No – pulling is a natural behaviour in dogs, but it can be managed with consistent training and proper equipment.

A front attachment helps redirect pulling, offering better control during walks. Multi-point attachments provide versatility for various training needs.

Yes – harnesses reduce strain on the neck and offer more control, making them a safer choice than traditional collars, especially for dogs that pull.

Use our size guide to find the right fit. A well-fitted harness should be snug but not tight – you should be able to slide two fingers between the harness and your dog’s body.

Yes – a tight or poorly fitted harness can rub against the skin and lead to hair loss. Always ensure a proper fit for your dog’s comfort and safety.

In some instances, it’s necessary, but in and around the home? I would not recommend it. Partially because it’s often then used to physically move a dog — which you just don’t need to do, If, however, you're out hiking for the day, or camping? It could be an idea to just keep a collar for ‘down time’where they’re unlikely to be ranging.

Yes! And it is recommended (and lots of car insurance in fact insists) that your dog be contained. That does not, however, mean that your dog is going to be safe in a crash. No matter how strong the harness is, if it is not crash tested for your dogs weight, then it is not entirely car safe.

You can always desensitise a harness, but it takes time. It also depends on why your dog doesn’t like their harness. If they don’t like things going overtheir head? Choose our slippon or steppin harness Ensure a proper fit a harness that is too small will be uncomfortable and represent exactly that toyour dog, which can create a dislike. Check the fit, check for chafing and if this appears to be the case change the harness to one that fits properlyand that should help! If all else fails? Desensitise and counter condition.

A well-fitted harness is usually quite hard to get out of — at least easily. But some dogs do learn the trick of how to slip them. If your dog can do this?Or you're worried about them escaping, a harness that includes a tummy strap is something I’ve never known a dog to be able to escape.

Really good question. Some dog sports use these for easy release action. However in the “Main stream” a handle can give better control.

Yes, you can and you should. usually there is somewhere you can attach an ID tag to — just try and remember to make it as secure as possible.Our harnesses give theability to write your dogs name on the inside like you might a kids’ jacket when they go to school.

Please see our helpful guide when placing your order which will assist you in getting the most accurate measurement.

Yes - If the collar is to tight this can rub and irritate the dogs skin which will make it more prone to infection. Hair loss can also be the cause of a collar that is to tight fiting, it is important to check regularly and especially if the dog is growing from a puppy. When the collar is fitted slide two fingers between the dogs neck and the fastened collar if you are unable to wiggle your fingers around to much then this is a good fit.

It is important that the collar size has been chosen to fit well, most collars are adjustable so your dog does not slip free when you need times of dog control.

This is your decision but you must observe the dogs behaviour when introduced to the collar. It may take gradual introduction over longer and longer periods of time and if your dog appears to have no irritation or adversity all should be OK to leave the collar on we recommend under supervision.

No but we would recommend the correct training of your dog please see our range of training leads to use in conjunction with one of our collars.

No but we do supply the leads or a harness and these can be put on the same purchase order. We recommend you view our selection of custom-matched leads and harnesses.

Yes we offer personalised embroidery in a wide range of colours and font styles for you to choose from.

Bullyion Tactical collars cover a variety of dog collars that are know to be a practical solution for handling medium to large dogs. Often the collar is built wider using strong but light weight flexible fabrics plus heavy duty component such as metal buckles they make the product a durable and comfortable choice. When choosing a collar consider extra control with a integrated handle.

A collar that uses reflective material which if a light beams hits it, shines back brightly giving high visibility. This is useful in preventing road accidents in dim conditions along roads or on shared walking and cycling paths.

It may seem obvious but some benefits you may not find so obvious - The lead keeps your dog close to you and under your control away from potential accident or causing a accident.

Choose a short lead for puppy training and use this in enclosed areas. When your puppy has progress to outside walks choose the next lead size up giving you a longer, wider and stronger lead. Be aware your puppy is new to the great outdoors and may be more likely to try and bolt when distracted by movements, noises, crowds and near busy roads that he or she will be unfamiliar with.

No - to do this will require training your dog or puppy. Training is made much more easy on a short or medium lead, training treats, incentives and praise also play a very important role to achieve this.

Yes the majority of dog owners prefer a lighter fabric lead as they are more comfortable, easy wiped clean, dry quickly and are orderless. Our leads come with super a soft padded handle that will give you a comfortable grip on long and short walks. In the case your dog is likely to jolt or pull your hand is less likely to be scuffed or get friction burns.

Although our lead fabric is lightweight the material is very strong and has undergone rigorous testing ensuring it is fit for purpose. All hardware is strongly attached with up most attention given to natural areas of stress whereon additional strengthening box stitching or multiple stitch lines have been applied.

Yes - The hardware such as D Rings, buckles and clip hooks have undergone rigorous pressure and weight testing ensuring they are fit for purpose.

Not all our clips and D rings are stainless steel and will not rust.

Long-line leads are great for training your dogs behaviour such as recall in a safe, controlled way. Useful for field Training and off lead simulation. Giving your dog freedom while still having a degree of contro.

Yes we offer personalised embroidery in a wide range of colours and font styles for you to choose from. Please see available options provided at checkout.