@frankiethefrenchee: This is the first harness that's ever truly improved our walks. 🐶 Traditional collars and harnesses that ride high on the neck can put repeated pressure on a dog's neck and trachea when they pull or lunge. Some no-pull harnesses also work by limiting natural shoulder movement, which may affect a dog's gait over time. That's why we switched to the original no-pull side D-ring Joyride Harness. Others have tried to copy the design, but in our experience, they just haven't matched Joyride's quality, fit, or durability. It helps distribute pressure across the chest while allowing more natural front leg movement, making every walk more comfortable for Frankie. Tap the cart to check out all the colors, patterns, and the Light-Up Harness—but don't wait too long because these tend to sell out fast! 🐾 @Joyride Dogs #joyride #joyridedogs #joyrideharness #nopullharness #dogessentials

D.and.her.dogs :

These still do restrict movement in the shoulder and shouldn't be used for every day walks. A y front type harness from a brand like Ruffwear generally would be best for daily walks.

Emily😐 :

How much are they

My Pet Wellness :

So Adorable cute Adorable beyond words 😍

Joyride Dogs :

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Dog Parent Tips :

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sheryl Martin :

beautiful dog

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~•👻🧡MINNIE🧡👻•~ :

You don’t need a harness if you use collars right. Not all collars are bad for the neck . Prong collars, slip leads, and martingale collars are the best option for a pulling dog.

Sun and Moon 🌒 !! :

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