Collection: Walking Gear

For collars, measure around the neck where the collar naturally sits, then add 5cm for comfort - you should fit two fingers between collar and neck.For harnesses, measure the widest part of the chest behind the front legs.Always check our size charts as sizing varies by style.Whenin doubt, size up for adjustability.

Collars are ideal for well-trained dogs who don't pull,while harnesses distribute pressure across the chest and shoulders, reducing strain on the neck and trachea.Harnesses offer better control for pullers, puppies in training, small breeds, or dogs with respiratory issues.We recommend harnesses for most walking situations.

Standard leads(1.2-1.8m) offer good control for urban walking and training.Longer leads(3-5m) or extendable leads provide more freedom in open spaces but less control.For training, use shorter leads.Consider hands-free leads for running or hiking.Always check local regulations as some areas restrict lead length.

LED collars and lights significantly improve visibility and safety during early morning or evening walks, especially near roads.They help drivers, cyclists, and other pedestrians see your pet from up to 500m away.Rechargeable options are eco-friendly and cost-effective.We recommend them for any low-light walking conditions.