Walking a dog can be more difficult than fun if the dog pulls or drags you behind, but with a no-pull dog harness walking can become more fun again. These harnesses are specifically designed to stop pulling and make it easier to walk your dog. Most of them are also designed to put pressure on the chest instead of the trachea so the walk is more comfortable for your dog as well.

With so many choices available it can be difficult to know which collars are best. Besides having a collar that looks nice you need a collar that is safe and one that will help you maintain better control of your dog without causing pain or other possible negative side effects that can come with some dog training collars.

This site primarily focuses on all things cat, but since it’s not uncommon to have both cats and dogs in the same household, I have a couple of articles relating to dogs, like this one.

To start with, the weight and width of the collar should be proportional to your dog’s size. You also want to make sure the dog collar fits you and your dog’s day to day needs. Small dogs will have much different needs than large dogs. If you have a large dog that tends to lunge when he gets excited you’ll need to take this into consideration when looking at collars.