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Leashes, harnesses and collars for dogs

Leashes, harnesses and collars are among the most important products in a dog's everyday life. Not only do they have to look good, they also have to fit securely, be comfortable to wear and be suitable for the intended use. Walking in the city, training, towing, everyday life or traveling all have different requirements.

At ARTGERECHT. you will find selected Dog leashes, Dog harnesses and Collars, that are suitable for various everyday situations.

Fit and area of application decide

A good harness distributes traction differently to a collar, a short lead serves a different purpose to a drag line, and a collar needs to fit differently to a safety harness. Therefore, the choice should not only be based on color or design, but also on the dog's physique and everyday life.

Measuring correctly instead of estimating

Measuring is particularly important for harnesses and collars. Neck circumference, chest circumference, back length and adjustment range determine whether the product fits comfortably. Too tight can chafe, too loose can be unsafe. For growing dogs, the fit should be checked regularly.

For walking, training and safety

A robust lead with a well-fitting collar or harness is often sufficient for everyday use. For training, recall or controlled free running, a Drag line can be useful. Leashes and short solutions are more practical for the city, public transportation or tight situations.

You will find matching Treats for training, snack bags and toys so that walks and exercises are well prepared.

Frequently asked questions about leads, harnesses and collars

Which is better: harness or collar?

It depends on the dog, situation and destination. A harness can distribute traction better and is often practical for walks or Drag line. A collar is quick to put on and easy to use for dogs that walk well on a lead. Many dog owners use both depending on the situation.

How do I find the right size?

Measure your dog accurately and compare the values with the size information on the product. Depending on the product, the neck circumference, chest circumference and adjustment range are important. A well-fitting harness or collar fits securely without pinching, rubbing or restricting movement.

Which lead is suitable for everyday use?

A robust, easy-to-grip lead of a suitable length is suitable for everyday use. A shorter lead is practical in the city, while a longer lead can be pleasant on quieter paths. The material, carabiner and handle should suit the dog and your own handling style.

When is a drag line useful?

A drag line is helpful for recall training, controlled freedom and situations in which the dog should have more freedom of movement but cannot yet run free reliably. It should be combined with a well-fitting harness and used consciously.

What is important about collars?

A collar should fit securely but not constrict. The width, material, fastening and adjustability must match the size and strength of the dog. A harness is often the more suitable choice for dogs that pull hard or are on a drag lead.

How do I care for leashes and harnesses?

Many LeashesMany leads, harnesses and collars can be cleaned with a damp cloth. They should dry well after rain, mud or salt water. Check seams, carabiners, buckles and fasteners regularly so that material fatigue is noticed in good time.

What equipment is best for puppies?

Lightweight, easily adjustable products are important for puppies because they grow quickly. A comfortable harness and a simple lead are often enough to get them started. Check the fit frequently and make sure that nothing chafes or restricts movement.