Dog Harness for walks?

[Jspradley]

IMO harness' put all the control in the dogs favor. I cannot control my sons Lab with the harness on. He is able to pull me too much. Not a well behaved dog.
The harness they use is a "Kong". Well made and easy to slip on.

There's a reason sled dogs have harnesses that go around their body...

Pinch collars work well or a specifically designed no-pull harness, if you are having a lot of problems a few training sessions with a professional are money well spent.

[JoseyWales82]

I noticed you asked for harness recommendations, not training tips.....

Most everything Ruffwear brand is nice. I have a couple harnesses and packs, they all seem to be well made and comfortable for your dog.

https://ruffwear.com/products/front-range-harness?variant=32672541957&currency=USD&gclid=Cj0KCQjwuLPnBRDjARIsACDzGL1-M7CNqyyp1Na1GtwuG5R17tykj1gmcWktq1dsHACOfluz0c_tRCkaAhqPEALw_wcB

Ray Allen also makes bad *** working line dog handling equipment. If you like the Military/police look. Also they embroider collars. The harnesses might not fit an Aussie though.

https://www.rayallen.com/

[hooligan]

We have Kong and Ruffwear harnesses and they’re both great

[TreyRo]

Lol this thread is a mess.

The guy asked for harness help with an 11 year old dog. I doubt he's worried about changing her behavior at this point just making it easier on both himself and the dog (which I believe has been mentioned a few times).

And for reference we/I use the pinch collar on our young high drive griff so I'm not discrediting their use. I'm sure at some point she'll end up with a harness when necessary.