No Pull Dog Harnesses, Leashes & Collars

A well-fitted no-pull harness is one of the most effective solutions. Models with front-clip or control systems gently guide your dog’s movement and reduce pulling. Pairing a harness with a shock-absorbing leash like the Zero Shock™ Leash can also make walks more comfortable for both of you.

Yes, they can make a noticeable difference—especially when combined with consistent training. A harness like the X-Link™ is specifically designed to discourage pulling by offering both front and back leash attachment points. Over time, dogs learn that pulling doesn't get them ahead.

No-pull harnesses usually feature a front chest attachment that redirects pulling, while regular harnesses typically clip at the back, which may actually encourage pulling in strong dogs. The Chest Plate Harness offers a balance of comfort and control, making it ideal for everyday training.

Yes—when properly fitted. EzyDog harnesses like the Quick Fit™ and X-Link™ are built with padded chest support and adjustable straps, distributing pressure safely across the body and avoiding the neck area.

They help manage pulling by absorbing sudden movement and reducing tension. While they won’t train your dog alone, using a Zero Shock™ Leash alongside a no-pull harness can give you better control and improve the walking experience.

For most dogs, a harness is the safer and more effective option. Collars can put pressure on the neck and may worsen pulling. A no-pull harness helps you manage strength and redirect behaviour without discomfort or risk.

Stay consistent. Stop moving forward when your dog pulls, and reward them with treats or praise when they walk with a loose lead. Combine this approach with gear like the X-Link™ No-Pull Harness and a short, cushioned leash to reinforce the right behaviour.