Measure the chest just behind the front legs, then match it to the chart. As a rough guide: XS suits very small dogs around 2 to 5kg, S suits small dogs 4 to 7kg, M fits 7 to 18kg dogs like a Cocker Spaniel or Border Collie, L fits 18 to 30kg dogs like a Labrador or Husky, and XL fits larger dogs 30 to 50kg such as a German Shepherd or Rottweiler. If your dog sits between sizes or you are unsure, send us the chest measurement and we will confirm the best fit before you order.

This is where it tends to win over reluctant dogs. It clips on from the side and wraps around the body, so nothing goes over the head and there is no wrestling match to get it on. The inside is padded breathable mesh, which sits softly against the chest and shoulders rather than rubbing.

Used on the front clip, it redirects your dog's momentum back towards you instead of letting them lean into a collar, which gives you far more control on the walk. It is a tool that makes pulling easier to manage, not a substitute for training, so most owners pair it with consistent loose-lead walking for the best results.

It is built with heavy-duty nylon webbing, aluminium D-rings and Duraflex quick-release buckles, so the hardware holds up to daily walking with an active dog. One honest note: it is not chew-proof, so it is meant to be worn on walks rather than left on an unsupervised chewer.