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No Pull Dog Harness, Dual-Connection Training Design for Calm Daily Walks, Trail Hikes and Running

Small / Dusk
$62.04
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No Pull Dog Harness, Dual-Connection Training Design for Calm Daily Walks, Trail Hikes and Running

$62.04
Sale price  $62.04 Regular price  $62.04
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ColorDusk

This no pull dog harness uses a patented front connection system to redirect pulling through the dog’s forward momentum, helping teach calmer walking at your side. Designed by professional trainers, it combines guided control, padded support and freedom of movement for everyday outings.

Two connection points adapt the harness to different activities. Use the front point for anti-pull control during training and daily walks, or the back point when more freedom is appropriate for trail walks, running and long-line training.

Key Features

  • The patented front connection supports polite walking by redirecting pulling without relying on restrictive movement.
  • Ergonomic top padding distributes weight using a design inspired by a dog’s metacarpal paw pad.
  • Soft under padding rests securely against the belly while allowing the dog to move freely.
  • Front and back connection points support both focused walking practice and more relaxed outdoor activities.
  • Reflective trim improves visibility and safety during walks in low-light conditions.
  • Webbing widths are matched to the size range, from 20 mm for Xtra Small to 40 mm for Xtra Large.

Specifications

  • Color: Dusk.
  • Sizes: Xtra Small, Small, Medium, Large and Xtra Large.
  • Webbing width: Xtra Small uses 20 mm; Small, Medium and Large use 25 mm; Xtra Large uses 40 mm.
  • Connection points: front for anti-pull control; back for trail walks, running or long-line training.
  • Designed in Ireland and manufactured in China.
  • Patent numbers: IE 87271 and US 11,678,646.

Use the front connection for structured training and everyday pull control, then move to the back connection when your dog needs greater freedom on trails, runs or long-line sessions.

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