Police K9s wear Rabbitgoo—do your Rotties really need frilly fluff or real control?

Which No-Pull Harness Will Actually Hold a Rottie? We Put Two to the Test

How Rabbitgoo and Rogz stack up when your dog’s built like a tank with zoomies

You know who never gets dragged down the street like a tumbleweed? K9 police handlers. If they can walk a Rottie without becoming human sleds, surely us regular pups deserve gear that makes our strength work with our hoomans instead of against 'em. 🐾

If your shoulders have been dislocated (again), or your pup thinks every possum is a “sprint now, questions later” situation, you’re gonna want to keep sniffing. I tested both the Rabbitgoo No-Pull Dog Harness and the Rogz Classic Dog Harness to see which one's actually worthy of a Rottweiler's power... and pride.

Before We Begin: I’m 47kg of Muscle, Sass & Occasionally Mud

Let’s settle one thing: I’m not a delicate flower. I’m a full-sized Rottweiler with energy, opinions, and a slight squirrel obsession. So when I test a harness, I’m not prancing around a cafe—I’m going through mud, bushland, and obedience club. If a piece of kit isn’t sturdy, it ends up in the bin (or chewed into modern art).

Rabbitgoo No-Pull Dog Harness — Built Like a Wrecking Ball… But Smart

This one wraps around me like a hug from a hooman after I steal your socks—firm but lovingly disapproving. It’s padded, breathable, and made of something sciencey called Oxford nylon (read: it didn’t break when I lunged at a kangaroo statue).

• Two leash clips: Chest ring = no pulling. Back ring = cruise control.
• Top handle: For when you've got to do a quick hooman grab.
• Adjustable straps: Fits snug but not squishy, won't twist mid-zoomie.
• Reflective bits: So I can look cool and be seen, even during twilight patrols.

I wore it all day at the park and didn’t get that weird armpit chafe that other harnesses give. It also held my chest fluff beautifully—just saying. If you need something that can double as a dog-car seatbelt (ask for the buckle seatbelt thingy) AND help with training, this one’s your mate.

Hooman Quote: “With the front clip, Thor stopped towing me like a caravan. I actually enjoyed our walk today.”—Mum (still kept the snacks, though)

Rogz Classic Dog Harness — More Chill, Less Training-Focused

Now, this one is a bit sleeker. Lightweight feel, less padding, goes on quicker—great for casual walks or when you're heading to obedience class and your ego needs to look low-key professional.

• Simple fit design: Slips on quick, no belly-flop wrestling needed.
• Reflective stitching: Brightens up your twilight strut.
• Can match with Rogz lime collar: A look. A vibe. A personality.

The upside? It’s functional and light, so if you’ve already done the hard work with dog training, or just walk trails where distractions are minimal (looking at you, rural roosters), this one’s solid gear. However, if you’ve got more pull in you than an old tractor, this isn’t the harness to regulate your chaos.

So Which Suits Your Leash Life?

If your dog (aka, me in disguise) still gets spontaneous zoomies or believes every cat is a boss battle, the Rabbitgoo No-Pull Harness is your best bet. It's training tool, gear upgrade, and grippy control system all rolled into one fluff-proof setup.

If you're already a dream to walk (or want a lighter, cleaner fit for training days), the Rogz Classic earns points for its comfort and calm vibe. It’s like the sensible leash-walking playlist—in lime green.

Let’s paws and tail-wrap this up:

The wrong harness teaches us to ignore. The right one makes us listen… (unless there’s a cat).

At the end of the dig, dogs like me can learn to walk with you—not against you—but your gear has to pull its weight, too. Choose the harness that reflects how you want to train, roam and bond. And please, if your shoulder clicks every second step… try the front clip, yeah?

Until next time—walk proud, sniff well, and wag like everyone's watching.

Cheeky tail wags,
Thor 🐾

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