The Black Dog Wear Balance Training Pack includes the Balance Harness and a Double Ended Lead colour matched to the Harness. This pack is for training Walking Control with pulling dogs.

The Black Dog Balance Harness helps stop your dog pulling on the lead - it helps you train your dog to balance correctly on all four feet and not rely on the lead. They learn to walk comfortably without the need to pull.

Features: 

• Gently stops dogs pulling and allows effective training. 
• Control from the front and the back, using a double ended lead or just connect at the front, with a normal lead. 
• Easy to fit and adjust - comfortable and strong. 
• Restores balance and allows effective lead training. 

This is a great Walking Harness, and an effective training alternative for dogs with neck issues, or if a head halter is not appropriate.  If your dog is an escape artist, you may also like to consider a Connector Strap as back-up security - they are easily attached as backup security on Balance Harnesses - connected between the Front D Ring (or Back D Ring) and clipped to the dog's collar. 

NOTE: This is a training tool and should be used as part of a training program to reduce your dog's tendency to pull on lead. If you are looking for a more general purpose Harness, then look at our Dog Harness.

Do not use this Balance Harness to tether your dog ! Check-out the Dog Harness. 
Do not use this Balance Harness as a restraint in a Car! Check-out the Dog Harness. 
Do Not use this Balance Harness with a lead longer than 2 metres! Check-out the Dog Harness.

The Balance Harness might break if you use it with any of the above, so that's why we suggest you consider our Black Dog Dog Harness instead for those scenarios. 

MEASURING  for a Balance Harness: 
We size Balance Harnesses by the Girth Measurement of a dog. Don't just try to guess by breed type - there's lots of variation in sizes of individual dogs, so a Girth Measurement will get the right size harness first time.

Check the sizing image to see where the "Girth Measurement" should be taken.  
* Use a soft tape measure.
* Place the tape measure around your dog's body, just behind the front legs.
* Pull it to be a tight, snug fit and read off the measurement.
* Now check the size chart to select the correct size.