went to pets at home last night and picked up a 'small' harness for the pup, but it is miiiiles too big for her and she just wriggles out of it no matter how small we set the straps.
really want to use a harness and not collar as it will be safer if we need to pull her back from chasing those big metal shiny things! does anyone know where i can get a very small puppy sized one from please? :help:

http://www.themuttsnutz.co.uk/index_files/Page1155.htm

Those are the main ones I sell, they're all soft and fleecy and brightly coloured! They also come in sizes small enough for a rabbit and you can try them on (the pup!) before you buy one :)

For other recommendations try this thread:
http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=324527&highlight=harness+kira

I like the rogz ones.

I have a rogz, a fleecy and a non pull - the only problem I find with the fleecy ones is that when it rains, pup gets soaked as obviously the fleece gets so wet.

I think rogz do the really small ones and they're good quality too. I prefer trail style harnesses (the ones with the sort of V neck) because they're more natural for the pup but you can also get H style harnesses which is the same design as cat harnesses so I suppose you could use a cat harness?

Alternatively ask at your vets if they can order you in a really small one?

I use Rogz and I get them from www.doggiesolutions.co.uk They are very helpful and quick anything I have ordered I have recieved within 2 days. If you are unsure about size measure your puppy and either ring them or email them.

thanks :)

helly, i might just take you up on that, would be a lot easier if we can get to try one on her first.

Great, you know where I am if you want any help. :)

I bought mine from crufts a few years back, after trying loads theses are the best ones I found, they do reflective ones which is what it says on their site, but if you ring them they will make one in plain webbing,although the reflective ones are good I've got one of each.
They are really safe fitting around the neck and the tummy
http://www.catac.co.uk/default.htm