Equipment for Dogs that Pull

Explore our equipment for dogs that pull - and stop the struggle, sore hands, and stressful walks. 

Walking a dog that pulls can turn even the shortest outing into a battle.

If you're worn out from your dog constantly changing directions to sniff, or tired of aching hands and wrists from being towed down the sidewalk, you're not alone.

You're doing your best to exercise and enrich your dog’s life, and it’s frustrating when it feels like nothing you do is working.

Every walk shouldn’t be a struggle! Your walk should be an opportunity to connect, explore, and enjoy time together.

Get back to enjoying walks with equipment designed for dogs that pull, to ensure comfort, greater control, and success in training. 

Picture this: You and your dog cruising down the sidewalk with no leash tension, no tug-of-war, no sore hands - just a calm, relaxed walk.

With a training-friendly leash, your walks become something to look forward to.

Harnesses for Dogs That Pull:

Restrictive harnesses, often called “No-Pull Harnesses” work to stop pulling through discomfort and physical restrictions.

Think of it as trying to prevent a child from running by tying their shoelaces together. 

A well-fitting "Y" front harness is one of the most important tools you can use for a pulling dog.

Unlike restrictive, no-pull harnesses that can limit shoulder movement and risk long-term damage, a “Y” front harness with both front and back leash attachments allows you to keep control and guide your dog, while maintaining their full range of motion.

Pair it with a double-ended leash to turn your walks into training sessions without pain or stress.

There’s no substitute for training, but the right gear can make training more effective, pain free, and enjoyable for both of you.

• More about managing your dogs pulling: When Your Dog Walks You