Dog Collars, Leads, Harnesses & Muzzles

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Ruffwear Swamp Cooler Core Harness & Pack Add-On

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Flexi Classic Tape Retractable Leash XS - 3m
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Flexi Classic Tape Retractable Leash XS - 3m

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EzyDog Zero Shock Extension

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Flexi Leash Multi Box
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Flexi Leash Multi Box
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KONG EZ-Soft E Collar for Cats & Small Dogs
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EzyDog Soft Touch Extension
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EzyDog Soft Touch Extension

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EzyDog Black Denim Vario 4 Multi-function Leash
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EzyDog Black Denim Vario 4 Multi-function Leash

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Ezydog Neo Mongrel Leash
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Ezydog Neo Mongrel Leash
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Sporn Heel-X 5 Handle Dog Training Leash
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Sporn Heel-X 5 Handle Dog Training Leash

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Flexi Classic Tape Retractable Leash for Large Dogs - 8m
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Flexi Classic Tape Retractable Leash for Large Dogs - 8m
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$86.95

EzyDog Mongrel Leash
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EzyDog Mongrel Leash
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$41.95

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EzyDog Oxford Classic Leather Dog Leash
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$49.95

Bainbridge Supreme Wire Dog Muzzle
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Bainbridge Supreme Wire Dog Muzzle

$37.95

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Ruffwear Front Range Short Leash

$34.95

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Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness With Handle
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Flexi Leash LED Lighting System
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Flexi Leash LED Lighting System
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$43.95

Rogz Utility Car-Safe Safety Belt Clip
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Rogz Utility Car-Safe Safety Belt Clip
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$15.95

Ruffwear The Beacon Safety Light
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Ruffwear The Beacon Safety Light
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$52.95

EzyDog
EzyDog Essential Poop Bag Holder

$8.95

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Baskerville Invisa Muzzle

From $38.95

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Ruffwear Front Range Flex Collar
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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.