Your dog isn't stubborn. The clip is in the wrong place.
When you pull back on the leash, your dog pushes forward. It's a reflex, and every dog has it. Where the leash clips decides whether that reflex drags you down the street or turns them back to you. This harness has rings on both sides as well as the back, so you can clip where it works.
They lean in and pull harder
Every time you pull back, they push forward against it. It's exactly how sled dogs are set up to pull, and why most harnesses never stop it.
Their lunge turns them back to you
Clip the leash to one of the side rings, and when they lunge it turns them sideways, back towards you, instead of giving them something to lean into.
Your shoulder doesn't have to pay for it.
If your arm aches after every walk, this is the part you'll feel first. The bungee leash has a stretch section that takes the jolt when they lunge, so a squirrel or another dog feels like a nudge, not a yank.
- A stretch section that soaks up sudden lunges
- Clips straight onto the side rings
- Comes with the No-Pull Set, with free shipping

Pick the leash that suits your walks.
Every No-Pull Set comes with your choice of leash. All three clip straight onto the side rings.

Bungee
A stretch section soaks up sudden lunges, so the jolt never reaches your arm.

Classic
Light, simple and comfy in the hand, for easy everyday walks.

Rope
Thick braided rope that's extra strong, with a grip that won't dig in.
Over the head, one click. Comfy all walk.
No more chasing them round the hallway or threading legs through straps. The wide head opening slips straight on, one big buckle clicks shut, and you're out the door before they've lost interest.

Made for walks like these.
Loose leashes, relaxed shoulders, and dogs that actually look back at you.
















Get the right size first time.
Fit is the number one reason harnesses get sent back, so it's worth 30 seconds with a tape measure.
- 1Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
- 2Match it to the table. The breeds are only a rough guide, so always go by the measurement.
- 3Tighten the straps until two fingers fit underneath, so it stays put and doesn't slide around.
| Size | Chest | Breed examples |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 16–21" | Dachshund, Toy Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Pomeranian |
| S | 21–25" | Cavalier King Charles, Miniature Schnauzer, Shih Tzu, Maltese |
| M | 24–30" | French Bulldog, Beagle, Corgi, Pug |
| L | 27–34" | Australian Shepherd, Boxer, Border Collie, Basset Hound |
| XL | 29–38" | Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Husky |
| XXL | 33–44" | Rottweiler, Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Dane, Bullmastiff |
Why owners switch.
Better on the walk, and better after you buy.
Try it for 60 days. Backed for life.
Walk with it for 60 days. If it isn't right for your dog, we'll give you a full refund. Wrong size? We'll swap it for free. And if a buckle, clip or stitch ever gives out, we'll replace it.
- 60-day risk-free trial
- Free size exchanges
- Lifetime warranty
- Free tracked shipping
Questions owners ask
How do I pick the right size?
Measure around the widest part of your dog's chest, just behind the front legs, and match it to the size table above, or use the size finder. Go by the measurement rather than breed. If it's not quite right, we'll swap it for free.
Will it stop my dog pulling?
Clipping on the side makes pulling much harder for them to lean into, because a lunge turns them sideways, back towards you, instead of straight ahead. Most dogs settle into it quickly. For very strong pullers, a little training alongside it works best.
Which ring should I clip the leash to?
For dogs that pull, clip the leash to one of the side rings, since that turns a lunge sideways, back towards you. The back ring is fine for relaxed walks once they're walking nicely.
What if it doesn't fit?
Just get in touch and we'll swap it for the right size, free of charge.
How does the 60-day trial work?
Walk with it for up to 60 days. If it isn't right for your dog, get in touch and we'll sort out a full refund.
Which leash should I choose?
The bungee leash stretches to soak up sudden lunges, so it's best for pullers. The classic leash is light and simple for everyday walks, and the rope leash is extra strong with a comfy grip.
Can I wash it?
Hand wash in cool water with a mild soap and leave it to air dry.
What does the lifetime warranty cover?
Buckles, clips and stitching, for the life of the harness. It doesn't cover chewing or loss.






