--- product_id: 1853753 title: "2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1\" LG, Teal" brand: "2 hounds design" price: "1077 DH" currency: MAD in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "2 Hounds Design" url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1853753-2-hounds-design-freedom-no-pull-dog-harness-adjustable-harness store_origin: MA region: Morocco --- # 4 adjustable fit points soft Swiss Velvet lining durable stainless steel hardware 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" LG, Teal **Brand:** 2 hounds design **Price:** 1077 DH **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ• Walk with confidence, style, and zero pull drama! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" LG, Teal by 2 hounds design - **How much does it cost?** 1077 DH with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1853753-2-hounds-design-freedom-no-pull-dog-harness-adjustable-harness) ## Best For - 2 hounds design enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted 2 hounds design brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Chew-Resistant Warranty:** Hassle-free replacement guarantee for the inevitable canine chewing adventures - β€’ **Built to Last, Made in USA:** Premium nylon webbing and rust-proof hardware for rugged durability - β€’ **Tailored Fit for Every Pup:** Four adjustable straps ensure even pressure and maximum comfort - β€’ **Vet-Approved Training Ally:** Designed to protect your dog’s neck while promoting positive leash behavior - β€’ **Effortless Control Every Walk:** Dual leash attachment points for precise guidance and pull reduction ## Overview The 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness is a USA-made, adjustable harness and leash set crafted with durable nylon and stainless steel hardware. Featuring four adjustment points and dual leash attachments, it offers superior control and comfort with a soft Swiss Velvet lining. Trusted by trainers and vets, it reduces pulling while protecting your dog's neck, backed by a chew-resistant warranty for long-lasting use. ## Description desertcart.com : 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" LG, Teal : Pet Halter Harnesses : Pet Supplies Review: Eliminated pulling right away! - Love this harness. My dog never learned to walk on a leash, as we lived on a dirt road for 5 years. Now that we have moved, she needed a leash and was a 66 pound puller extreme. When she pulled my shoulder so hard that it took days to heal, I ordered this harness. What a difference! I used the front and back attachment, and the pulling stopped. She walked like a champ. This is a great product. I love how soft the harness is on her chest. The large was perfect for her 22 inch chest. It was so easy to put on. It is durable, comfortable and it fits great. Review: I got the result I was hoping for - We have 2 dogs. A 4 yr old Siberian Husky and a 10 yr old Chow/GSD mix. I read about this harness and thought I would give it a try. My Husky is the worst, although both of them always seem to be on a mission when we walk out of the door and even though we are going nowhere specific, they can't get where we are going fast enough. They are in such a rush and super excited, that it makes the walks not so pleasant. Neither of them have aggression issues. I decided to try it out on my Husky first. Husky = Sled Dog = Pulling! It's in their blood --- that's what they are bred for, but out of safety reasons, I think they should also learn how to walk nice. Years ago, I tried the easy walk dog harness. Worked a little on my Chow, but didn't work at all for my husky. So I was a bit skeptical about this one. The easy walk harness still allowed our husky to pull sideways, and I never got it to fit right. The front would always loosen up after a few pulls and hang down and there was no security after it got loose everywhere, it also did not really turn them around, there was little to no control. Up until yesterday, the only way to walk the husky safely was with a prong collar. And I hated that thing, and I am sure she hated it too! So the harness arrived yesterday. She has a 27" girth and I got the L and it fits perfect. Sizing was easy. Putting it on was easy as well. And wow........... it looks really nice!!!! I got her the raspberry. Very pretty!!! Very sturdy material and hooks. So first impression was very good! So we just walked outside for a minute for a quick test. The neighbor was out with his dog and my girl did not pull to get there. I was still not convinced though, could be a coincidence :D. So a little later we were ready to go for a real walk. Did she pull? Yes she did! Not as strong as in a regular collar, but there was pulling. So what did I do? Each time she pulled I turned around and walked a few steps in the opposite direction. The harness helped turning her around to follow me. Then we turned around again and kept going in the previous direction. She pulled again, I turned around walked a few steps in the opposite direction, she followed, we turned back to keep going. Now we had to do that (I didn't count) probably about 20-30 times on the first part of our walk. She seemed a bit confused about what was going on, but she had a smile on her face and happily let me guide her. After about 20 minutes I think she had it all figured out! Pulling makes her turn around and further away from where she wants to go. Let me mention that she is an extremely independent