Designed with your dog's comfort in mind, this chest harness distributes pressure away from the neck and throat — making it a safer choice for dogs that pull. Reflective strips add visibility on low-light walks.
Key Features
- Chest harness moves lead pressure away from the neck and throat
- Reflective strips for improved visibility on dawn, dusk, and night walks
- Particularly effective for dogs that pull — reduces discomfort for dog and owner
- Includes matching lead — available in multiple sizes and colours
Includes matching lead. Available in multiple sizes and colours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a chest harness better than a collar for walking?
Collars put direct pressure on the neck and trachea when a dog pulls — which can cause discomfort, breathing difficulties, and long-term damage in heavy pullers. A chest harness distributes pressure across the broader chest and shoulders, making it significantly safer and more comfortable, particularly for dogs that pull, brachycephalic breeds (pugs, bulldogs, French bulldogs), and puppies.
Will this harness stop my dog from pulling?
A standard back-clip chest harness reduces the discomfort caused by pulling but is not specifically designed as an anti-pull tool. It's best suited to dogs that walk reasonably well on a lead already. For strong pullers, a front-clip harness (where the lead attaches at the chest) is more effective at redirecting the dog when they pull.
What do the reflective strips add?
The reflective strips catch light from car headlights and street lighting, making your dog significantly more visible in low light. In the UK, with dark mornings and early evenings from October through March, reflective walkwear is an important safety feature for any dog walked before 8am or after 4pm.
Does the lead come included?
Yes — this is a complete set including both the harness and a matching reflective lead, designed to work together with a standard trigger-action clip connection.
How do I measure my dog for the right size?
Measure the girth (circumference) of your dog's chest at the widest point — just behind the front legs. Cross-reference with the size guide on the listing. A correctly fitted harness allows two fingers to fit underneath any strap without being loose enough to slip over the shoulders.
Is it suitable for puppies?
Yes — a harness is recommended over a collar for puppies whose tracheas are still developing. Check the fit regularly as puppies grow quickly and an outgrown harness can become restrictive.
