EZHarness by DEXDOG

I have two young stray huskies so I know all about pulling! And I know how challenging and embarrassing it can be to walk a dog with no leash manners.

Dogs pull for all kinds of reasons. Most dogs are cooped up all day building pent up energy while we are out in the world. When they finally get to walk, they are constantly being bombarded with smells, sights and sounds. Stray dogs or dogs that have never been on leash can be extra challenging.

Luckily there are many tools you can use to help achieve loose leash walking. It’s a happier walk for both human and dog when you walk together side by side.

Harnesses have always been a favorite among dog people. But did you know all harnesses are not created equally?

The EZHarness by DEXDOG has been described as “Stylish, Comfortable & Functional”.  Available exclusively through Amazon, this harness comes in several different sizes to accommodate different breeds. Unlike other harnesses this one slips over your dog’s head making it more convenient to use. The chest and should areas are made of mesh to keep your dog more comfortable. And of course safety comes first with reflective threading for added visibility at night. Choose the color of your choice and away you go.

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Rogz Dog Harnesses

We all know how important it is to walk with our dogs every day. For many, a harness is a preferred tool to use. Since harnesses do not put any pressure on the throat they are a good choice for dogs with respiratory or trachea issues. And if you have an escape artist who knows how to back out of his collar, a harness can stop your little Houdini.

Rogz dog harnesses are high quality for your pooch made from soft yet tough and durable nylon and are adjustable. Suitable for dogs, just choose from small to extra large.

There are conflicting opinions of whether harnesses encourage or discourage a dog to pull. It really depends on the individual dog. And at the end of the day, the harness won’t train your dog not to pull. That’s up to you. But as long as you feel comfortable with the tool you choose, you are heading in the right direction.