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The first time I put the harness on him, he flopped like a rag doll. To walk cats on a leash, training that began while still a kitten would work for most cats. I had a Bengal and can imagine training him at an adult age might have taken some time, bc he could open doors and cabinets like Houdini. I adopted this Ragdoll at age 3 and he does fine with the harness and leash. Some breeds that are more relaxed will not be bothered by much; for example: Ragdolls and Snowshoe Siamese both have temperaments for calm walking. I ordered a large bc the reviews stated the smaller sizes began w a ferret or kitten size, so I'd keep that in mind when you order. My cat isn't "high-strung" so he doesn't try to wriggle out of it, like a Bengal might. Besides his temperament, I helped him associate the harness with the place he wants to go most, outside. Every-time he tried to run out the door, I'd catch him, put his harness on and take him outside. He saw our dogs w leashes going-outside, so that helped; he even now copies them and paws at the door when he wants a walk now, lol. Second pic is a close up of the well-made harness. My cat and his new toy, pic taken as I type this review; like most cats, he is currently "helping" me. ;0)