Get your big dog up on your own. One hand. Two seconds.
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Five clips: neck, each side, each back leg. Nothing over his head, nothing under his belly. Works while he's lying down. Under a minute after the first go.
Black webbing with reflective stitching, padded burgundy panels at chest, shoulders and hips, two padded handles, adjustable back, sizes up to a 100 cm chest.
12,140+ Dog Owners
Most owners tell us they wish they'd ordered a month earlier, the day
it turned from "he's a bit slow" into "I can't get him up".
Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
01
Watch him stand up. The front comes up first, then the whole weight goes onto the back legs, and they have to shove all of him upwards in one go.
02
Walking is small pushes. Standing up is one big push from a folded position. It's the first thing an old dog's back legs stop managing.
03
So you take his weight, bent double, and he never pushes. Every towel morning makes the next one harder.
His feet on the floor. You stood up. Two seconds. That's the whole product.
“I can get him up on my own.”
he wasn't keen the first day, kept looking at me like what's this. left it on him while he ate and by day 3 he didn't care. I'm 5ft 2 and I can get him up on my own now
We'd been sleeping downstairs with him for six weeks. hand on the back handle, one step at a time, he's on the landing. he cried the first night, from happiness I think, or I did
He's too heavy for me to lift into the boot, always has been. now he gets his front end in himself and I lift the back with the handle. first trip to the vet without my son in months
He's 13 and his back legs are going, this doesn't change that. what it changes is I don't have to wait for my husband to get home to get him out for a wee. bit fiddly the first time, fine after that
That’s the moment many owners wish they’d been prepared for.
The £120 ramp in your garage wasn't a mistake. It solved the slope. It just never solved the push.
FIND HIS SIZE
Measure round the widest part of his chest and along his back. Between two sizes, go bigger.
| Size | Chest | Back | Typically |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 14–17.3" | 12.2–13.8" | Small spaniels, terriers |
| M | 16.4–20.5" | 13.8–17.3" | Cocker, small collie |
| L | 19.7–29" | 15.7–20.1" | Springer, Border Collie, Staffie |
| XL | 27.6–37.8" | 16.9–23" | Labrador, Golden, Boxer |
Inches. Barney (the Lab in the photos) measures 34.6" around the chest. He wears an XL with room to spare. The “Typically” column is only a guide — your dog’s measurements are what matter.
Total value $145.70 · You pay $59.90
Questions people ask
Most settle within a few days if you follow the guide: put it on, feed him, ignore it, no lifting on day one. Some take longer. If he really won't have it, you've got 90 days to send it back.
That's the whole point. You're not lifting all of him. His feet stay on the floor and he pushes; you add the last bit, stood up, with a handle. He does need to be able to take some weight on his legs.
Yes. The back part goes round each leg, so there's nothing under his tummy or in the way.
Five clips. Neck, each side, each back leg. You can do it while he's lying down, and nothing goes underneath him. Most people leave it on through the day.
Measure his chest and his back and use the chart. Between sizes, go bigger. It adjusts in several places, and if it's wrong, send it back.
Because of where the handle sits, the leg loops instead of a belly strap, the padding, and the 90-day guarantee. I looked at the cheap ones. If one of those works for your dog, brilliant. This is for the people it didn't work for.
Keep doing whatever your vet's told you. That's for how he feels. This is for getting him up off the floor this morning. Different jobs, and they work together.
Yes, with the front handle steadying him and your hand on the rear handle, one step at a time. Going down is the bit most people dread, so the guide covers it first.
7 to 10 days. It's worth ordering before you're desperate.
No, and I'd be wary of anything that says it does. It doesn't treat arthritis or build his muscle back. It helps him stand up on the legs he's got, and keeps him using them.
The "Up-You-Get" harness has become one of our most in-demand products this season. We can’t guarantee this batch will stay available for long.
we were doing the towel thing every morning and my back was going. tried this, hand on the back handle and he's up. I'm 5ft 2 and he's 34kg. didn't think I'd be able to do it on my own
she can still wee with it on which was the whole reason the last one went in the bin. we leave it on her most of the day now
ours is 13 with dodgy back legs. not a cure obviously but he gets up with a bit of help at the back instead of us hauling him. stairs are doable again
First day he gave me a look, by day 3 he waits for my hand on the handle. weird how quick they get it