The Freedom No-Pull Harness features a patented control loop on the back of the harness which tightens gently around your dog’s chest to discourage pulling behavior and makes walking your dog an easy, more enjoyable experience for both of you. It also features a structural connection ring on the front of the harness. Connecting to this ring is optional, but recommended, as it allows you to attach to the front and back of the harness simultaneously. Used this way, you are able to control pulling and redirect your dog’s attention back to you for training and treats. The Freedom No-Pull Harness features a Swiss velvet-lined chest strap to help prevent rubbing and chafing behind the front legs. The stainless steel hardware used on the harness will never rust or corrode, and the nylon webbing has been tested to pull up to 3800 lbs. It will not break or fray, no matter how hard your dog pulls. The Freedom No-Pull Harness is designed to fit any dog from 14 lbs all the way up to 250+ lbs. Sizing It comes in two widths: 5/8” for smaller dogs under 40 lbs – Dachshunds, Italian Greyhounds, Whippets, Jack Russel Terriers, Beagles, Miniature Schnauzers, etc. 1” for larger dogs over 40 lbs – Boxers, Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Greyhounds, German Shepherds, Basset Hounds, Pit Bulls, Great Danes, etc. To measure your dog for the harness, use a soft measuring tape (or a piece of string) and measure all the way around the largest part of your dog’s chest. Choose the SMALLEST size that fits within that measurement. Start Here: Measure Your Dog’s Chest Use a soft tape measure and wrap it around the widest part of your dog’s chest, just behind the front legs. Quick Size Guide (Use Chest Measurement for the best fit) 3/8" XXSmall(Mini): 13-16" (approx 6-15 lbs) 5/8" XSmall: 14–20" (approx 15–25 lbs) 5/8" Small: 20–24" (approx 25–35 lbs) 5/8" Medium: 24–28" (approx 30–40 lbs) 1" Medium: 24–28" (approx 40–60 lbs) 1" Large: 28–32" (approx 60–85 lbs) 1" XLarge: 32–36" (approx 85–130 lbs) 1" XXLarge: 36–44" (125+ lbs) A Quick Note on Weight (Because Everyone Asks 😊) Those weight ranges? They’re just guidelines. Dogs are built all kinds of ways—deep chests, slim builds, fluff for days—so chest measurement is always the most accurate way to get the right fit. If your dog is between sizes, we recommend choosing the size where their measurement falls comfortably in the middle of the range. Fit Tips for Better Walks The chest strap should sit right behind the front legs You should be able to fit two fingers under the straps Snug, not tight—your dog should move freely and comfortably A good fit = less pulling, more relaxed walks, and a happier dog (and human). If you’re unsure, we’ve got you.
