"Up We Go" Lift Harness for Senior Dogs

£43.99

🪜 Take the stairs together again
🚗 Get him in the car without wrecking your back
🐾 Keep the walks he still lives for

7-Day Comeback Challenge

Your order can be half price

The first 5 people who buy can get half their money back. Use it for a week, post one video of him in it, and we refund 50% of your order.

Spots left: 5 of 5 How it works

Which size? See the breed guide

Tracked shipping, 7 to 14 days

60 days to try it

Holds his chest and his hips

✓ A handle at his chest and his hips. Grab the back one when his back legs give out. Both for the stairs.

1. Buy the harness.

2. Use it on his walks for 7 days.

3. Post one video of him wearing it on Instagram or TikTok. Tag @pups_joy and add #PupsJoyComeback and #ad.

4. DM the link to @pups_joy within 14 days of delivery.

We refund 50% of what you paid within 3 days. First 5 people only, one per household. Keep the post up for 30 days. We may share your video, and we'll always credit you.

It ships straight from our supplier with tracking, so it's slower than Amazon. Most orders arrive in 7 to 14 days, and you get the tracking link by email as soon as it ships.

Measure his chest right behind the front legs, and his back from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. M fits a 24 to 29 inch chest, L 27 to 34, and XL 32 to 39. Between two sizes? Go one up. The size guide further down shows which breeds usually wear which.

The harness in two parts: a front part with a handle that goes around his chest, and a rear part with a handle that goes around his hips. Plus the lift strap that clips to both.

Both parts are padded where they touch him. Snug, not tight: you should fit two fingers under every strap.

You've been lifting him with a bath towel, haven't you?

A woman lifts her old yellow Labrador down carpeted stairs with a bath towel under his belly

Towel under his belly, you bent over double, him sliding out the side. It works for a while. Then your back starts to complain, and the stairs turn into a two-person job.

An old yellow Labrador in a black and blue lift harness walks down porch steps while his owner holds the front and back handles

This one holds him at the chest and the hips, so his weight spreads over his whole body instead of one strip of towel. A handle on each part, and a strap that clips to both for the car. You steady him. He still does the walking.

What's in the box

Lift his back end, his front end, or all of him.

Old dogs don't go weak all at once. Some days it's the back legs. Some days it's everything. So you get three ways to hold him.

Front and back

The harness

A padded front part around his chest and a rear part around his hips, so the lift spreads over his whole body instead of hanging off his belly.

Sizes M, L and XL

Back legs

Two handles

One at his chest, one at his hips. Grab the back one when his back legs give out. Both for the stairs.

Padded grips

All of him

Lift strap

Clip it to the front and the back, and lift all of him with one hand. For the car, the bed, and the bad days.

Comes off when you don't need it

On good days the rear part clips off, and the front works as an everyday harness. He can pee and poop with it on, too.

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Size guide

Find his size by breed

Most adult dogs of these breeds wear the size below. Not sure, or he's a mix? Measure him. His chest decides it.

Illustrated Beagle, Corgi and Border Collie

M Medium

Usually fits: Border Collie, Corgi, Springer Spaniel, Brittany, Cattle Dog, bigger Beagles, smaller Pit Bulls

Back: 17 to 20 in
Chest: 24 to 29 in

Illustrated Labrador, Golden Retriever and Boxer

L Large

Usually fits: Labrador, Golden Retriever, Boxer, Australian Shepherd, Husky, most Pit Bulls

Back: 19 to 23 in
Chest: 27 to 34 in

Illustrated German Shepherd, Doberman and Weimaraner

XL X-Large

Usually fits: German Shepherd, Doberman, Weimaraner, Rottweiler, big Labs and Goldens

Back: 21 to 27 in
Chest: 32 to 39 in

How to measure (1 minute, soft tape)

Back: from the base of his neck, where the collar sits, to the base of his tail.
Chest: around the widest part, right behind his front legs. This one decides the size.
Between two sizes? Go one size up.

Chest over 39 inches, or more than 27 inches from neck to tail? That's most Great Danes, Mastiffs, Newfoundlands and big Bernese, and this harness won't fit them. We'd rather tell you now than have you send it back.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

Measure him

Around his chest, right behind the front legs, and along his back from neck to tail. M fits a 24 to 29 inch chest, L 27 to 34, XL 32 to 39.
Fit it once

Put the front part on, then the rear part, and pull the straps until it sits snug. Only the first time takes a few minutes.
Lift with him

Hold the handles and take a little of his weight on the way up. Small lifts. He sets the pace.

Size chart with neck, chest, back and upper thigh measurements for sizes M, L and XL

Comparison

How it stacks up against the usual fixes

What it does	Up We Go harness	Bath towel	Rear sling	Carrying him
Holds his front and his back	✓	✕ belly only	✕ back legs only	✓
Stays on between lifts	✓	✕	Partly	✕
Easy on your back	✓	✕	✓	✕
He still does the walking	✓	✓	✓	✕

Two ways to pay less

Get half back, or win one free.

We want to see how he gets on. So there are two ways to get it for less.

50% back

The 7-day challenge

Buy it, use it for a week, and post one video of him in it with #PupsJoyComeback. We send back half of what you paid.

First 5 people only

Free

The Instagram giveaway

One senior dog wins a harness, and three runners-up get it for half price. Bought one already and you're picked? We refund you.

Oct 26 to Nov 8 on @pups_joy

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The bits you're wondering about

Measure his chest right behind the front legs, and his back from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. M fits a 24 to 29 inch chest, L 27 to 34, and XL 32 to 39. Between two sizes, go up one. If his chest is over 39 inches, this one won't fit him.

Yes. The straps around his back legs sit clear of both, and it works for boys too.

No, and we'd rather he didn't. It's for walks, stairs, the car, and getting up. Take it off when he's resting, in his crate, or on his own.

Yes. Use the back handle and you're holding his hips up while his front legs do the rest. On days when his front end is weak too, use both handles, or clip on the lift strap.

The first time takes a few minutes, because you're setting the straps to his shape. After that they stay put.

It ships straight from our supplier with tracking, so it's slower than Amazon. Most orders arrive in 7 to 14 days. We'd rather you know that up front.

It's made for dogs getting back on their feet after surgery too. Ask your vet when he's allowed to walk again, then use the handles to take weight off the leg that's healing.

You get your money back. The guarantee runs 60 days from the day it arrives, and you don't need a reason. Send us one email and we sort it out.

Four steps to a good fit

Don't skip the second one. A loose harness is the one that twists.

1

Measure him first

Soft tape, four numbers: neck, chest, back and upper thigh. Write them down before you pick a size.

2

Snug, not tight

Two fingers under every strap. Too loose and it twists when you lift. Too tight and it rubs.

3

Leg straps last

Clip the straps around his back legs once the rest is set. Check they sit flat, not twisted.

4

Check it after a week

Walks change how things sit. Give the straps another look after the first week.

"Up We Go" Lift Harness for Senior Dogs

You've been lifting him with a bath towel, haven't you?