Walks made easy. Stop your dog pulling

Does your dog constantly pull on the leash during walks, making it difficult for you to enjoy your time together? Pulling on the leash can be frustrating and dangerous, as it can lead to injuries for both you and your furry friend. But fear not, there are effective techniques and products to help stop your dog from pulling and transform your walks into an enjoyable experience, every time.

The X-Link Harness has a front and back attachment point. The leash attaches to the front D-ring right on your dog's chest area, which encourages the dog to walk by your side. Should your dog pull on the leash, they will pivot around towards you rather than pulling forward on the leash.

A front attaching dog harness also provides more control over a standard harness or collar, as it controls the shoulders and chest area. The front D-ring on the X-Link harness& allows the Leash attachment point to be closer to the dog's center of gravity, allowing you better control.

Best of all, a front attaching dog harness is a humane training method that won't be associated with pain and unlikely to cause negative associations. This harness is best in combination with the Vario 6 Leash for the ultimate combination.

The EzyDog Crosscheck Harness is the perfect dog harness for dogs that pull or are in training. Rather than putting pressure on the dog's neck, the Crosscheck Harness utilises our patented system to alleviate pulling. We know that dog training can be complex, so we focused on making this dog training harness easy to fit and to use. Simply place the front loop over the dog's head, unlock buckle, feed the main body strap around the dog's torso and fasten the buckle. Once fitted, the girth checking system will provide control and comfort for both dog and owner.

The UpFront™ D-Ring Leash Attachment point transforms your EzyDog Convert or Express Harness into a dog Training Harness. A removable D-Ring that attaches to the front strap of the Harness to create an extra Leash attachment for more control during walks.