OMG you must get a pic of that :D

Actually I have several. Hold on.

We have both. We use the CFH for the car seat because it is quick to hook up and use the BB for walks and bike rides. The BB actually fits in a more contoured manner, but both work well.

If I could find the silver one in a size 3, with bling, I'd buy it!;)

I like the buddy belt the best because she can wear it naked, over a light tshirt or over a jacket. I love that it is adjustable because so many clothes don't have harness holes and they are different thicknesses.

We love the choke-free.

Ok it took me a few hours but here they are, drum roll please! :D Uni does not mind having her BB on her face, nor being laughed at or photographed btw.

OMG hahahaha that is hilarious :D

:sidesplt: Love the pics!! She looks like a funny superhero.

Omg how funny!!!

I have several Choke Free harnesses. I love them.

They were designed by an aerospace engineer at NASA in Merritt Island Florida. He designed them for his own dogs when he couldn't find a suitable alternative.


Ultra Easy ChokeFree & PawRider Pet Seatbelt Adapter (USA)

I like both the bb and the cfh. I like the Choke*free a little better and I do sell the Choke*Free:)

Both are of high quality leather
Both can be worn over and under clothing
Both have beautiful colors that are great for male or female

They have a little bit of a different look.. it just a matter of opinion which you like best.

The cf is easier to put on and take off but is not AS adjustable (less then an inch)

The cf is made in USA..Florida, as you can see in Lisa's link it is a patented design

The cf designer leathers (croc and ost) are lined. The plain leathers and the metallic leathers harnesses are not lined but are a softer more pliable leather.

The pawrider and tetter is great to use with car seats or just to buckle in larger dogs.

I, personally think they both are great... it is just a matter of opinion.

I think your post just answered my question. How much velcro is on the Choke Free? I have a Yorkie and a Biewer, both weighing between 3.5-4 pounds. They are 8 and 5 months. Finding a harness to fit properly was/is a nightmare. I bought and returned several before I started reading the posts. Seemed to me that a few months ago the step-in Puppia vest was getting rave reviews. I ordered the xs and they just fit, so I returned them for size s. That size was a bit too big, but figuring they would grow I kept them. Saying all this, I really did not take them out since the weather was so frigid. Now that it is turning nicer outside, I have been trying to get them into the harness but the Velcro is so thick that it is catching their long hair. Hearing them yelp when I try to get the hair off the Velcro is heartbreaking :( . Now they see the harness and run for the hills (I don't blame them). I am thinking of getting the choke free. Seems to look less threatening to me. I had no idea it had Velcro - just thought the slit and the ring held it together. The BB looks wonderful, but I have to pay for two and that is a bunch of money. After spending some bucks on the puppia, I thought the Choke Free was my answer. They have a ton on eBay I can bid on. So just how much Velcro is on the Choke Free and will my long haired friends hair get caught up in it?

Here's a photo of the velcro on the CF harness. I really love mine! I have a CF for my girl & Buddy Belts for my boy. The CF seems more feminine to me. Since the CF fastens on the top of the shoulder, there is a possibility that the hair could get caught. However, it hasn't happened to me yet. And the CF is my girl's primary harness. It's also a lot easier to put on than the Puppia. It doesn't go over the head like the Puppia does. The leather is so soft & it fits her really well. It seems very comfortable for her.

Here are some more pics of the velcro on the CF harness:
As long as you smooth the hair down, it won't get caught in the velcro.