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Stop & No Pull Dog Harness

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No-Pull Dog Harness

The no-pull harness is an excellent training tool for overly excitable dogs out on walks. No-pull dog harnesses are designed to re-educate your dog that pulling on the harness will not give them the forward momentum they are trying to achieve. No-pull dog harness will make walking a much more pleasant and safe experience for both dog and owner. Pet Circle stocks a huge variety of no-pull dog harnesses online to suit every pet's individual walking needs.

Head collars are another great no-pull training tool. Head collars give the walker greater control over your dog's head, making it more difficult to charge ahead.

Best no-pull harness based on our customer reviews

Blackdog Wear Training Halter Black I love this because it stopped my puppy from pulling the first time I used it and now she is an angel. - LALA
Company of Animals Halti Optifit Dog Headcollar Black I bought 2 haltis for my Amstaff x's. They fit beautifully and I'm in the midst of getting the girls comfortable wearing them. - LEONIE

How to teach your dog to walk on a lead?

When teaching your dog or puppy to walk on the lead, preparation is key. You will need a well-fitted collar or harness, long lead and lots of treats. Be patient with your dog or puppy, and make sure you keep the training sessions fun for both you and your dog.

The best way to train your dog or puppy is with positive reinforcement using treats or toys. This involves giving positive feedback when the correct behaviour is being displayed and ignoring negative behaviour.

The RSPCA recommend 'loose leash' training. The aim is to have slack in the leash and prevent your dog from pulling. This is done by rewarding your dog every few steps when they are walking on the leash well. A treat pouch is helpful for on-the-go training. If your dog is charging ahead, stopping the walk until your dog comes back to your side and then recommencing the walk and rewarding immediately when your dog is walking with a 'loose leash.' This will take many stops and starts, especially when re-educating an older dog or excitable puppy to stop pulling when out on walks, so patience and consistency is key.

Do not use choker collars or prong collars when walking your dog. If your dog pulls excessively, consider a harness instead to prevent damage to their airway. Front attaching harnesses, head collars and no-pull harnesses can be helpful solutions while training a dog which pulls excessively.

To find out more about walking with your dog, read our articles on What is the best harness for my dogs and 5 essential walking tips.

Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In-House Veterinarian

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