Pressure Across the Chest, Not the Throat

A collar puts everything your dog pulls against onto the front of the neck. A harness spreads that same force across the chest and shoulders, which is why most trainers move dogs who pull onto one.

This version uses a braided rope construction rather than flat webbing. Rope sits differently against the coat, with no wide edges to rub under the front legs, and it holds its shape instead of twisting the way a strap does.

It adjusts to fit, and five sizes from XS to XL cover small breeds through to large dogs. Four colours to choose from.

Product Features

Spreads pressure across the chest and shoulders rather than the neck
Braided rope design with no wide edges to rub
Adjustable fit
Five sizes from XS to XL
Available in maroon, coffee, pink and dark blue

Specifications

Design: Braided rope harness, adjustable
Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL

Common Questions

How do I choose the right size?

Measure your dog's chest at the widest point, just behind the front legs, and contact us with that measurement if you are unsure which size fits. Size up if your dog falls between two.

How should it fit?

Snug enough that it does not slip over the shoulders, loose enough to slide two fingers underneath at any point.

Is it suitable for a dog who pulls?

A harness is the right choice for a dog who pulls, as it keeps the force off the neck. Pair it with training rather than relying on equipment alone.