Trail Set · Harness + 5 ft leash
A pull becomes a turn
$34.99
Padded no-pull harness with front and back clips, reflective piping and a top handle, plus a matching 5 ft leash.
Measure the widest part of the chest just behind the front legs and pick the size from the chart. Unbuckle both sides, slip the harness over the head with the label at the chest, click the two side buckles, then adjust the four points until two fingers fit under each strap. Clip the leash to the front ring for training walks and to the back ring for relaxed walks. Check the fit every few weeks on a growing dog.
Harness: 600D nylon webbing and shell, polyester air mesh lining, EVA foam padding, POM quick-release buckles, zinc alloy D-rings with matte black finish, reflective polyester piping. Leash: 600D nylon webbing, neoprene-padded handle, zinc alloy swivel snap hook.
Supervise your dog while wearing the harness. Check buckles, stitching and rings before each walk and stop using the set if any part is damaged. Not a car restraint; not for tie-out, towing or lifting a dog by the handle for more than a moment. Keep away from puppies as a chew toy.
Dashwell · Trail Set
A front clip for the days your dog pulls, a back clip for the days it does not.
Where it goes
Curbs, crossings and crowds. Clip to the front ring, keep the handle within reach, and the walk to the cafe stays calm.
The padded handle helps over logs and rocks, the mesh pad breathes on the climb, and the back ring lets a good walker lead the way.
Sand, salt water and a full-speed run. Rinse, machine wash on cold, air dry, and it is ready for the next one.
Two ways to clip
A leash on the back of a dog that pulls becomes a sled rope: the harder the dog leans, the better it pulls. A leash on the chest cannot be leaned into. When the dog surges, the ring turns the chest to the side and the dog comes back toward you.
How to put it on
Unbuckle both sides and slip the harness over the head, label at the chest.
Close the two quick-release buckles under the chest. No paw lifting.
Two fingers should fit flat under each strap: snug, not tight.
Adjust the four points on the first walk; after that it goes on in seconds.
On the walk
The Dashwell line
 Trail Set |  Everyday Harness |  Puppy Set | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Made for | Dogs that pull, training and trails | Dogs that already walk well | First walks, 8 weeks and up |
| Leash clips | Front and back | Front and back | Front and back |
| Leash included | 5 ft, matching | No | 4 ft, lightweight |
| Sizes | XS to XL | XS to XL | XXS to S |
Details
Measure the widest part of the chest just behind the front legs. XS: 13 to 17 in (33 to 43 cm). S: 16 to 21 in (41 to 53 cm). M: 20 to 26 in (51 to 66 cm). L: 24 to 33 in (61 to 84 cm). XL: 30 to 40 in (76 to 102 cm). Between sizes, choose the larger one.
Harness: 600D nylon webbing and shell, polyester air mesh lining, EVA foam padding, POM quick-release buckles, zinc alloy D-rings with matte black finish, reflective polyester piping. Leash: 600D nylon webbing, neoprene-padded handle, zinc alloy swivel snap hook.
Supervise your dog while wearing the harness. Check buckles, stitching and rings before each walk and stop using the set if any part is damaged. Not a car restraint; not for tie-out, towing or lifting a dog by the handle for more than a moment. Keep away from puppies as a chew toy.
It changes what a pull does: instead of dragging you forward, it turns the dog toward you. The habit changes with practice, so give it a few outings; patient training does the rest.
Measure the widest part of the chest just behind the front legs and use the chart on image 5. Between sizes, choose the larger one; the four adjusters take up the slack.
No. It is not a crash-tested car restraint. For rides use a crash-tested car harness or a crate, and clip Trail Set on when you arrive.
Close the buckles, machine wash on cold in a laundry bag, air dry. No bleach, no dryer.
A strap straight across the chest sits over the shoulder joints and shortens the stride. The Y sits on the breastbone, so the front legs swing freely.
Measure today, choose the size whose range your dog is in now, and set the adjusters loose; the Puppy Set covers the first months, then Trail Set in whatever size the chart says.
About Dashwell
Every dog owner knows the walk that is mostly arm. We wanted gear that made the walk feel good for both ends of the leash: a clip at the front for the pulling days, a clip at the back for the easy ones, a shape that leaves shoulders free, and reflective piping for the early and the late walks. One harness, three colors, five sizes, and a leash that matches.