Are you able to clip the leash to the front bottom ring so that it can be used as a no-pull harness? Can't tell from photo...Thanks.
165167
There is a ring where the three straps come together, so you probably could clip there, but that's not the intended use and may not function well
2272746
Yes it could be used as a normal leash. Just make sure to that it can not go over your dogs head. I would no recommend it to be used as a normal leash if a dog does not walk nicely as it will choke the dog when they pull.
293425
I bought this for my daughter, but I'd suggest writing the manufacturer. Otherwise, go to your local pet store and see if they have a leash that will attach. If the leash just "clips on," you should be able to find a leash anywhere.
1602860
Plus there are two rings, one on each side of the harness that you clip your leash through. In essence this harness is secured in three ways.
44371
It's hard to tell you but the leash ring goes toward the back end of dog and he needs to step in to harness once it's around the neck. Hope this helps.
1611883
No you can't. You would have to have a harness underneath to used it with a leash.
1911963
It depends if the harness hooks on to the leash under the neck or on the dogs back, if its under the neck it's fine if it's the one that hooks to the leash on the back, then it's no good to you.
1046993
It comes with a metal clip you can attach to the leash but not with a harness
1115700
no you can't attach a leash to it. it fits quite snug so if you want to you could probably put a harness of over top of the shirt. it has work wonder with my dog, she will even nap during a thunder storm while wearing it. I recommend it highly.
1196581
It depends of the reason that you are using the Gentle Leader. If it is to keep your dog from picking things off the ground then I don't feel that the no-pull harness will work. However, if it is just to keep your dog from pulling then this harness is a good alternative.Our 9month old Samoyed is very, very, hyper and this harness works well. She still pulls but we can control her using this harness. It also looks good, easy to put on, and she does not seem to mind having it on.
1375883
I believe this might be possible, if you can attach the leash on a fairly vertical upright tube of your stroller at about hip height or just a little lower. That all depends on whether your stroller has the right size tubing (roughly speaking, diameter bigger than one inch but less than 1.5 inch). Also be aware of dogs pulling, so you may want to have the attachment close to your hand - to stay steady.
69977
I know this is an old question but I have a 70# Bouvier pup that used to pull on the leash and his prong collar is working like a champ. You might just want to enlist a trainer to help get you started with it.
315599
It has 2 D-rings to attach leashes. I use a leash that has a metal clip-on hook on both ends. I haven't tried to make it work with a standard leash.
1831420
I don't put it on a leash..recommendation is to attach it to the front of your body...I attach to waistband pants I am wearing, or even top of waistband on underwear.
486610
The leash helps pull on the back legs...in theory. It ended up pulling the throat most of the time and didn't inhibit pulling. As to keep a dog from jumping, I dont know if it would work. You do have the ability to tighten the harness on its own, but they still have pretty full range of the legs.
1188378
You could help a little but not too much. The straps are designed to pull back on a dog that's lunging forward. If you pull forward/upward, the front strap becomes useless and the bottom strap will dig into the dog's armpits. If it is just a little weight/pressure it will be ok. But too much force and that bottom strap will be very uncomfortable for the dog, plus the whole harness could slip off.
1003302
We have only used the harness for walking. It works quite well and lows for proper and comfortable control and handling. We have never tied him up on a run or the like, so we can't answer to the "yard" portion of the question. This harness allows the handler to better control the dog and limits the pulling effect.