"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." One of the greatest joys of being a dog owner is being able to share a daily walk with your furry friend, ...

A no-pull dog harness is well worth investing in if you have a pup that tends to walk you rather than the other way around. Having a canine companion who lunges all the time can make those daily ...

Taking your furry friend out and about is one of the greatest pleasures of owning a dog. Whether they like to join you for a puppuccino at your local cafe or for hiking adventures, you want to ensure ...

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Which no-pull dog harness is best? Some dogs just don’t understand that they’re hurting themselves when they pull on a leash attached to their collar. Whether you plan on trying to train them out of ...

Dogs naturally want to sniff and explore the world around them, but a heavy puller can be a safety risk. These no-pull harnesses and collars make it easier to walk your dog and help you train them to ...

It’s no secret we treat our pets like our kids and definitely better than ourselves sometimes. So when it comes to comfort, there’s no way you’re letting your furry friend go on long walks without a ...

You can start introducing puppies to a harness when they are at a minimum 8-weeks-old, according to experts. But with so much variation in sizes and growth rates between breeds, the best puppy ...