Comfort Premium Harness | Non Restrictive - Purple

Regular price €63,99
Everyday Comfort. Natural Movement. Made for Your Dog. Designed for dogs who deserve a more comfortable walk, the BullyBillows Comfort... View Full Details
  • ALLOWS freedom of movement
  • Example breeds: Pugs-Rottweilers
  • Neoprene lined inside for comfort

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Colours: Purple
SIZE: Select SIZE

Not sure? Try our Size Guide for the perfect fit

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Personalise your product (+€6,99)

Make it Theirs

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Guidance & examples

Size & fit

The stitching area on our size A is limited; we advise having a maximum of 6 characters.

Examples from the pack

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About personalisation

Important - Creating your unique look with our bespoke stitching/engraving quality could take us up to 5 working days to complete, it's well worth the wait though.

When customising the Combat Range, the adjuster may cover part of the text. The best way to help avoid this is to choose the smallest size which will fit your dog; the adjuster will then be located at the end of the collar away from the name.

Preview images are for illustration only, text and Icons will always be centered neatly on the product. Colours and fonts may change very slightly during production.

We offer personalisation option on almost all of our Collars, Leads and Harnesses. What are the key benefits of adding personalisation to your BullyBillows gear?

1. They're unique to you and your dog.

2. If you have multiple dogs, adding your dogs name can help to distinguish which collar is for which dog.

3. Adding a phone number and Social handle in the unfortunate event of your dog getting lost, this is a very powerful way to ensure your dog can be tracked back to you.

4. If you have a working dog, nervous dog or one who just loves to jump, you can enter names such as POLICE DOG, WARNING, DO NOT PET, NERVOUS etc.

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The chest measurement of your dog, or the girth, is the first measurement you’ll need to take. This can be taken by placing the measuring tape around the widest part of your dog’s torso, usually just behind the front legs.

The next measurement should be taken around the lower part of your dog’s neck, simply measure the widest part at the base of the neck as this is where the harness is going to sit. This size chart is based on min-max measurements.

Size
Neck Girth
Chest Girth
A32cm-48cm57cm-73cm
B35cm-53cm64cm-78cm
C39cm-66cm79cm-96cm
D51cm-81cm89cm-111cm
E61cm-98cm100cm-131cm
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Comfort Premium Harness | Non Restrictive - Purple
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Measure around the base of the neck where a collar would sit.

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Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.

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Measure from the base of the neck (where a collar sits) to just before the last rib.

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Comfort Premium Harness | Non Restrictive - Purple

Product description

Everyday Comfort. Natural Movement. Made for Your Dog.

Designed for dogs who deserve a more comfortable walk, the BullyBillows Comfort Premium Harness combines an ergonomic design with soft padding and an adjustable fit. Developed alongside the Animal Science Department at Nottingham Trent University, it's designed to help reduce rubbing, support natural movement and keep your dog comfortable on every adventure.

Please note: A top handle is included on Size E only.

Comfort That Helps Reduce Chafing
Soft Neoprene lining across the chest and straps helps reduce friction and rubbing, making this harness ideal for short-haired dogs and those with sensitive skin.

Designed for Natural Movement
The ergonomic Y-frame sits clear of the shoulder joints, helping your dog move more naturally without unnecessary restriction when walking or running.

A Secure, Adjustable Fit
With four adjustment points, you can tailor the fit to your dog's shape for comfortable, secure wear. Always check our sizing guide before ordering.

Built for Everyday Adventures
Lightweight, practical and designed for regular use, the Comfort Premium Harness features:

  • Stainless steel hardware designed to resist rust
  • Breathable materials to support comfort
  • Machine washable design for easy care
  • Reflective detailing to help improve low-light visibility

Make It Personal
Add your dog's name or number with optional personalisation, ideal for a personal touch or identifying equipment in multi-dog households.

Key Benefits

  • Developed alongside Nottingham Trent University's Animal Science Department
  • Soft Neoprene lining to help reduce rubbing and irritation
  • Ergonomic Y-frame designed to support natural movement
  • 4x adjustment points for a tailored fit
  • Lightweight construction for everyday comfort
  • Rust-resistant stainless steel hardware
  • Reflective detailing for low-light visibility
  • Machine washable and easy to maintain
  • Optional name or number personalisation

Give your dog the comfort to move naturally with the BullyBillows Comfort Premium Harness.

