A dog that pulls chokes itself with a collar and exhausts your arm. A harness distributes the pull across the chest, making walks bearable for both of you.

Key Features

• Two attachment points: the front ring reduces pulling by redirecting your dog towards you, the back ring is for calm walks
• 1000D Nylon: the same density as outdoor gear, withstands strong dogs
• Back handle: to immediately regain control in difficult crossings
• Reflective strips: visibility for evening walks in winter
• Fully adjustable at the neck and chest
• Metal buckles, no plastic on tension points

Choosing the right size

Measure the chest circumference, just behind the front legs, with a flexible tape measure.

S: 45 to 55 cm.
M: 55 to 68 cm.
L: 68 to 82 cm.
XL: 82 to 98 cm.

If in doubt between two sizes, choose the larger one: straps can be tightened, but not made larger.

Good to know

A harness reduces pulling; it does not replace leash training. Gradually accustom your dog to it, a few minutes at home before the first outing.