and stubborn dog!!!! (Most husky's are and I know there are some other stubborn, hard to train dog breeds as well) For her, catching on within about 20 minutes was AMAZING, not that she is dumb, but she usually tries to get things her way!!!! I tried the turn around technique so many times with many different collars and harness and it never worked with my husky!!! If I switched direction she just started pulling in the other direction and we got no where.... I constantly just walked in a circle getting pulled over and over again and going nowhere! I don't know if it is this harness or just because she is getting older and out of the crazy puppy stage. But she can still be pretty crazy. I could not believe how nice and relaxing our walk home was. I constantly repeated myself telling her what a good girl she was and how proud I am of her and she just trotted next to me with a smile, probably thinking "Lady - shut up already" :D :D There were a few minor hick ups on the way back when she smelled something in a bush and she wanted to go check it out, but it was easy to correct her and over all it was pure awesomeness!!! I just had to pull on the leash a bit and she relaxed, turning around and walking in the opposite direction was not necessary. This is not a magic tool, you can't expect it to magically stop your dog from pulling. I would suggest to do what I did and walk in the other direction when they pull. You will have to be quicker than your dog and convince them that pulling doesn't work, before they figure out that they can still pull by shifting their body weight a certain way. So just start turning the other direction right away if they pull. I also don't know if this is the right solution if you have a dog with aggression issues. Its definitely sturdy though. I am pretty sure that I will have to practice a few more times on the next few times. I am sure she forgets what she learned :D, but I am convinced that all our walks will be nice and relaxed in the future. I will order another one for my chow mix now. He has a 37" girth and I was a little confused when I looked at the size charts. Sometimes the sizes say XL: 30-38" and sometimes it says XL: 30-36". When I received my L harness it had a tag and a pamphlet with a size chart. The tag said 30-36" and the pamphlet said 30-38". So I contacted the seller and she talked to a representative and they confirmed that they changed the sizes and the XL is now 30-36". I will also upload a picture of the updated size chart from 2 hounds design. ## Features - ENJOY MORE WALKS: Enjoy stress-free walks with our anti pull dog harness. Experience superior control and comfort with the Swiss Velvet lining and no pull harness’ four adjustment points for even pressure distribution, eliminating pulling and tugging for an easy dog walking experience. - OPTIMAL CONTROL: Gain unmatched training results with two connection points between the dog halter harnesses. Confidently guide your dog with the sturdy front O-ring, while the adjustable straps ensure a secure fit. Achieve optimal control, making every walk a breeze. - TRAIN WITH EASE: Trusted by veterinarians, trainers, and dog behaviorists, our no escape dog harness simplifies dog training. Specifically designed to reduce strain on your dog's neck and throat, this dog training harness ensures safety and positive reinforcement during training. - MADE IN THE USA: High-quality and durability are our priorities in crafting the top-rated dog walking harness. Proudly made in the USA, our heavy duty dog harness features stainless steel hardware and durable nylon webbing. - CHEWING WARRANTY: The stainless-steel hardware used on the dog no pull harness will never rust, and the nylon webbing will not break no matter how hard your dog pulls, but it can be chewed. We understand that dogs love to explore with their teeth. That's why 2 Hounds Design's best dog harness comes with a hassle-free chewing replacement warranty. - 🐢 PROPER HARNESS SIZE: For ultimate fit and style, the freedom no-pull harness for dogs comes in various sizes and solid colors to cater to different dog breeds and body types. To get the correct sizing, use a soft measuring tape and measure around the largest part of the dog's chest. Get the smallest size that fits within the measurement. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00A7EXSA8 | | ASIN | B00A7EXSA8 | | Best Sellers Rank | #4,268 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #6 in Dog Halter Harnesses | | Brand Name | 2 Hounds Design | | Closure Type | Loop | | Color | Teal | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (13,045) | | Date First Available | November 8, 2012 | | Department | Pets | | Dog Breed Size | Large | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00818557021825 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 0.19 Kilograms | | Item model number | 818557020330 | | Manufacturer | 2 Hounds Design | | Manufacturer | 2 Hounds Design | | Material Type | Velvet | | Pattern | Solid | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Product Dimensions | 11 x 5 x 2.5 inches; 6.7 ounces | | Size | LG (Chest 28" - 32") | | Target Species | Dog | | UPC | 818557021825 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** 2 Hounds Design - **Color:** Teal - **Material:** Velvet - **Pattern:** Solid - **Size:** LG (Chest 28" - 32") ## Images ![2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" LG, Teal - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vD4EZClUL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: We have been successfully using a Gentle Leader, but don't like explaining that it's not a muzzle. Is this a good alternative?