Dog Collars, Leads, Harnesses & Muzzles

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EzyDog
EzyDog Zero Shock Coupler
(2)

$30.95

Kruuse
Kruuse Rehab Dog Lifting Harness - Front Legs

From $126.40

Handy Canis Hind Leg Lifting Harness for Dogs
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Genia
Handy Canis Hind Leg Lifting Harness for Dogs
$100.00 $185.95
-46%
EzyDog Doo Bag
EzyDog
EzyDog Doo Bag
(3)

$14.95

Flexi
Flexi Xtreme Tape Retractable Leash - 5m
(2)

From $63.95

MyEco Dog Poop Bag Dispenser
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MyEcoBag
MyEco Dog Poop Bag Dispenser

$5.95

Black Dog Wear
Black Dog Wear Beachcomber Lead - Regular
(2)

$29.95

+4

Sporn
Sporn Non-Pull Mesh Harness
(30)

From $32.95

ZEEZ
ZeeZ Plastic Dog Muzzle
(2)

From $11.95

EzyDog Drive Click Leash 52cm
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EzyDog
EzyDog Drive Click Leash 52cm

$33.95

Rogz
Rogz Urban Classic Collar
From $10.00 $17.95
-44%
Black Dog Wear
Black Dog Wear Brace Lead
(5)

From $20.95

+3

Flexi
Flexi Classic Cord Retractable Leash for Cats, Little Dogs and Small Animals - 3 metres

$29.95

Scream
Scream Reflective Adjustable Nylon Puppy Collar
(1)

$5.95

+2

Kruuse
Buster Complete Elizabethan Collar

From $24.95

Rogz Rope Moxon Lead
Rogz
Rogz Rope Moxon Lead

$35.95

Black Dog Wear
Black Dog Wear Tracking Lead (11m)
(6)

$45.95

+4

DOOG
DOOG Neoflex Soft Harness - Neon
(1)
From $25.00 $36.95
-32%
Rogz
Rogz Urban Classsic Lead
$18.71 $24.95
-25%
Heavy Duty Tie Out Stake  - 60cm
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Bainbridge
Heavy Duty Tie Out Stake - 60cm

$23.95

EzyDog
EzyDog CheckMate Collar
(11)

From $19.95

DOOG
DOOG Neosport Clip-It Neoprene Dog Lead

$29.95

Scream
Scream Reflective Adjustable Nylon Cat/Puppy Harness & Leash Combo
$15.96 $19.95
-20%

+2

EzyDog Click Dog Seat Belt - Zero Shock
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EzyDog
EzyDog Click Dog Seat Belt - Zero Shock

$26.95

EzyDog
EzyDog Black Denim Zero Shock Leash

From $44.50

Flexi
Flexi Classic Tape Retractable Leash - 5m
(6)
From $29.95 $36.95
-19%
Rogz
Rogz Amphibian Control Collar Chain

From $19.95

DOOG
DOOG Neoflex Soft Harness - Assorted Patterns
(3)
From $10.00 $35.95
-72%
Flexi
Flexi Comfort Tape Retractable Leash for Large Dogs - 5m
$75.96 $94.95
-20%
Sheep-Dog Muzzle Lightweight
Shoof
Sheep-Dog Muzzle Lightweight
(2)

$41.50

Sporn
Sporn Original Training Halter

From $35.95

EzyDog Corduroy Express Harness - XLarge
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EzyDog
EzyDog Corduroy Express Harness - XLarge
$31.47 $62.95
-50%
Sporn
Sporn Ultimate Control Harness
(4)

From $39.95

EzyDog
EzyDog Vario 6 Multi-Function Leash
(4)
$40.76 $50.95
-20%
Coachi Puppy Training Line 2.5m
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Coachi
Coachi Puppy Training Line 2.5m

$11.95

Rogz
Rogz Utility Fast-Fit Harness - XXSmall Only!
(3)
$9.95 $24.95
-60%

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Dog Collars, Leads, Harnesses & Muzzles

When it comes to walking our canine companions, the debate over the best equipment is never-ending. Let's delve into the advantages and disadvantages of three popular choices: collars, halters (or head collars), and harnesses.

Collars: Essential for holding ID tags and for emergency control, collars are a staple. However, they come with significant downsides, especially for dogs that haven't mastered leash manners. Studies have highlighted the risks of neck injuries from jerking or prolonged pulling. These injuries can range from bruising to more severe issues like crushed trachea and fractured vertebrae. Additionally, collars can increase eye pressure and cause damage to the throat, potentially leading to broader health issues.

Halters/Head Collars: While offering better control over pulling dogs, head collars must be used with caution. Incorrect use can lead to neck injuries similar to those caused by traditional collars. It's crucial to introduce the head collar gently and pair it with a well-fitted harness and double-ended lead for the safest and most effective control.

Harnesses: Often seen as the safer alternative, harnesses can also pose problems if not properly fitted. Some designs, particularly "no-pull" harnesses, can restrict shoulder movement and cause long-term damage. Finding the right harness requires attention to your dog's body shape and some trial and error to ensure a perfect fit.