





Anchor Brace
One knee is already hurt. This brace supports both back knees at once, in one connected harness.
- Supports Both Hind Knees at Once
- Removable Hinge at Each Knee
- 4 Spring Steel Support Strips
- Cross-Back Harness Holds It in Place
- Velcro Security Strap on Each Leg
Not the right fit? We'll exchange the size for free.
When one knee goes, you start watching the other one
Your dog is favoring one back leg, and now you catch yourself watching the good one on every walk. It's carrying more of the load than it used to, and you can't stop thinking about it.
Anchor Brace supports both hind knees at once. Each leg piece has a removable hinge at the knee and spring steel support strips, and a cross-back harness links both legs to the body, so the brace is anchored from above instead of just strapped on.
It isn't surgery and it doesn't replace your vet's advice. It's support you can put on for the morning walk, the back steps and the time in the yard.
Why it's not another sleeve
Both Knees, One Brace
Two leg pieces in one connected system, so the other knee isn't left out.
Hinged at the Knee
A removable lateral hinge on each leg sits at the knee joint for structured support.
Spring Steel Strips
Four galvanized spring steel support strips add structure along both legs.
Anchored by a Harness
The cross-back harness links both legs to the chest and back to hold the brace in place.
Soft, Adjustable Fit
Padded, brushed edges and hook-and-loop nylon-spandex fabric that adjusts to your dog.
For the days you want back
The morning walk. The back steps. The yard after dinner.





Made for one knee down and one to watch
A single-leg sleeve covers the hurt knee and nothing else. This brace supports both back knees in one harness, so you don't have to choose which leg gets the support.
Perfect for:
- Dogs with one hurt knee and a good one to watch
- Dogs whose surgery is on hold or off the table
- Rest and walk plans your vet has suggested
- Short walks, back steps and time in the yard
- Small to large dogs, sizes XS to XXL
On with straps, off when you're done
Each leg piece wraps on with hook-and-loop fabric and an exterior velcro security strap, then links into the cross-back harness. Check the straps before each walk and take it off when you're home.
Six sizes, from Chihuahuas to German Shepherds, so you can pick by breed. If the size isn't right, we'll exchange it for free.

Product details
- Dual-leg hinged knee brace with cross-back harness
- 2 removable lateral hinges, one per leg, at the knee
- 4 galvanized spring steel support strips
- 2 exterior velcro security straps, one per leg
- Hook-and-loop compatible nylon-spandex fabric
- Padded, brushed edges
- Sizes XS to XXL, for small to giant breeds
- Color: Black
Size guide
| SIZE | COMMON BREEDS | FITS UP TO |
|---|---|---|
| XS | Chihuahua, Yorkie, Pomeranian, MalteseUp to about 10 lb | Thigh 7.5 in (19 cm) Chest 17.7 in (45 cm) |
| S | Shih Tzu, Pug, Jack Russell, Cavalier, Mini SchnauzerAbout 10 to 25 lb | Thigh 9.0 in (23 cm) Chest 22.8 in (58 cm) |
| M | Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, French Bulldog, CorgiAbout 25 to 45 lb | Thigh 10.6 in (27 cm) Chest 26.4 in (67 cm) |
| L | Border Collie, Aussie, Pit Bull, Springer Spaniel, HuskyAbout 45 to 65 lb | Thigh 12.6 in (32 cm) Chest 30.5 in (77 cm) |
| XL | Labrador, Golden Retriever, Boxer, DoodleAbout 65 to 90 lb | Thigh 14.0 in (36 cm) Chest 34.0 in (87 cm) |
| XXL | German Shepherd, Rottweiler, Bernese, Great DaneAbout 90 lb and up | Thigh 17.0 in (43 cm) Chest 43.0 in (109 cm) |
Breeds and weights are a starting point, since builds vary. For the closest fit, measure A around the widest part of the upper back leg and B around the chest, just behind the front legs. Between sizes? Choose the larger one, and if it isn't right we'll exchange it for free.
Crasped
At Crasped, we make everyday support for the ones we love. We built this brace for owners who have watched one knee go and want to support both.
Frequently asked questions
Does it support both back legs?
Yes. It has two leg pieces, each with its own removable hinge, spring steel strips and velcro security strap, linked by one cross-back harness.
Is this a replacement for surgery?
No. It's a supportive brace, not a treatment, and it doesn't replace surgery or your vet's advice. Many owners use a brace alongside the plan their vet suggests, so ask your vet whether it's right for your dog.
How do I choose the right size?
Start with your breed and weight in the size guide. For the closest fit, measure around the widest part of the upper back leg (A) and around the chest just behind the front legs (B), then match both to the size guide. Between sizes, choose the larger one. If it still isn't right, we'll exchange the size for free.
Will it stay in place?
The cross-back harness links both leg pieces to the chest and back, so the brace is anchored from above. Check the fit and tighten the velcro security straps before each walk.
Can my dog lie down in it?
Most owners put it on for walks, steps and time outside, and take it off for long naps and overnight. Check the fit each time your dog stands back up.
Which dogs is it for?
It comes in six sizes, XS to XXL, from Chihuahuas and Yorkies up to Rottweilers and German Shepherds. If your dog can't stand or put weight on its back legs, talk to your vet before using any brace.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free shipping on every order, no minimum. You'll get tracking so you can follow your package to your door. Delivery times vary by location.
What if it's not right for my dog?
You're covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee. If the brace isn't right for your dog, contact us within 60 days for a refund, or ask for a free size exchange.