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Replacement knobs for the Mobility Support Harness; the knobs hold the handle on the harness. This is the “old style” nut that screws ONTO the threaded posts on your harness support bars for harnesses made BEFORE December 2015.
- Set of 4 wing nuts for handle assembly. These wing nuts have self-locking nylon inserts to prevent the knobs from loosening.
- Set of 3 knobs – black knurled knobs approx. 1 inch in diameter, with rubber O-rings
(Be sure to use some teflon plumber’s tape on the threads! You can get this at any hardware store, sorry we don’t sell the tape.)
We recommend keeping an extra wingnuts or knobs handy in case one gets lost.
TIP to keep your knobs on! Add some Teflon plumbers tape to the threaded post, as shown in last photo. You can get this at any hardware store. It increases the friction and helps keep the knobs tight. Just add a little of the tape to the screw part and then put the knob on the harness. Works like magic to keep it from loosening.
This complete leather and shearling/sheepskin care kit contains everything you need to keep your BLD harness in good condition or restore a well-loved harness to like-new condition.
- Bick 4 Leather Conditioner–our favorite product for leashes and harnesses!
- Wide-toothed comb with wooden handle
- Eucalan Sheepskin Wash (single-use pod)
- Microfiber cleaning cloth for a quick dust-off
- Cotton jersey cleaning cloth for applying conditioner and polishing
- Harness Care instructions
- Contained in a sturdy resealable bag to keep it all together
Choose the size of the Bick 4 Leather Conditioner; 2 oz. trial size, medium 8 oz. bottle, or the big 16 oz. bottle. This product has no odor and is fragrance free. It’s so good you’ll want to use it on your leather shoes, belt, sofa, and car seats too!
Bick 4 Leather Conditioner accomplishes four important jobs: It conditions, cleans, polishes, and acts as a water and stain repellent, making it ideal for keeping leather soft while preventing the leather from drying and cracking. There is no odor or fragrance, and it’s super easy to use. It is effective on all smooth, finished leathers, including exotics. Unlike other brands, Bick 4 is a wax-free product that will not seal pores of leather thereby affecting breathability. Bick 4 will not darken any colorfast leather or deteriorate the stitching. Bick 4 leaves no oily residue and is safe to use on leather boots, shoes, bags, purses, jackets, saddles, belts, furniture, vehicle interiors, and exotic skins.
Poodle Comb: this wide-toothed comb has a comfortable wooden handle is the perfect tool to maintain the shearling wool/sheepskin lining on your harness. Maintaining our sheepskin padding is easy! Brush the wool to remove debris and dog hair, restore the loft and cushioning, and to allow for air flow to keep your dog comfortable and cool in hot weather. Use the comb to lift the fibers away from the leather skin, working in short, strong strokes. For best results, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust, dirt, and dog hair.
Eucalan Sheepskin Wash: A convenient and easy to use fine fabric wash that’s specifically made to clean and protect natural fibers and sheepskin. Unscented, no-rinse formula contains lanolin to clean, condition, and protect the wool fibers from moths and dust mites. 5ml single-use pod – makes one gallon of cleaning solution. BLD only uses washable sheepskin. Learn more from the manufacturer here (https://eucalan.com/laundry-lessons/sheepskinfur-leather)
Two cleaning cloths: The black microfiber cloth is great for a quick and easy wipe down; when used dry a static charge attracts dirt and dust. The white cotton jersey cloth is ideal for applying conditioner and polishing.
Harness Care directions are included in this kit, can be found in your harness owner’s manual, and here on our website along with videos.
Replacement belly strap for Mobility Support or Balance Assistance harness.
Made from our soft, flexible leather and has shearling sheepskin padding sewn into the leather. Custom made to order.
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- Belly Straps for the standard and XL size harnesses are1 1/4″ wide leather strap tapers to 3/4″ for buckles
- Giant size are 2" wide tapering to 1" for buckles
Turnaround Time up to 10 weeks
NOTE: as of 7/18/2026 we cannot guarantee a turnaround time. We are working through a massive rush of orders with limited staffing and are waiting on specialty components to be delivered. Orders will be completed as soon as we are able, timeframe may be as late as September, 2026. Thank you for your understanding
NOTE: If you are unable to select the girth measurement, it is outside of the normal range for that saddle size. If you select OTHER, contact us and we'll help you verify the size you need.
Please measure your dog; check and out the refit guide for more details.
Measure the Dog's Belly:
- First, locate the spot under your dog’s belly where his/her ribs come together and join the sternum (indicated in red on the diagram).
- Feel the dog’s side and find the back of his ribcage, then count 3-4 ribs forward.
