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No Pull Dog Harnesses, Leashes & Collars

Pulling on the lead doesn't have to be part of every walk. Our no-pull harnesses, collars, and leashes offer gentle, effective control for dogs of all sizes—whether you're training a large powerhouse or a spirited small pup.

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No Pull UpFront™ Leash AttachmentUpFront™ Leash Attachment

UpFront™ Leash Attachment

Sale price$10.00
Training Crosscheck™ Dog HarnessCrosscheck™ Dog Harness

Crosscheck™ Dog Harness

Sale price$33.00
Limited Slip Correction Collar Checkmate™ CollarCheckmate™ Collar

Checkmate™ Collar

Sale price$22.00
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Best Seller No Pull X-Link™ Dog HarnessX-Link™ Dog Harness

X-Link™ Dog Harness

Sale price$59.50
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best device to stop a dog from pulling?

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.

Do no-pull dog harnesses really work?

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.

What is the difference between a no-pull harness and a regular harness?

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.

Are no-pull harnesses safe for dogs?

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.

Do no-pull leashes work?

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.

Is a harness or collar better to stop pulling?

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.

What is the #1 trick to stop your dog from pulling on the leash?

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.