Noxgear LightHound Large Dog Harness & Leash – LED, Reflective, USB Rechargeable

LightHound: High-Visibility for Every Walk

Visibility is more than brightness—it's your dog's safety on early morning streets, dim forest paths, or crowded events. The Noxgear LightHound Large vest blends bright LED fiber optics with reflective color blocks and a lightweight, rain-ready shell. Designed for daily use across seasons, it keeps your pup clearly visible without weighing them down. A USB-rechargeable battery powers long-lasting illumination, and a single button keeps control simple during play, training, or a relaxed stroll.

Color, modes and visual science

• 8 solid colors: Red, Yellow, Magenta, Blue, Purple, Pink, Green, Cyan.
• 6 multicolor modes: Disco Dog, Rainbow, Cool Comet, Rescue, Independence Day, Photon Burst; the modes are informed by visual science to maximize visibility and cue drivers.

Whether you’re navigating urban streets at dusk or chasing after a playful pup through a park, LightHound’s low-profile design remains comfortable and unobtrusive. It’s easy to slide on, adjust, and secure with a single-button press, so you’re ready to go in moments.

Versatile, real-world durability

• Over 12 hours of illumination on a USB-rechargeable lithium-ion battery (cable included).
• Four adjustable sizes with wide fit ranges to accommodate many breeds and body shapes.
• Rainproof construction and machine washable for quick cleanup after wet, muddy, or snowy adventures.

In practice, LightHound helps you keep your dog visible during dawn patrols, night runs, and camping trips. The combination of bright light and reflective accents provides helpful cues to others on busy streets or winding trails while the vest’s light weight minimizes distraction for your dog.

Care, maintenance and practical tips

• Charge the battery between trips to maintain peak brightness.
• Clean with mild soap; machine washing makes maintenance fast after messy outings.

While LightHound adds a layer of visibility, it works best as part of a broader safety routine—like keeping the leash secure and using mindful pacing in busy areas. Consider LightHound as a helpful signal in low-light conditions rather than a guarantee of outcomes.