1. Eagloo Dog Harness The most important part when picking out a medium-size dog harness is that it won’t cause any harm. This adjustable option is no-pull, so it won’t strain their neck.

Right now the Sport comes in sizes small, medium and large, and can safely restrain dogs up to 75 pounds; it is priced from $69.99 to $79.99 (the Utility sells for $89.99 to $99.99).

Dogs naturally want to sniff and explore the world around them, but a heavy puller can be a safety risk. These no-pull harnesses and collars make it easier to walk ...

Best Pack: Mountainsmith K9 Dog Pack Best for Dark: Kurgo On-Trail Run-Lite Vest Best Leash Belt: Ruffwear Hitch Hiker Leash and Hitch Testing the Best Dog Harnesses for Hiking Your dog’s hiking ...

My dog] had previously escaped from her top-mount harness, by suddenly pulling backward and slipping her legs out. There is no such escape route with the Easy Walk.” ...

How to use Slip leashes for dogs do not come with buckles, but rather use a loop to create a collar. This negates the need for a separate collar and traditional leash.

This German-made pinch-style collar looks intimidating to many dog owners, who liken it it a medieval torture device. In truth, this style dog training collar is actually reasonably safe for your dog.