ActiveDogs Bridge Handle for Service Dog Vest & Harnesses - Assistance Dog Handle with Reinforced Nylon, Heavy Duty Metal Clips & Service Dog ID Band - Black 12"

This works great just wish was a couple inches longer. Makes it easier when we are shopping than using a leash.

it’s well made and just what I needdd

Fast service Works well for its purpose

Quality was very good. The only thing I had an issue with was the handle was flexible. I was expecting a hard handle, which would give me better control. When I'm walking, I am mostly blind, so it's hard for me to tell when I'm slipping or not. Square a curved handle

Great product. Great buy

longer than excpeted but works for what was needed and comfortable in the hand

I'm not saying this bridge handle is terrible, but it's not remarkable either. It's fairly sturdy. It's a little short for my dog's height, so holding onto it and going through rough places is sort of difficult because it ends up being pretty far down there. Honestly I'm happy with it. The one thing I'd say the other reviews said that I ignored but wish I hadn't is that the little "service dog" thingy slides all over the place. It's not fixed or attached in any way and it slides up and down the handle making it all wonky and out of shape after your dog goes about three steps wearing it. I ended up safety pinning the little thingy firmly to the handle so it would stay in place. You could sew it if you didn't want it to look as janky as mine does now, but my point is that I shouldn't have had to sew a brand new product I just bought.

If you are training a pup to do guide work this is a great option if you have a harness to clip this to. It will not be longer than about a foot from the dogs back but even for our tiny Aussie doodle puppy this is enough length for my wife’s SDIT to do light guide work and get used to the harness and handle. My wife says the feed back is pretty good but not the same as a $150 handle, but gets the job done pretty well. Our SDIT is a bouncy, spinning puppy but this handle prevents her from twirling and gives adequate feedback for the handler. My wife did have to get a couple double sided clips to extend the handle but as puppy grows this will become a none issue. My wife highly reccomends these if you are getting your SDIT used to the sensory of hanresses and handles.