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Durable Dog Harness

Dog harnesses for comfort & control whilst walking and everyday wear.

Lifetime Warranty

Lifetime Warranty

Dog-Trainer Approved

Dog-Trainer Approved

Fast Delivery

Fast Delivery

Black Dog Harness - The Storm

Black Dog Harness - The Storm

Comfort Fit
Adjustable
Walk Control

$32.95

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Red Dog Harness - The Storm

Red Dog Harness - The Storm

Comfort Fit
Adjustable
Walk Control

$32.95

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Why dog owners choose Charlie

  • Simple slip-on design
  • Lightweight rope for daily walks
  • Made for calmer training sessions
  • Lifetime warranty
Why dog owners choose Charlie

Frequently Ask Questions

How should a dog harness fit? +

A dog harness should be snug around your dog’s body without restricting any movement. You should be able to comfortably slide two fingers between the harness and your dog’s body while they’re wearing it.

How do I measure my dog for the right harness size? +

Measure your dog around the widest part of their rib cage and their lower neck for an accurate measurement. Then, compare those measurements to the product’s sizing guide to ensure you get the right harness size.

Do dog harnesses help stop pulling? +

A dog harness doesn’t stop pulling by itself. However, when paired with proper training, a harness can help reduce pulling. A front-clip harness turns your dog to face you when they pull, allowing you to teach your dog to stop and check in with you rather than pulling.

Is a front-clip or back-clip harness better? +

Both front-clip and back-clip harnesses are better for different purposes. Clipping on the front is great for working on lead manners while clipping on the back works well for everyday walks, especially if your dog is already trained.

Is a harness better than a collar for walking a dog? +

Both harnesses and collars can work well for walking a dog because your training tactics matter more than the gear you use. However, many dog parents prefer harnesses just to be safe since they’re secure and don’t put pressure on your dog’s neck.