Funfox Dog Harness Medium (Purple M) No Pull Harness with Front Clip & Vertical Handle

At a glance

If you’re trying to make everyday walks calmer, a no pull harness is often the first thing worth trying. The Funfox Dog Harness Medium (Purple M) is designed around that idea: a front-clip approach to discourage pulling, plus padded coverage to keep things comfortable when your dog tugs.

On paper, it sits in the practical, medium-range category rather than the “ultra-specialist” end. That can be a good thing if you mainly want something straightforward for regular leads, training sessions, and night walks.

Key features that affect real walks

The biggest day-to-day difference here is the “no pull” concept. The harness includes a front clip (described as a front clip and a chest ring/attachment point), and there’s also a metal alloy ring on both the chest and the back. The intent is simple: when your dog pulls, you can use the chest ring for more control, while the back ring can be used during walks.

It also uses two quick-release buckles, which is handy if you’re putting the harness on frequently (or if your dog doesn’t wait politely). Along the body there are four easy-adjust straps, so the fit can be dialled in rather than relying on one fixed configuration.

For comfort, the harness is made from 100% polyester with Oxford fabric, described as durable and water-resistant. There’s a light mesh lining and soft padding around the chest and abdomen, aiming to spread pressure more evenly and help prevent rubbing or strain.

And then there’s the vertical handle at the back. It’s not something you use all the time, but it can be useful for quick lift-assists or steering your dog around tight spots.

What you’ll notice day to day

Reflective strips are included for visibility in low-light conditions. If you do evenings or early mornings, that’s one of those features you’ll either appreciate immediately—or realise you miss once it’s gone.

The padding plus mesh lining matters too. The breathable air-mesh design is mentioned as helping your dog feel comfortable after activity, which is particularly relevant if you live somewhere with changeable weather or you walk in warm spells.

One limitation to keep in mind: this is still a harness and not a magic off-switch. It may reduce pulling and help training, but results depend quite a lot on how you fit it and how consistent you are with your training.

Size & fit: how to choose the right Medium (Purple M)

Before you buy, measure your dog properly—this one explicitly asks you to check both neck and chest circumference. For the Medium size (Purple M), the guide provided is:

• Neck circumference: 40–55 cm
• Chest circumference: 45–70 cm

You’ll get the best outcome if you measure first and only then choose the size. It’s easy to think you “roughly know” your dog’s measurements, but harnesses are less forgiving than collars when it comes to comfort and control.

Is it a good fit for you?

It makes sense if you want a no pull dog harness that’s aimed at everyday walks, includes reflective coverage for night visibility, and offers both front-clip control and a back connection option.

Worth considering if you prefer an adjustable, padded vest-style design over simpler straps, and you want quick-release buckles for fast on/off.

It’s not the best choice if your priority is a very lightweight, minimal harness with no padding, or if you’re expecting the harness alone to fully stop pulling without any training adjustment.

Mini FAQ

How does the no pull control work?

The harness includes rings at the chest and on the back, and the description explains that the chest ring can be used for control when your dog pulls, while the rear ring can be used when walking.

Is this suitable for night walks?

Yes, reflective strips are included for better visibility in dark conditions.

Is it adjustable enough for a comfortable fit?

The harness is described as having four easy-adjust straps plus quick-release buckles, so you can fine-tune the fit around the body.

Should I measure my dog before buying?

You should. The product listing provides specific neck and chest circumference ranges for the Medium size.

Final verdict

When it comes to value-for-money for routine walking, the Funfox Dog Harness Medium (Purple M) is a sensible “try it and see” pick—especially if you want front-clip/no pull steering, padded comfort, reflective night visibility, and a design that’s meant to be adjustable and durable.

Buy it if your dog falls within the stated neck and chest measurements and you’re willing to fit it properly and use it consistently while training.

Skip it if you’re looking for something ultra-light with minimal coverage, or if you need a one-harness solution that completely eliminates pulling without any behavioural work. In most real households, that last bit still depends on training and setup more than any harness name does.