EzyDog: Harness Sizing, Car Restraints and Dog Life Jackets Explained

EzyDog is an Australian-founded dog gear brand known for its harnesses, shock-absorbing leads, car restraints and dog flotation vests. It sells direct through its own store. EzyDog gear is built for active dogs, which means the difference between a good order and a return is almost always fit.

Measure before you browse. A tape measure and a patient dog will save you an exchange.

Measuring for an EzyDog harness

EzyDog sizes its harnesses mainly by chest girth: the circumference just behind the front legs, at the widest part of the ribcage. Some styles also give a neck measurement. Measure snugly but not tight, and compare against the chart on the specific EzyDog product page, since each harness has its own range.

If your dog sits between two sizes, look at which adjusts more. A harness with room to tighten is safer than one already at its limit. Growing puppies need re-measuring every few weeks.

Once fitted, you should be able to slide two fingers under any strap. If the harness twists to one side on a walk, or rubs behind the legs, it is the wrong size or style rather than a problem to fix with padding.

Choosing a harness style

EzyDog makes several harness designs. Chest-plate styles such as the Chest Plate harness spread pulling force across the breastbone and suit strong pullers. Step-in or quick-fit styles are easier for dogs that dislike things going over their head.

Look at where the lead attaches. A back clip is comfortable for dogs that walk well. A front attachment gives more steering on a dog that lunges. Reflective trim matters if you walk early or late.

For hiking, look for a grab handle on top, which lets you lift a dog over rocks or out of water. EzyDog includes handles on several of its adventure-oriented designs.

Leads and collars

EzyDog is known for shock-absorbing leads with a stretch section that softens the jolt when a dog lunges. They make walks more comfortable for both ends of the lead, though they give slightly less instant control than a static lead.

Pick lead length for where you walk: short for city pavements and traffic, longer for parks and trails. A traffic handle near the clip helps on busy roads. Check the clip hardware on the EzyDog listing if your dog is large and strong.

Car restraints: the set-up matters

EzyDog sells car restraints that connect a harness to the seatbelt system, keeping a dog in place and away from the driver. A restraint works with a harness, not a collar, since a sudden stop on a collar loads the neck.

Check how the EzyDog restraint attaches in your car: some clip into the seatbelt buckle, others loop around the seatbelt or a headrest. Confirm your vehicle's buckles are compatible before ordering.

Set the tether short enough that the dog can sit and lie down but cannot reach the front seats or the footwell. Read EzyDog's own description of any crash-testing claims carefully, and understand that no restraint removes all risk.

Dog life jackets

EzyDog's flotation vests are among its best-known products. A dog life jacket should be sized by chest girth and weight, and fitted so it cannot slide forward over the head when the dog is lifted by the handle.

Look for a grab handle on the back, buoyancy under the chest and neck to keep the head up, and bright colour for visibility. Try it on in the garden first, then in shallow water, before a boat trip. Rinse in fresh water after salt water and dry fully before storing.

Where the EzyDog savings are

The 30% code is the biggest, but its name suggests it is tied to a combination such as a harness and lead bought together. Add both to the basket and apply it there first; if EzyDog rejects it, the terms are narrower than the name.

The 20% code reads as a car-travel promotion, so it is the one to try on a restraint or seat cover. If it works storewide, it is the best general code here.

The $10 code beats 20% on anything under $50, which covers a single lead or collar. Above $50, use a percentage.

EzyDog codes do not normally combine, and sale items may be excluded. If you are unsure about size, confirm EzyDog's exchange terms before ordering several sizes on a discount.

Common questions

How do I measure my dog for an EzyDog harness?

Measure the chest girth just behind the front legs at the widest point, then match it to the chart on that EzyDog harness.

Can I attach an EzyDog car restraint to a collar?

No. Use it with a harness, which spreads the load across the chest.

Does my dog need a life jacket if it swims well?

On boats, in currents or cold water, a vest adds a safety margin and a handle for lifting. Strong swimmers still tire.

Which EzyDog code should I try first?

The 30% code on a harness-and-lead combination, then the 20% code on anything else.