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An Australian Shepherd standing side on next to his owner on a path outside, the leash clipped to the black harness and LOLITA on the side patch
The No-pull Harness in black, shown from the front with the name patch and the padded back handle
A black and white French Bulldog standing in the black harness, with FRANK stitched on the side patch and the padded back handle above it
The harness laid flat with four parts called out, the steel D-ring, the custom name patch, the one click side buckle and the chafe resistant straps
A blue merle Australian Shepherd standing in the black harness, with LOLITA stitched on the side patch
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No-Pull Harness

4.8/5· 3,412 owners
  • No choking because nothing sits on his throat
  • He pulls and the front ring turns him right back to you
  • Two seconds and one click to put it on
ColorBlack
Size
+$8.99
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Ships in 2 to 3 days · 60-day trial · Free shipping over $70

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Nothing sits on his throat The front ring turns him back to you On him in two seconds Nothing sits on his throat The front ring turns him back to you On him in two seconds Nothing sits on his throat The front ring turns him back to you On him in two seconds
Two hands sliding the harness over a dog's head and clicking the side buckle shut
Getting it on

Two seconds and he is ready

Slide the loop over his head. Click the one buckle under his front leg. That is it and you are out the door.

You set the straps once on the first day and you never touch them again. There are no paws to lift and no legs to push through holes.

A dog pulling on the leash and turning back toward his owner as the front chest ring takes the pull
When he pulls

The pull turns him back to you

Clip the leash to the ring on his chest. He pulls and the pull turns him sideways until he is looking at you.

Nothing tightens and nothing sits on his throat so he is not fighting anything. He works out that pulling gets him nowhere and most dogs get there on the first walk. The front ring is a $10 tick on with the harness.

0 sec
to get it on him
over the head and one click
0 sizes
from 4 lb to 140 lb
chest chart further down
0°
steel swivel ring
so the leash never twists
0 days
to walk him in it
full refund if it is wrong
The four you have tried

What is on him today?

A slip lead
STRIDE
It tightens every time he pulls and the whole pull lands on his windpipe.
The padded plate spreads the pull across his chest and leaves his throat alone.
Nothing stops it closing so it keeps tightening as long as he keeps going.
Nothing here tightens. It sits the same at the end of the walk as the start.
He coughs and gags and the damage to a windpipe does not come back.
He can lean into the leash all he likes and still breathe fine.
He pulls through the pain and he still never learns how to walk.
Add the front ring for $10 and every pull turns him back to face you.
Sizing

Find his size.

Put a soft tape around his chest just behind his front legs and pull it snug. That number is the one that picks the size. His neck is there as a second check because the harness goes over his head.

Side view of a dog with a tape measure around his chest just behind his front legs
SizeChestNeck
XSChihuahua · Yorkie · Toy Poodle15" to 18"12.5" to 14"
SDachshund · Shih Tzu · Pug17.5" to 21.5"14" to 16.5"
MFrenchie · Beagle · Cocker21.5" to 26.5"16.5" to 19.5"
LLab · Border Collie · Boxer26.5" to 33"18" to 21.5"
XLGerman Shepherd · Rottweiler · Great Dane31.5" to 42"21" to 28"

Between two sizes? Go up. Every strap adjusts down and none of them adjust up.

The walk kit

Everything else he needs out there.

Tick any of these on with the harness and they ship in the same box.

Front D-Ring Clip

Front D-Ring Clip

Clip the leash to his chest and he turns back to you when he pulls.

$10 $15Add it
Bungee Leash

Bungee Leash

It stretches in the middle to protect you and your dog from a sudden pull.

$19 $29Add it
Water & Treat Bottle

Water & Treat Bottle

Water on one end and treats on the other. Squeeze it and the bowl fills.

$24 $36Add it
Poop Bag Dispenser

Poop Bag Dispenser

It hangs off the harness so the bags are always on him.

$12 $18Add it
Car Seat Belt

Car Seat Belt

One end clips to his harness and the other end goes in the seat belt socket.

$14 $21Add it
Owners

4.8 out of 5 from 3,412 of them.

A golden retriever walking loose on a sidewalk in a sky blue harness with the leash clipped to the front ring and RIVER stitched on the side patch
added the front ring for ten bucks and wow. he still tries to pull but he just ends up facing me and then he gives up and walks nice. should have done this two years ago instead of buying four other harnesses
Chris · Golden · 4
he used to hack and cough the whole walk on his collar and it freaked me out every time. none of that now. getting it on him takes about a second which honestly matters more than i thought it would
Nadia · Frenchie · 2
A merle rescue mix walking on a lawn beside her owner in a sky blue harness on a blue leash
my girl backs out of absolutely everything and she has not got out of this one yet. i put my number on the second patch which is the bit that lets me sleep at night
Marie · Rescue mix · 3
the handle gets used on every single walk. school traffic and he wants to greet every human alive so i just hold him for a few seconds and we carry on. knocking a star because the sizing chart had me between a M and a L and i guessed wrong the first time
Tom · Beagle · 6
she grew out of the medium in four months which is on her and not on them. the sand one still looks new after a whole winter of mud so i just ordered the large in the same color
Aisha · Lab · 1
small dog people need to read this. the collar was crushing his throat every time he spotted a cat and the vet told me to ditch it. zero coughing since we swapped and he walks further than he used to
Dan · Dachshund · 5

FAQs

Add the Front D-Ring Clip for $10 and clip the leash on his chest instead of his back. He pulls and the pull turns him sideways until he is facing you. Nothing tightens and nothing pinches so he is not fighting anything. He works out that pulling gets him nowhere and most dogs get there inside one walk. On the back ring alone the harness takes the pull off his throat but it does not turn him.