Beast & Buckle

Sailor No Pull Dog Harness

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$26.39 $39.99 In stock

Category: No-Pull Harness

The Beast & Buckle No Pull Harness provides the strength, structure and security needed to handle strong pulling…and even train the behavior out entirely! Featuring D-rings on both sides and a safety handle on the back for emergencies, this harness provides a highly customizable fit for a wide variety of dog bodies while providing top-notch protection for the neck and spine.

Most “no pull” harnesses on the market do not actually help with pulling and can even hurt your dog’s neck, but the Beast & Buckle No Pull harness is the real deal!

This no-pull dog harness features an awesome nautical design!

Why you and your human will love this harness:

  • Strong enough for major pullers - built using tough, sturdy materials, this harness can safely handle wild walkers and strong pullers without straining the neck or spine
  • Perfect fit - the straps are very adjustable, allowing for a customized fit for dogs of varying neck/body ratios and body shapes
  • Built for comfort - while the materials are VERY strong, they'll also keep you comfortable – with extra-cushioned padding on the inside – and the three-buckle setup means no pulling the harness over your head!
  • Cute as a button - it wouldn't be a Beast & Buckle harness if it didn't look like a million bucks...and this one is no exception! No more plain, boring harnesses :)

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Robert V. ★★★★★

My 70-pound lab used to drag me down the sidewalk, but switching to the front clip changed everything in about a week. The harness feels sturdy without being bulky, and he actually seems comfortable wearing it on our long walks.

Natalie J. ★★★★★

The D-rings on both sides make such a difference with my 80lb pit mix — I clip the leash to the front one and he actually stops lunging at other dogs. Even after a muddy trail walk the stitching hasn't budged.

Edward M. ★★★★☆

The front-clip D-ring made a real difference on our walks — my shepherd mix still pulls, but I can actually steer her now instead of getting yanked sideways. Only gripe is the straps took a few tries to adjust evenly, but once they were set it stayed put.