- Follow this rib down and palpate to find the notch where the deep part of his chest curves up toward the belly (flanks).
- Bring the measuring tape under this point of the dog’s ribs, and pull the tape up and forward to the “sweet spot” behind the withers
- The measuring tape must be snug. The measure will be at a diagonal angle.
Pro Tip:
Put the measuring tape under your dog and “see-saw” it back and forth while pulling forward toward the withers—this settles the tape nicely under the belly, and then bring both sides of the tape to the “sweet spot.”
Avoid measuring vertically around the dog’s waist, or place the measuring tape so far back it reaches the dog’s flanks—both will yield inaccurate measurements. Usually, the belly and girth measurement are within 3 inches of each other.
Refitting a BAH or MSH
Can you buckle the harness on your dog?
YES: use Option #1
NO: use Option #2
Strap refit option #1:
Use this method if the harness straps can buckle on your dog and fit reasonably well, but
there’s not enough room for adjustment in the future. You will measure to the hole that fits best. In the photos below, the pencil points to the adjustment hole that best fits.
1. Take note of which hole fits your dog best
2. Take the strap off the harness and lie it flat on a table
3. Measure the strap leather from the hole that fits best to the quick release latch. Measure only the leather (not the hardware).
Strap refit option #2:
1. Put the harness on your dog, unbuckle the strap you wish to measure for but leave
the quick release latch attached
2. Take a measuring tape and start measuring from where the leather starts on the
quick release/magnetic latch
3. Bring the measuring tape under your dog in the same position the strap would be
located to reach the adjustment buckle on the other side
a. Pull the measuring tape snug against your dog’s girth/belly
4. Starting at the beginning of the leather on the quick release/magnetic latch,
measure from buckle to buckle (do not include the hardware in the measurement)
Turnaround Time up to 10 weeks
NOTE: as of 7/18/2026 we cannot guarantee a turnaround time. We are working through a massive rush of orders with limited staffing and are waiting on specialty components to be delivered. Orders will be completed as soon as we are able, timeframe may be as late as September, 2026. Thank you for your understanding.
Replacement belly strap for Mobility Support or Balance Assistance harness.
Straps are 1" wide, and include with a 2" wide oval shearling sheepskin pad that slides onto the strap.
NOTE: If you are unable to select the girth measurement, it is outside of the normal range for that saddle size. If you select OTHER, contact us and we'll help you verify the size you need.
Please measure your dog; check out the refit guide for more details.
Turnaround Time up to 10 weeks
NOTE: as of 7/18/2026 we cannot guarantee a turnaround time. We are working through a massive rush of orders with limited staffing and are waiting on specialty components to be delivered. Orders will be completed as soon as we are able, timeframe may be as late as September, 2026. Thank you for your understanding
Measure the Dog's Girth:
- This measurement goes around your dog’s ribs, behind the front legs, at the deepest part of his chest.
- Start the measuring at the “sweet spot” behind the withers, go down under the deepest part of the dog’s chest and back around to the top.
- The measuring tape should be mostly vertical, forming a complete circle around the dog’s chest.
- Measure snugly but don’t squish your dog. (With long haired dogs, be sure you’re measuring the dog’s body, not just their floof!)
Refitting a BAH or MSH
Can you buckle the harness on your dog?
YES: use Option #1
NO: use Option #2
Strap refit option #1:
Use this method if the harness straps can buckle on your dog and fit reasonably well, but
there’s not enough room for adjustment in the future. You will measure to the hole that fits best. In the photos below, the pencil points to the adjustment hole that best fits.
1. Take note of which hole fits your dog best
2. Take the strap off the harness and lie it flat on a table
3. Measure the strap leather from the hole that fits best to the quick release latch. Measure only the leather (not the hardware).
Strap refit option #2:
1. Put the harness on your dog, unbuckle the strap you wish to measure for but leave
the quick release latch attached
2. Take a measuring tape and start measuring from where the leather starts on the
quick release/magnetic latch
3. Bring the measuring tape under your dog in the same position the strap would be
located to reach the adjustment buckle on the other side
a. Pull the measuring tape snug against your dog’s girth/belly
4. Starting at the beginning of the leather on the quick release/magnetic latch,
measure from buckle to buckle (do not include the hardware in the measurement)
Turnaround Time up to 10 weeks
NOTE: as of 7/18/2026 we cannot guarantee a turnaround time. We are working through a massive rush of orders with limited staffing and are waiting on specialty components to be delivered. Orders will be completed as soon as we are able, timeframe may be as late as September, 2026. Thank you for your understanding.
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