Step-in harnesses are usually pretty sturdy and are better for dogs that might pull, as they have a greater surface area around your dog’s chest region, which lessens the chance that your dog ...

Dogs need daily walks to stay happy and healthy. Harnesses and collars make those treks more enjoyable and safer. But how do you know which one is right for your dog? A collar goes around a dog ...

A dog harness is a great tool for improving your pet’s comfort, control, and safety during walks. However, using it incorrectly can lead to discomfort, training issues, and even injuries. To ensure ...

Three buckles on the harness — one on the neck strap and two on the chest strap — mean you never have to slip a loop over your dog's head or lift their feet to put it on, a welcome feature for ...

However, one of the best no-pull dog harnesses can help train your persistent puller to walk calmly on a loose leash. These front-clip harnesses have a ring on the chest for attaching the leash ...

The Canada Pooch Everything Mesh Dog Harness is a great option for medium-sized dogs. It has breathable mesh material to keep dogs cool during warmer walks and features both front and back D-ring ...

From high-tech GPS trackers to rugged harnesses designed for rappelling to a ... Christianson likes the Ray Allen Dog Trainer Fanny Pack (DTFP), worn as a chest rig, for personal use. As the name ...

According to the American Kennel Club, using a collar alone to walk your dog could end up resulting in “back pain, throat damage, and other discomfort[s].” By contrast, harnesses tend to be more ...