Majestic Collars

11 recommendations and reviews from 10 people

• Referral from October 27, 2015
  

  Victoria H. asked:

  Our vet has suggested that we use a harness instead of a martingale for one of our greys due to a neck injury. Any recommendations for brand/type from harness users?

  

  Christina C. replied:

  My girl was able to back completely out of her harness (A step in style from Pet Valu). I switched to Majestic Collars' Spook Harness right after. Getting spooked happens much less often for her these days, but I feel much more secure when walking her. Lots of customization options too which was a nice bonus: http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm

  

  Lisa B. replied:

  Definitely Majestic Collars' spook harness if you have a spooky dog. Those are the best harnesses for those dogs! There's also another manufacturer of spook harnesses and people seem to be pleased with him. He's on FB under "One Stop Harness Shop".

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• Referral from August 19, 2015
  

  Frances G. asked:

  Hi,does anyone have any recommendations for escape proof harnesses for Rodney my grey as he is becoming quite adept as pulling back and twisting and has nearly slipped his collar a couple of times when he has seen small, running anything ,I have tried both martingale and hound collars but they are just not secure. Thanks in advance ran

  

  Marina O. replied:

  http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm

  

  Catalina S. replied:

  We use this spook harness for the Galgos. Known escape artists. It is great!! http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm

  

  Marina O. replied:

  Our Brownie is a spook and I bought a harness from the link that I just put up. Basically with this harness you have 1 leash but there is a coupler that attaches to both the collar and the harness. I love it and would not go anywhere with her without it. Majestic Collars link

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• Referral from March 23, 2015
  

  Carol G. asked:

  I am thinking about getting Starr a harness as a backup because she can get spook easily sometimes. She has gotten better; however, if there is a loud noise or a bang outside she will get spook. I am going to Mountain Hounds and would like to get one before then. Any suggestions about where to get one? Thanks for the info

  

  Carlyce C. replied:

  If you are concerned that she may back out of a harness (it does happen) I would go with one specially designed for that purpose such as the Spook Harness by Majestic Collars. Anne has pretty quick turnaround and was very helpful when I emailed her with questions about sizing. I have one for my galgo. I have just ordered one of Toni Collard's No Pull/No Escape harnesses for him because he has such strong prey drive. http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm You can find Toni's at her FB page: The One Stop Harness Shop. She makes one that is just No Escape and one that's a combo like the one I ordered.

  

  Joyce J. replied:

  This is supposed to be the best: http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm

  

  Sylvia W. replied:

  I have several Martingale Collars from 2 hound design. Very good quality! I like the look of the Majestic Collars too!

  

  Jennifer N. replied:

  The spook harness made by Majestic Collars that Carlyce mentioned is probably the most secure one I've seen. But you can also use a regular harness from any pet store, combined with a martingale collar, to get similar results. This is what I typically use for my spooky fosters. I clip the leash to the martingale collar, and then thread it through the D-ring on the back of the harness. Here's my shy boy Carter modeling.

  

  Chris S. replied:

  Majestic Collars

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• Referral from October 17, 2013
  

  Greyhound L. asked:

  Who out there has experience with harnesses for their greyhound? I have a spook and feel a harness would be safer. Suggestions?

  

  Minnie B. replied:

  http://www.majesticcollars.com/harness.htm they have a spook harness that I have read good reviews on - thinking of buying one myself.

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