A harness spreads the pull across a dog's chest instead of their neck, so walks are easier for both of you.
A dog harness suits the owner of a dog who pulls, a small dog with a delicate neck, or a dog who goes on long walks. Measure the chest first. Then choose the style: a front-clip or no-pull harness for a puller, and reflective trim for evening walks.
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The Juni Logo range is all about a classic and timeless look. Understated, but fashion forward featuring pastel tones and signature branding. This stylish and colourful harness is easy to put on your pup- simply pop the harness over your pups head and buckle up for your next adventure The adjustable design will assist in getting that perfect fit for your pup whilst the sturdy D-Ring easily attaches the leash to the harness and keeps your pet secure. Instructions: Slide pet's head into harness opening, making sure the D-Ring is facing up on the dog's back. Insert pet's leg into opening. Pull chest section under chest and secure clasp behind legs. Adjust all straps to fit snug and secure clasps. Attach lead to D-Ring for safety. Complete the look- Matching lead available separately. Product Sizing: Small- Girth 36-43cm. Weight- 4.5-6.8kgs. Suitable French Bulldog, Dachshund, Jack Russell Terrier and Pug breeds. Medium- Girth 43-51cm. Weight- 6.8-9kgs. Suitable for Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Bulldog and Schnauzer breeds. Large- Girth 53-61cm. Weight- 9-18kgs. Suitable for Boxer, Collie, Welsh Corgi and Basset Hound breeds. X Large- Girth 61-69cm. Weight- 15.8-25kgs. Suitable for German Shepherd, Bloodhound, Golden Retriever, Labrador and Greyhound breeds. Juni Logo Dog Harness in Black, Large
This versatile harness features both front and back clip attachments to support everyday walks, positive training, and behaviour management. Use the back clip for general walking or car travel, and the front clip to reduce pulling, redirect attention, and encourage focus. For added support, the dual clip system helps build confidence in anxious or reactive dogs by offering greater control and clearer directional guidance. Adjustable: Multiple points of adjustment for a customisable & easy fit. Two Lead Attachment Points: For different walking styles, improved control or as a training aid. Padded Neoprene Chest-Plate: Designed for comfort and extra support. Reflective Stitching: For nighttime visibility. Back Clip Attachment: General Use For general walking, or use with a car seat attachment for safe travel. Front Clip Attachment: Positive Training Tool Loose Leash Walking: Prevent pulling & encourage polite walking behaviour. When the dog pulls, use the front clip to gently redirect their body toward you to reduce forward momentum. Redirecting Attention: Help your dog focus on you instead of distractions. Use gentle pressure on the front clip to turn your dog toward you. Using the Dual Clip System: Using both clips simultaneously Building Confidence: Help anxious or timid dogs feel secure during exposure to new or stressful environments. Use the back clip for steady, reassuring control. Occasionally use the front clip to guide your dog away from triggers or to refocus on you to foster security. Support for Reactive Dogs: Assistance with lunging & reactivity. The dual points provide leverage to safely manage & redirect energy. Use the front clip to gently turn your dogs front end toward you, disrupting forward momentum & redirecting focus. Use the back clip to maintain control of their body. Pair with a verbal cue such as "look" or "watch me" & reward calm behaviour. Directional Cues: Use as a training aid alongside luring or targeting for turns. The dual points help clarify your guidance, making it easier for the dog to understand. Use gentle pressure on the front clip to guide your dog in the desired direction. Pair with verbal cues like "left," "right," or "stop,. The back clip helps maintain overall control & leash tension balanced. TIPS FOR SUCCESS: Rewarding: Remember to use treats, toys or paise to reinforce desired behaviour. Be Consistent: Use the same cues & leash-handling techniques to reinforce learning. Be Positive & Patient: Always reward desired behaviour to encourage your dog to repeat it. Avoid punishment or frustration. Short Training Sessions: Incorporate sessions regularly & frequently to reinforce training & improve skills. Start with 510 minutes sessions at first, & lengthen over time. Monitor Behaviour: Watch for signs of stress or frustration; adjust the environment or training as needed. Juni Dual Point No Pull Training Dog Harness in Charcoal, Medium
A dog harness suits the owner of a dog who pulls on the lead, a small dog with a delicate neck, or a dog who goes on long walks and runs. It is a practical gift for a new puppy owner, and one that gets used every day.
A harness spreads the pull across the dog's chest, not their neck. The ones here include no-pull and front-control styles, mesh harnesses, reflective harnesses and harnesses with a handle.
What to look for in a dog harness
Fit. Measure the dog's chest, and check the sizing on the listing. A harness that fits well sits snugly without rubbing.
Pulling. A front-clip or no-pull harness helps with a dog who pulls. A back-clip harness suits a dog who walks nicely.
Reflective trim. Reflective strips help the dog be seen on an evening walk.
Handle. A top handle helps the owner steady a dog on steps, stairs or a car ride.
Padding and mesh. Padding is comfortable for a dog who walks a lot, and mesh is cooler in the heat. Check the listing for what the harness is made of.
When a dog harness is the wrong gift
It is hard to choose without the dog's measurements, so ask the owner for their dog's chest size, or choose a different gift. A dog may also already have a harness they like. And a harness is not a training fix for a dog who needs help from a trainer.
Frequently asked questions
What is a no-pull dog harness?
It is a harness that clips at the chest, so when the dog pulls forward it turns them sideways instead of letting them charge ahead. It helps with walking manners, but it works well alongside some training.
How do I measure a dog for a harness?
Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs, and compare it with the listing's size chart. A harness should sit snugly without rubbing, with room for two fingers underneath.
Is a harness better than a collar?
For many dogs, yes, because it spreads the pull across the chest and not the neck. A dog still wears a collar for their tag. Ask the owner which they prefer if you can.
