Adjustable Reptile Leash Green Harness Great for Reptiles or Small Pets - 100% Adjustable (6 Ft Orange)

I absolutely love this leash! The chord doesn't catch on my beardie's skin like some others. It's adjustable so will fit any size reptile. I am so happy with this purchase and will definitely be buying from this seller again!

Fairly easy to figure out (though I did request instructions from the manufacturer as it says you can do, but never receive a reply). Nevertheless my beardie Creeper has no issue with me putting it on him (he is very well tempered to begin with). The only time he resists is if he's sleepy and that's understandable. He enjoys going outside. I have had only one incident where the harness came close to coming off. It was my fault though. I'd only had it a few days and hadn't tightened it enough.In conclusion I would buy this again. I tried different harnesses with my iguana I had years ago and nothing I found at the time worked as good as this.

I bought this for my bearded dragon. It is simple to put on and easy to adjust. It is soft and does not catch on his spikes. I like the loop at the end, which I can place around my wrist, leaving me hands-free. It only took a couple times for my dragon to get the idea we were putting on h/her leash and he could wander around. He's only about 3 months old, so we are getting use to things while h/she is young. I got the 6' and that gives him lots of room to wander. I have 2 gargoyle geckos. If you have geckos, you know they like to climb high on your shoulder and sometimes leap off, landing on the floor. That always scares me, because I am afraid they will injure themselves. I tried the leash on them and now they safely climb all over me. I can sit at the computer, put the loop on my wrist, and my dragon and geckos are free to safely wander around. I am ordering a second leash, so I can have two creatures out at the same time.

I am very happy with this harness. I bought it for my pet rat, and once it was adjusted to her, she completely ignored it. And once we got it adjusted (took 3 tries, but was very easy to figure it out), she made no attempt to get free, like she had tried with other harnesses we've tried. I've taken her out in public, starting with short breaks outside, and finally worked our way to the goal of several hours out in public at a pet-friendly outdoor concert! She did great, and it held her securely, without stressing her. I've let other rat owners know how this one did with my girl.

Oh boy, leashing a reptile is not always easy! It took some time and persistance to get her used to it, and still after awhile she tries her snake move to wriggle free. This is where she tucks her arms to the side and belly slides all over floor.Sometimes it gets stuck to her scales, but out of all the harness and leashes I have tried for this girl this has been the best. Getting it on her is so easy, I struggle with any other. Definantly worth a try. I plan to purchase another for my boy!

Just received this leash yesterday and I love it! It's very easy to use and even includes instructions on how to put it on your beardie. Up until now I didn't let my beardie, Guillermo Del Reptoro, explore my house unless he was on my shoulder for fear he would run off. Now I have complete confidence to let Mo walk around and explore as much as he wants and that he'll be safe. Can't wait for a nice sunny day to take him on a stroll outside!

It's a lot easier to put on since its adjustable. My bearded dragon has no issues wearing it. I think she doesn't care, all she cares about is roaming around.I ended up using this more indoor than outdoor. My house has many small dark places and hide outs (under sofa, beds, etc) perfect for my bearded dragon to go in and worry me. So I bought this and attached a 50 feet Nylon Strand 550 Paracord and let her roam around my house. Don't worry, my parents or I still keep an eye on her while I let her roam around. At least this way we don't have to constantly stare at her.

My bearded dragon did not like this product and refused to move in it. If he did try to move in it I would practically have to step on him to keep up because the leash is too short. It was also a bit difficult to get on him because it has to go around his waist as well as his neck. After several attempts to get him used to it I just gave up.