A harness worth the walk

Soft, fully adjustable, and made in bold prints, for puppies to big dogs.

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Harnesses

Every walk starts with a harness that fits properly. Ours are made to sit comfortably across the chest, spread pressure away from the neck, and stay put on dogs who pull, wriggle, or take off after a seagull.

Adjustable at four points, so you get a snug fit on narrow chests and deep ones alike. Lightweight enough for small breeds, strong enough to trust on the lead. Each print is made in small runs, which means you are unlikely to see another one exactly like it at the dog park.

Pair with a matching lead and bandana from the same collection.

Harnesses FAQ's

How do I measure my dog for a harness?

Measure the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs, with a soft tape held snugly but not tight. Then measure around the base of the neck where the harness will sit. Compare both to our size chart and choose the size where your dog falls comfortably in the middle of the range, not at the very top or bottom.

What if my dog is between sizes?

Size up. Our harnesses adjust down further than they adjust up, so the larger size will almost always give you a better fit.

Are your harnesses adjustable?

Yes. Each harness adjusts at multiple points so you can fit it properly to your dog's chest and neck, and adjust again as a puppy grows.

Will a harness stop my dog pulling?

A harness will not train a dog out of pulling, but it makes pulling safer. Pressure sits across the chest rather than the throat, which protects the neck and windpipe. Many owners find their dog pulls less in a harness simply because it is more comfortable.

Is a harness better than a collar?

For walking, most vets recommend a harness, particularly for small breeds and flat-faced dogs where neck pressure is a concern. A collar is still the right place for ID tags and everyday wear.