All pet parents know our dogs need to be on leashes – on their daily walks, while traveling, maybe even in the house sometimes if you're training a puppy and working on commands and boundaries.

Others agreed with Steinberg that prong collars are better than harnesses: "Heard once: when you're communicating with your ...

Several Yellowknifers have reported incidents with an aggressive pitbull mix. The dog is now undergoing training, according ...

By the same token, not much is more stressful than trying to wrangle a wild, leash-pulling, out-of-control canine that doesn’t listen to a word you say. The good news is many, if not most, pups will ...

Dogs generally pull about 60 per cent harder on a leash when wearing a padded harness compared with a collar, even when the equipment is marketed as “anti pull” – putting the people walking ...

No-pull dog harness FAQs We recommend a front-clip no-pull harness when training a dog to walk on a leash without pulling. It removes dangerous pressure from a dog's neck while reducing its ...