2 Hounds Design Freedom No-Pull Harness

2 Hounds Design

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This harness uses a martingale loop that gently tightens when a dog pulls, discouraging the behavior without choking or restricting movement the way a slip lead can. The front and back leash connection points give you two ways to control the walk, clip to the front for a no-pull setup or the back for standard use, so you can redirect your dog instead of fighting against them. Swiss velvet lining on the chest strap keeps it soft against the skin and prevents chafing, even on longer walks. The webbing is rated to 3800 lbs, the same strength used for towing, so it holds up against dogs that pull hard. It's trainer and veterinarian recommended, and the stainless steel hardware won't rust and can be washed after muddy walks.

Accessory size XXS (Mini) XS S M

Color: Rainbow Stripe

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Key Features

Martingale loop discourages pulling gently
Front or back clip for full control
Swiss velvet lining prevents chafing
3800 lb webbing for strong pullers
Rust-resistant, washable stainless hardware

Sizing Guide

Harness Sizing Guide

How to measure: Wrap a soft tape measure around the widest part of your dog's chest, just behind the front legs.

Size chart

XXSmall (Mini), 3/8" width: 13–16" chest, approx. 6–15 lbs
XSmall, 5/8" width: 14–20" chest, approx. 15–25 lbs
Small, 5/8" width: 20–24" chest, approx. 25–35 lbs
Medium, 5/8" width: 24–28" chest, approx. 30–40 lbs
Medium, 1" width: 24–28" chest, approx. 40–60 lbs
Large, 1" width: 28–32" chest, approx. 60–85 lbs
XLarge, 1" width: 32–36" chest, approx. 85–130 lbs
XXLarge, 1" width: 36–44" chest, 125+ lbs

Common breeds by size

5/8", 15–25 lbs: Jack Russell, French Bulldog, Pug, Mini Schnauzer, Dachshund, Italian Greyhound
5/8", 25–35 lbs: Corgi, Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Boston Terrier, Sheltie
5/8", 32–40 lbs: Australian Shepherd, Border Collie, Sheltie, Whippet
1", 40–60 lbs: Pit Bull, Basset Hound, Husky, English Bulldog, small/female Poodle, Border Collie, Greyhound
1", 60–85 lbs: Boxer, Collies, Doberman, German Shepherd, Golden/Labrador Retriever, Weimaraner, larger Greyhound
1", 85–130 lbs: Great Dane, larger Labrador/Golden Retriever, Rottweiler, Saint Bernard, Bernese Mountain Dog
1", 125+ lbs: Mastiff, Great Pyrenees, larger Great Dane, Newfoundland, larger Saint Bernard

Weight ranges are general guidelines based on breed averages. Chest measurement is the most accurate way to find the right size, since dogs of the same breed can vary in build. If your dog falls between sizes, choose the size where the measurement lands closer to the middle of the range.

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