Harnesses for dogs that pull
A front attachment point turns a pulling dog gently back towards you rather than letting him lean into the lead. A no-pull harness makes training possible; it does not replace it. Pair it with a fixed-length lead while you teach loose-lead walking.
Everyday comfort and fit
Padding matters most where the straps cross the chest and behind the front legs, which is where rubbing starts. The adjustable padded harness and the Detixy harness both adjust at several points so the fit survives a coat change.
Collars, ID and trackers
Even a harnessed dog should wear a collar, because that is what carries identification. An adjustable reflective collar covers the everyday case, and a glowing AirTag collar adds both visibility and a way to locate a dog who slips away.
Being seen after dark
Reflective material needs headlights to work. Active light does not, which is why a light-up lead or a LED collar is worth having from October onwards. It also lets you keep track of a dark-coated dog off the path.
Choosing the right lead
Short for pavements and traffic, long for open space, hands-free for running. A lead with a waist bag keeps treats to hand, and a double lead keeps two dogs from tangling around each other and your legs.
Shop with confidence at Petifo
Petifo is a Swedish company and we ship across the EU with tracked delivery. Prices include VAT, with no extra customs fees on EU orders. If something is not right you can request a return within 30 days under our return policy, and our team is happy to help you choose before you buy.
