No Pull Dog Harness and Leash Set with Front and Back Clips

Two Leash Points, One Everyday Harness

Walks go better when you're not being towed down the sidewalk. This no-pull harness gives you two places to clip the leash: a ring on the chest for dogs that pull, and a ring on the back for relaxed walks, jogs, and hikes. It comes with a 5-foot leash, a padded grab handle, breathable air mesh, and reflective trim, in sizes for dogs from 15 to 100 pounds.

How the Front Clip Helps With Pulling

When a dog pulls against a leash clipped at the chest, the tension turns them sideways, back toward you, instead of letting them lean their full weight forward. That's what makes a front-clip harness so useful for strong or excitable walkers. And because the pressure sits across the chest rather than the throat, your dog isn't choking against a collar every time they lunge.

It works best alongside a little training. Once your dog walks nicely, switch to the back ring for easygoing strolls, runs, and trail days.

Everything You Need to Start Walking

Front zinc alloy D-ring: the no-pull attachment for dogs that lunge or pull.
Back zinc alloy D-ring: for casual walks, jogging, and hiking.
Padded top handle: grab to steady your dog or help them over obstacles.
Four snap buckles at the neck and chest: easier to put on and take off.
Adjustable slide buckles: fine-tune the fit at every strap.
Breathable air mesh: soft, padded comfort for everyday wear.
Reflective trim: helps your dog stay visible on evening walks.
5-foot leash included: ready for the first walk out of the box.

Size Chart

This harness is made for dogs over 15 pounds. Measure your dog's neck at the base, where the harness sits, and the chest at its widest point, just behind the front legs.

Size	Chest (in)	Neck (in)	Weight (lb)	Chest (cm)	Neck (cm)	Weight (kg)
S	13–26	13–19	15–22	33–66	33–48	6.8–10
M	15–29	16–22	22–55	38–74	41–56	10–25
L	17–33.5	17–27	55–80	43–85	43–69	25–36
XL	21–39	23–35	80–100	53–99	58–89	36–45

Getting a Secure Fit

The chest ranges overlap between sizes, so check your dog's neck and chest against the chart first, then use weight to confirm. Once the harness is on, tighten each strap until you can slide two fingers underneath. A snug fit is what keeps the harness in place when your dog pulls or twists.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use the front ring versus the back ring?

Use the front ring when your dog pulls, since it turns them back toward you. Use the back ring once your dog walks calmly on a loose leash, or for jogging and hiking.

Will this harness stop my dog from pulling?

It reduces pulling by redirecting your dog, which makes walks easier to manage right away. For lasting results, pair it with consistent loose-leash training.

Explore more styles in our dog harnesses collection, find a different lead in our dog leashes range, or gear up for trail days with our walk and outdoor essentials.

Measure your dog, find their size, and trade the tug-of-war for walks you both enjoy.