Freedom No Pull Harness Training Package - Medium
Freedom No Pull Harness Training Package (Medium Sizes)includes harness and double connection training leash / lead. Recommended by trainers to stop dogs pulling.
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Freedom No Pull Harness Training Package
Freedom Harness and Double Connection Training Lead
The Freedom No Pull Harness was the first training harness on the market to integrate the Martingale style tightening loop into a harness. Additionally, this was the first harness design to incorporate a two point connection for maximum control.
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The Freedom No Pull Harness features a control loop on the back of the harness, which tightens gently around your dog's chest to discourage pulling and makes walking your dog an easy, more enjoyable experience.
The harness is made with stainless steel hardware and four adjustment points to ensure that it is more than strong enough to hold any size dog. The chest strap is lined with Swiss Velvet, which helps prevent rubbing and chaffing sores behind the legs and the straps are all turned out to prevent sores and raw spots along the seams.
This harness also features a structural ring on the front of the harness. Connecting to this ring is Optional but it does allow you to connect to the front and back of the harness simultaneously. The main connection on the back of the harness tightens gently around the chest to discourage pulling behaviour, while the connection on the front of the harness allows you to redirect your dog's attention back to you for training and treats.
The Training Lead allows you to connect to the front and back of the harness simultaneously. Alternatively you can use the training leash to connect to the harness and a collar at the same time, providing additional control points.
Size Guide
Measure the circumference of your dog's chest (the girth) by placing the tape measure all the way around the chest (rib cage), behind the front legs. The tape measure should be flat to the dog, not pulled tight, but not loose. Select a size that is between the specified size range.
Example 1: if your dog's chest is 31" you would want the large Freedom No Pull harness (26" - 32") rather than the XLarge (30" - 36"). Example 2: if your dog's chest is 28" you would want the large Freedom No Pull harness (26" - 32") rather than the Medium (22" - 28").
When selecting a size please use the girth measurement as the primary method of ordering.
The Freedom No-Pull Harness is endorsed worldwide by Trainers, Vets, Adoption Groups, and seen, utilized, and demonstrated by Victoria Stilwell on her hit training show It's Me or the Dog.
Featured in Grisha Stewart’s book Behavior Adjustment Training, BAT for Fear, Frustration, and Aggression in Dogs who calls it "The Ferrari of Dog Walking Harnesses"
First harness that actually does what it says...
We bought this harness for our British bulldog who has been pulling on and off since we started walking her. We've tried numerous harnesses that promote 'no pulling' but to no avail. This harness helps keep her at a close enough distance so that we are always the centre of attention. If she pulls, it gently pulls her back into place. It doesn't jolt her whole body like some of the 'no pull' harnesses do. Although she's still only 13 months, she's very strong, this is the only harness and lead were we've felt totally in control. Her pulling doesn't jolt us anymore nor does it make her feel uncomfortable. We can tell that she loves this harness, there's a mix of freedom with enough control for us. It's the first time we've actually enjoyed walking with her, and I'm pretty sure she feels the same.
Training and commands are still needed, it won't magically fix the pulling but it definitely helps keep her in check when she tries to pull away.
The only con, and it is because she is so low to the ground, the lead buckle at the front moves around a lot and the lead can feel uncomfortable at times but it's definitely not an issue, would not change the harness or lead.