BSEEN Light Up Dog Harness - No Pull LED Dog Harness - Rechargeable LED Dog Vest - Lighted Dog Walking Harness for Small Medium Large Dogs (Green, Medium)
Product Description
BSEEN Light Up Dog Harness - No Pull LED Dog Harness - Rechargeable LED Dog Vest - Lighted Dog Walking Harness for Small Medium Large Dogs (Green, Medium)
- High Visibility in the Dark: This LED dog harness glows in the dark, increasing visibility and safety for your dog by making them visible to oncoming cars and helping to avoid potential traffic dangers.
- Removable Battery Case: The dog vest features a removable battery case, allowing for easy charging and harness cleaning.
- 2/3 Flash Modes Available: The light-up dog vest offers quick flash, slow flash, and solid glowing modes, providing flexibility for different situations.
- Long Battery Last Time: A full charge takes 2 hours and can last up to a week of 30-minute walks. The harness can be charged after low power.
- Comfortable to Wear: The no-pull dog harness is made with soft materials and a padding design, providing comfort for your dog to wear all day long without causing discomfort or pulling sensations.
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