Kurgo Tru-Fit is crash-tested to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, certified by the Center for Pet Safety. The steel nesting buckles are rated to 2,000 lbs. It's the harness that does double duty: safe restraint in the car and comfortable walking harness daily.
The Center for Pet Safety has tested dozens of pet restraints. Most fail catastrophically in 30 mph crashes. Kurgo Tru-Fit is one of only a handful that meets their certification standards. In a 30 mph crash test, a 25-lb dog generates 750 lbs of forward force — a standard harness won't hold.
The back clip attaches to a seat belt loop (included). The seat belt threads through the Kurgo loop rather than clipping to a collar — distributing crash forces across the chest and core, not the neck.
Dogs who ride in cars regularly and need a harness that transitions from car safety to daily walks.
Dogs who never ride in cars and primarily need a walking harness — Ruffwear Front Range is better value.
Buy it if your dog is in the car regularly. The crash protection alone justifies the cost.
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