2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" MD, Raspberry

The 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness is a true game-changer that has transformed my daily walks with my canine companion. This harness has earned a well-deserved five-star rating for its exceptional design, quality craftsmanship, and unparalleled ability to provide both freedom and control while walking.Right from the start, the unique no-pull design of this harness sets it apart from the rest. The dual-connection points on the back and front give me the flexibility to choose the most effective setup for my dog's behavior. Whether we're navigating busy streets or exploring open trails, I have the power to guide and manage my dog's movements without resorting to uncomfortable or forceful methods.The construction and materials of the 2 Hounds Design Freedom Harness exude quality and durability. The padded lining ensures a comfortable fit for my dog, and the sturdy hardware instills confidence in its long-term performance. This harness has stood the test of time, maintaining its integrity even after regular use and various weather conditions.What truly makes this harness a standout is its impact on leash manners. The no-pull design gently discourages pulling and lunging, making walks more enjoyable and controlled. My dog's behavior has noticeably improved since using this harness, and I appreciate the positive reinforcement approach it encourages.Adjustability is another highlight of the 2 Hounds Design Freedom Harness. With multiple points of adjustment, I can achieve a custom fit that accommodates my dog's body shape and size. This ensures that the harness remains snug and secure without causing discomfort or restricting movement.The attention to detail extends to the harness's safety features. The included martingale loop on the back helps prevent the harness from twisting and maintains a balanced fit. Additionally, the vibrant color options and reflective accents contribute to enhanced visibility during low-light conditions, ensuring both safety and style.In conclusion, the 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness has exceeded my expectations and rightfully earns a five-star rating. Its innovative design, superior quality, and positive impact on leash manners make it an indispensable tool for responsible and enjoyable walks with my furry friend. If you're seeking a harness that combines freedom, control, and comfort, look no further – the 2 Hounds Design Freedom Harness is a top-notch choice that will enhance your canine adventures.Pros:Innovative no-pull design for improved leash mannersQuality craftsmanship and durable materialsDual-connection points for customized controlComfortable fit with padded liningAdjustable for a secure and snug fitSafety features including martingale loop and reflective accentsCons: None

It's been only a few days, maybe 3-4, since we started using this and it has made a big difference! My dog is medium size (got him M) who is a very strong puller.Good points:1.) No more hurting for my dog - I was already afraid his throat was hurting a lot when he pulls and pulls on a regular leash attached to his collar, usually when there's another dog in sight that he'd cough and choke after. But he would not stop pulling! The harness removed all that force from his neck. The force of his pull has also lessened. There was one time I was getting a doggy poop bag out to scoop his poop when another dog came in sight and he just bolted after him. I was not ready and really, I thought he could have pulled my arm off my socket. Since then, another off-leash dog has snuck up on us, he was already in this harness, and thank goodness, the pull was not as strong.2.) No more hurting for me - The old leash I was using also grazed open my skin when he yanked it. That was not a fun night. It's not a problem with this leash, it has smooth soft materials. Although, I have to say, I've also been more careful about wearing a glove most of the time ever since that first incident. That said, I have used this without a glove when my dog pulled and so far, no damage on my skin.3.) Less pulling force - I am ready to say, this front pull thing works. After looking at reviews of a couple of brands I decided on Freedom, so this is our first no-pull dog harness. With it, my dog's yanking and pulling does not feel as strong anymore (but if he decides to stand still like a statue when something afar is of interest to him, I still cannot move him. And I will not yank him either, I'm following training guides that says it's better to entice him to follow you of his own accord).4.) The quality of the materials are good - I also bought my dog a long leash for playing and training at a local pet shop. I was disappointed that the metal clip (clasp?) was not very big. I didn't have any problems with it so far, but for a long leash, I'd imagine a sturdier metal clip. I was afraid of getting the same with this order, but nope, this harness came with a nice big, solid looking metal clip so I'm really happy with it.5.) Pretty colors - I ordered Teal with a silver leash and I love the colors! The teal harness also perfectly matches the collar I ordered from a different supplier which is another plus for me.There are only two things I can say that may be a concern, but I don't think are real hindrances:1. It needs to go over the head: head, mouth, dog = might be a problem. Unless you train your dog to like it, it's not always fun to have something go over a dog's head. My dog thinks it's playtime and the leash is for chewing or tug of war. He is trained to sit when I put on the harness or leash so this only happens when he is in an extra playful mood. There are free training videos out there on how to put harness or anything over your dog's head/mouth, so it's really not too bad, just takes a little getting used to. And since we've had a few days of using this, it now takes just a few seconds to put it on.2. It's heavier - When I hold it, I feel like I'm putting it on a horse (nope, never had a horse!), only because it feels heavier than a regular leash. However, considering the materials, it's a very small thing and not a real problem or concern. I do think I should have ordered a medium 5/8 for my dog instead of the 1" but it's still good. My dog might still grow into it. The M is a little too big for my dog too (37 pds with 25" girth), even after adjusting it's still a teeny bit loose, but it does not also seem to be a problem.July 11, 2017 UPDATE:We still love this harness, but we just needed to update the review and reduce it to four stars (because we did expect it to last longer). It's been five months and we've been using it everyday since. It started to pull apart about a month ago on two spots as you can see in the picture. Need to get a new one now.Oct 18, 2017 UPDATE:Back to five stars. Read through the product policy again and saw tha they have a lifetime warranty. You just pay for shipping and they repair it for you. I have since sent my dog-damaged harnessed and received it like it's brand new! So yes, we love this harness!

