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Road Runner™ Leash
$45.00 -
Road Runner™ Lite Leash
$32.00 -
Handy™ Leash
$28.00 -
Zero Shock™ Couplers
$36.00 -
Mongrel™ Extensions
$20.00 -
Soft Touch™ Couplers
$20.00 -
Standard Extensions
$10.00 -
Soft Touch™ Coupler Lite
$17.00 -
Quick Fit™ Dog Harness
$38.00 -
Chest Plate™ Dog Harness
$38.00 -
X-Link™ Dog Harness
$59.50 -
GO2 Multi-Color Dog Light
$30.00 -
Leaf Bottle
$12.00 -
Fold-A-Bowl™
$18.00 -
Doo Bag™
$14.00
EzyDog Dog Running Gear
Running with your dog requires the right equipment to ensure safety and comfort for both of you. A dog running harness helps distribute pressure evenly, preventing strain on the neck, while a dog running leash offers flexibility for a hands-free experience. Whether you jog on sidewalks or hit the trails, having high-quality gear makes the journey enjoyable and secure.
Why Choose EzyDog Running Dog Harness & Leashes?
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A dog running harness is the best option as it evenly distributes force, preventing neck strain. It also improves control, keeping your dog safe and focused during runs.
A hands-free dog running leash with shock absorption, such as the Road Runner Leash, allows for natural movement while reducing strain. It also features secure attachments for keys or poop bags.
Start with short distances at a slow pace. Use a no-pull dog harness for control, reward good behavior, and gradually increase the running distance as your dog adapts.
Yes, but not all dogs are suited for running. High-energy breeds benefit the most, while smaller or short-nosed breeds (e.g., bulldogs, pugs) may require shorter runs.
Yes, hands-free dog running leashes provide balance, reduce strain, and allow natural movement. Ensure the leash has an adjustable waist belt and strong clips for added security.
Most dogs can comfortably run 3-4 miles in moderate weather. Always provide water, avoid extreme temperatures, and monitor for signs of fatigue or overheating.
Look for a lightweight, breathable, and adjustable harness with reflective strips for visibility, a secure fit, and a handle for control in unexpected situations.
Use a shock-absorbing leash, ensure the harness fits snugly, run in safe areas, and keep your dog hydrated. Avoid running in extreme heat and take breaks as needed.
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How To Run With Your Dog
Running is commonly considered to be a strenuous form of exercise – and that’s BEFORE adding a dog to the mix. Any runner knows that enduring exercise and overcoming adversity merits a great reward, and being able to do that with a companion elevates that experience to a new level.
SEE ALSO: CHOOSING THE RIGHT DOG HARNESS




