Dog Collars & Leashes & Harnesses

What is the difference between a collar and a harness?

A collar is worn around the neck and is suitable for ID tags and light control, while a harness fits around the chest and body, offering better control and reduced strain on the neck, especially for pullers or small dogs.

How do I choose the right size collar or harness for my dog?

Measure your dog’s neck size for collars and chest (girth) for harnesses, then refer to the size chart on the product page. You should be able to fit two fingers comfortably between the product and your dog’s body.

Are these collars, leashes, and harnesses suitable for all dog breeds?

Yes. The collection includes options for small, medium, and large dog breeds. Always choose based on measurements rather than breed name.

Which option is best for dogs that pull on the leash?

A well-fitted harness is usually better for dogs that pull, as it distributes pressure across the chest instead of the neck, improving comfort and control.

Are Pawlyboo collars and harnesses adjustable?

Yes. Most collars and harnesses feature adjustable straps to ensure a secure and comfortable fit.

Can these collars and harnesses be used for training?

Yes. These products are suitable for basic leash training and controlled walking. Always use positive reinforcement techniques for best results.

Are these leashes suitable for strong or active dogs?

Yes. The collection includes strong and secure leashes designed to handle different dog sizes and activity levels when used correctly.

Can I attach ID tags to these collars?

Yes. Most collars are designed to hold ID tags and name tags securely.

How often should collars, leashes, or harnesses be replaced?

Inspect regularly for wear and tear. Replace if you notice fraying, damaged buckles, or weakened stitching.