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According to the American Kennel Club, using a collar alone to walk your dog could end up resulting in “back pain, throat damage, and other discomfort[s].” By contrast, harnesses tend to be more ...

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Question: When I was walking my dog today, another dog owner approached us and her dog went ballistic. The dog was on a harness and she just stood there trying to restrain him. Wouldn't there be a ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." One of the greatest joys of being a dog owner is being able to share a daily walk with your furry friend, ...

A no-pull dog harness is well worth investing in if you have a pup that tends to walk you rather than the other way around. Having a canine companion who lunges all the time can make those daily ...

We have so many choices when it comes to our dog’s care - and one thing you might be asking yourself is, 'Are harnesses bad for dogs?' When it comes to walking your dog, choosing the right equipment ...

I am a self-proclaimed lazy buckler. When I finally get a wriggling toddler into a stroller or a baby into a high chair, bending over for 5 minutes fighting with the straps of a fussy harness is ...

Harnesses are safer and more secure than simple collars, reduce choking and give you, the owner, more control. Every product ...