So far works well. Easy to place on our big dog. Easy to control the dog. The materials are soft and don't cause any issues to skin or fog's fur

Works very well took a few minutes to get out 6 month old Bernese/Newfound power house to get use to it but after that worked perfectly much better control. Worked wonders.

My dog was an extreme puller. Like I thought I was going to have wrist injuries. Since he is a hound mix, he has the belly size of a lab but a much smaller neck circumference, which made it difficult to find harness that fit him properly and stayed more or less put when he got exctied and pulled. This harness fits him very well. I like the front ring option because it does reduce pulling and the ring sits high enough on the fit that it doesn't cause the leash to get caught up in his front legs too much. I like the martingale ring in the back as well for times when he's not pulling so much because it's very easy for him not to get tangled, even as he runs from side to side. The harness is very easy to clean and is the first one I've found that fits well and doesn't cause my dog's delicate hound belly skin to get super red and chaffy. I did not find the two- carabiner leash to be as helpful as I thought it would be for reducing pulling. It seemed like the carabiner on the back ring was doing more work when he pulled, so I prefer to use a regular and trustworthy strong leash with the just the front ring.

A true difference. My Shepherd mix loves it. He looks so handsome too. Plus it really helps with the pulling. The Halti was a joke , he simply removed it off his nose, the collar was not gentle enough. This is awesome indeed, easy to use, works, the dog loves it. I got size large for a king shepherd husky mix, plenty of room left. I’m glad I didn’t go for the xl , it would have beeen too big. Highly recommended !

We have a 3.5-year-old male Labrador who weighs 38.5 kilos (85lbs) and has the strength of a small car. Because of his naturally inquisitive nature, he needs to get everywhere at lightning speed which means whenever I take him out, he constantly pulls on his lead (yeah, I'm a Brit) and by the time we get home, my arms were always aching with the strain. We've tried quite a few different harnesses/restraints over the years and all to no avail.This one turned up yesterday after we returned from another torturous walk (for me) so today was the first attempt. I confess that after having read the positive reviews for this harness, I remained sceptical, however comforted by the fact that I could return it when I proved it didn't work. The harness is available in several different colours to suit the owner’s choice or match with the dog’s coat. I was concerned that the harness and lead would be somewhat flimsy, but they are extremely well made and very strong.We went out on our usual walk in the countryside and I am honestly amazed by the transformation!!Initially, there was no pulling at all until he got used to the harness. Any pulling after that was quickly corrected by a slight (and I mean slight) tug on his lead or by me simply stopping. I kept him on the double lead until we left the village where we live then had him on the single lead attached to the top of the harness for the rest of the walk.I can honestly say that today was the first time in 3.5 years that I thoroughly enjoyed taking the dog out for a walk. No more aching arms for me but more importantly, no more choking noises from my dog which I always found distressing.