooked into the top of the harness not the front chest area. So yes, this is an issue.

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flagline is light weight. So without the padding. I guess it will be less comfortable for long duration use. I have a webmaster and its a very structured harnass with lot's of padding whereas the flagline is foldable to a small size and has less material.

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