Dogs need daily walks to stay happy and healthy. Harnesses and collars make those treks more enjoyable and safer. But how do you know which one is right for your dog? A collar goes around a dog ...

Lastly, for extra safety while training ... we’ll actually use both a harness and a collar. We clip them both together, so if they come out of the harness, there’s a backup.” ...

When it comes to walking your dog, choosing between a harness and a collar might seem like a small detail - but it can ...

Back in 2021, I wrote a column about collars and leashes ... today’s dog harnesses are designed with an eye toward comfort and safety, with a variety of styles and features that address ...

While dogs can easily slip out of their collars and potentially run into traffic or another person's yard, harnesses offer much more security and safety, says Fox. Harnesses are less convenient ...

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Dogs generally pull about 60 per cent harder on a leash when wearing a padded harness compared with a collar, even when the equipment is marketed as “anti pull” – putting the people walking ...

I wrote a column about collars and leashes … but since that was four years ago, and we all know how fast things change these days, I thought it might be time to revisit the ...