5 reasons dog owners are switching to a front-clip harness.
"Three weeks in, my shoulder finally gets a rest."
Ethan P. ✓ Verified
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It goes over his head and clicks shut at his side. You don't have to thread his paws through loops while he spins by the door. Set the fit once with the four adjustment points, and after that every walk starts in seconds.
2
A collar pulls from the one place you don't want pressure: his neck. This harness puts the load on a wide, padded chest strap instead, so there's no choking and no coughing. The webbing is chafe resistant where it touches him.
3
Most harnesses clip on the back, the same spot a sled dog pulls from. Ours clips at the front. When he lunges, the pull turns him sideways and back toward you instead of dragging you forward. You don't have to yank or shout, the physics does it for you.
4
The bungee lead in the box softens every sudden stop, so your shoulder stops paying for every squirrel. Reflective stitching covers the late loop around the block. Owners tell us they're back to two walks a day.
5
Take it to the block where he always loses it. If it isn't right for you and your dog, send it back within 90 days and the return is free. The harness is also covered by our lifetime guarantee, so the risk is on us.
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Calm, controlled walks with a harness that goes on in seconds, keeps pressure off his throat and turns the pull back toward you.
Free returns · Free bungee lead
If he still pulls, it's on us. Every harness is covered for life.
Not the right fit for your dog? Send it back within 90 days. The return is on us.
Every harness ships with a bungee lead that takes the jolt out of sudden stops.