A set of Julius-K9 IDC Power Harnesses, one with a red base and arabesque pattern, and the other with a green base and arabesque pattern (new with tags). Both have metal D-rings, but the rings for the belt loops are resin for the arabesque red and metal for the arabesque green. (If you would like multiple sets, please comment for a price adjustment.) (The pattern appearance may vary slightly depending on the product. If you are concerned, please let me know before purchasing. I will post images of the items I will send.) I am very sorry, but please refrain from price negotiations. Julius-K9 is a dog goods brand founded in 1997 in Europe, Hungary. They mainly manufacture harnesses, leashes, and collars. The Mini size is suitable for dogs with a chest circumference of 49-67cm and a weight of 7-15kg. Suitable for breeds such as: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel West Highland White Terrier Scottish Terrier Wire Fox Terrier Shiba Inu Japanese Spitz Shetland Sheepdog Beagle Standard Dachshund Japanese Spitz Shetland Sheepdog Beagle Standard Dachshund French Bulldog Basenji American Cocker Spaniel English Cocker Spaniel Welsh Corgi (Pembroke, Cardigan) Whippet Bull Terrier Standard Schnauzer Border Collie Miniature Bull Terrier The harness is designed to fit the body perfectly and is easy to put on and take off. The IDC Power Harness is designed to apply force below the neck, so it is designed to reduce the burden on your dog's neck and trachea. In addition, the inner fabric uses Oeko-Tex material, which is considered to be highly safe. Furthermore, manufacturing is basically Made in EU. Each item is carefully made. Strength tests are also conducted. The arabesque pattern is based on the motif of intertwined vines, symbolizing "vitality, prosperity of descendants, and longevity." It is said that vines such as grapes were stylized in Egypt, transmitted to China, and then to Japan. Therefore, the arabesque pattern exists all over the world and is called "arabesque" in English. It is a pattern with a long history, already existing in Japan during the Heian period. Why not incorporate this classic pattern into your daily life and go out with your dog?