Trademark & Copyrighted Design Rights Number: 6189796

Product weight

Size Weight
A 450 g
B 550 g
C 800 g
D 850 g

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 234 reviews.

Customer photo review of Comfort Premium Harness | Non Restrictive - Purple

Excellent harness, very strong and yet comfortable for the dog to wear. Love the vibrant colours. Order process was very easy and shipping was very fast. I had to send the original harness back as it was too big and the exchange process was extremely efficient and easy. BullyBillows is a company I would highly recommend.

Comfort Premium Harness | Non Restrictive - Purple

Customer photo review of Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

A fabulous harness for our strong bully girl. Extremely well made, very padded for comfort and allows complete room for movement in the legs. Doesn't cut into her chest like some alternatives, would highly recommend

Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

Customer photo review of Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

Lola loves her new birthday presents as do I! It's so much better than the rubbish leather harnesses you can get I would 100% recommend this harness & another bonus was she didn't pull me down the street with this on which made our walk alot easier so overall I'm very happy with my purchase 🙂

Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

Customer photo review of Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

I got this harness for my old tyme bulldog. Size C fits great. Highly recommend this harness. It’s safe, padded for comfort and no way of the dog slipping out of it. Looks great and well made. Beats other brands hands down

Premium Comfort Harness | Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Purple

FAQs

What makes a good dog harness?

A good harness fits snugly without restricting movement, spreads pressure across the chest and shoulders instead of the throat, and has adjustment points that actually work for your dog's shape - not just a "one size fits most" guess. Solid hardware, comfortable padding, and a design suited to how your dog actually walks is what separates a great harness from a flimsy one.

Are harnesses better for dogs?

For most dogs, we recommend walking them with a harness - especially if they’re prone to pulling. This minimises strain on their neck (and the chance of them slipping out and running away), but a well-fitted collar can be fine for short outings or smaller breeds.

Harness or collar? A quick guide.

Harnesses

✅ Better For Pullers
✅ Less Neck Strain
✅ More Secure, Better Control

Collars

✅ Convenient for shorter walks
✅ Useful for ID tags
✅ Fast to put on your pup
You can vary using a collar and a harness depending on the activity. For longer walks, meeting other dogs, or if your dog is a larger breed, a harness is recommended when you’re leaving the house. A collar is plenty if you have a smaller, well-trained dog, if you need something for ID purposes, or if you need to act fast and put a lead on your dog.

Whichever you choose, make sure you choose the right size to make sure your dog is comfortable and safe.

REMEMBER: Use our dog harness/collar size charts, specific to the harness/collar you are considering, to find the best one for your dog - you can find these on our product pages.

How should a dog harness fit?

Your dog’s harness should fit snug, not tight. You should be able to slide two fingers flat under any strap, but no more than that - any looser and your dog could wriggle out, any tighter and you'll cause rubbing. Check the fit around the neck, chest and belly, and recheck after a groom, a growth spurt, or any change in weight. Our size guide on the product page is the best place to start if you're not sure.

What are the types of harnesses?
  • Step-in: quick and fuss-free for dogs who hate things going over their head.
  • Anti-pull (front-clip): redirects pulling back toward you - ideal while you're working on loose-lead walking.
  • Y-shaped like our slip on: follows the natural line of the shoulders for totally unrestricted movement.
  • Boomerang: a secure, snug fit that's brilliant for escape artists.
  • Weight & fitness: built for structured exercise, adding light resistance for dogs building muscle or burning energy.
    Step-in: quick and fuss-free for dogs who hate things going over their head.
  • Tri-Harness: three points of adjustment for a genuinely tailored fit as well as 3 clips for full control.
Which breeds are Bullybillows harnesses for?

All of them, honestly. Our range is built around the realities of specific breeds - from giant guardian breeds like Cane Corsos who need serious strength and control, to sensitive sighthounds like Greyhounds who need a snug, escape-proof fit, right through to Staffies, Labradors, Cockapoos and everyone in between. Wherever your dog sits on that spectrum, there's a BullyBillows harness made for them.

How to stop my dog being scared of putting the harness on

Slow down and make it boring. Let your dog sniff and investigate the harness first, pair it with treats and praise, and build up gradually - clip it on for a few seconds, treat, take it off, repeat. Avoid forcing it over their head if they're hesitant; a step-in style is often far less intimidating for nervous dogs. A few short, positive sessions will get you there quicker than one long battle ever will.