** A: They have their own brand of no-pull harness which I have had great success with. I too didn't like explaining that the leader wasn't a muzzle. A no-pull harness isn't the solution for every dog. I tried this brand of harness on 6 dogs (I foster) and it was not effective on any of them. 5 of them respond well to the Premier no-pull harness (same brand as gentle leader). Every dog is different. I would suggest going to the place you bought the gentle leader and looking at alternatives. Good luck! Also keep in mind that this style of harness can rub on the armpits of some dogs. I recommend no-pull harnesses to all of our adopters and one adopter used it on the dog they got from me and it rubbed his armpits raw after one walk. Another friend had this happen as well. These have all been dogs with very short coats (Boxer, Pointer). The freedom harness does have padding so should reduce this, but again, it did not work to help reduce pulling for me. **Q: Is this harness easy to apply to the dog, or does a person need an engineering degree and a perfectly still dog to put it on?** A: Very easy, but first you need to get the permanent adjustment correct then you are always good to go, even for a wiggly pooch. One of my std poodles often stays in her bed while I put it on for the park. I hold the martingale part, slip it over her head letting the chest piece drop down with the clips. Then I can clip one side before she stands and the other side when she heads for the door. I managed it for two dogs with an arm in a cast. Piece of cake. I highly recommend getting the leash. There is a video out there that shows you how to train the dog to let him put the harness over his head , but we never had that issue. **Q: Is this a harness that can be left on the dog all th time, or will the dog be able to chew it?** A: My lab is the most difficult dog I've ever had to walk on a leash , and this is the best harness that I've found to control her. However , I left her in my truck while I waited to pay the veterinary bill , and by the time I return to the truck she had chewed through the harness . I will purchase it again because is the best way to control her. If anybody out there has a better harness , please let me know . **Q: How to measure to get right size I see that seems to be the big thing. I want to do this right. Thanks for the help.** A: To get measurement for the correct collar, take a tape measure and wrap around dog chest area right behind the front legs while dog is standing. If your dog is like mine and sits just put a finger under the tape measure and use that measurement. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Eliminated pulling right away! *by A***N on February 6, 2026* Love this harness. My dog never learned to walk on a leash, as we lived on a dirt road for 5 years. Now that we have moved, she needed a leash and was a 66 pound puller extreme. When she pulled my shoulder so hard that it took days to heal, I ordered this harness. What a difference! I used the front and back attachment, and the pulling stopped. She walked like a champ. This is a great product. I love how soft the harness is on her chest. The large was perfect for her 22 inch chest. It was so easy to put on. It is durable, comfortable and it fits great. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I got the result I was hoping for *by Z***A on May 30, 2014* We have 2 dogs. A 4 yr old Siberian Husky and a 10 yr old Chow/GSD mix. I read about this harness and thought I would give it a try. My Husky is the worst, although both of them always seem to be on a mission when we walk out of the door and even though we are going nowhere specific, they can't get where we are going fast enough. They are in such a rush and super excited, that it makes the walks not so pleasant. Neither of them have aggression issues. I decided to try it out on my Husky first. Husky = Sled Dog = Pulling! It's in their blood --- that's what they are bred for, but out of safety reasons, I think they should also learn how to walk nice. Years ago, I tried the easy walk dog harness. Worked a little on my Chow, but didn't work at all for my husky. So I was a bit skeptical about this one. The easy walk harness still allowed our husky to pull sideways, and I never got it to fit right. The front would always loosen up after a few pulls and hang down and there was no security after it got loose everywhere, it also did not really turn them around, there was little to no control. Up until yesterday, the only way to walk the husky safely was with a prong collar. And I hated that thing, and I am sure she hated it too! So the harness arrived yesterday. She has a 27" girth and I got the L and it fits perfect. Sizing was easy. Putting it on was easy as well. And wow........... it looks really nice!!!! I got her the raspberry. Very pretty!!! Very sturdy material and hooks. So first impression was very good! So we just walked outside for a minute for a quick test. The neighbor was out with his dog and my girl did not pull to get there. I was still not convinced though, could be a coincidence :D. So a little later we were ready to go for a real walk. Did she pull? Yes she did! Not as strong as in a regular collar, but there was pulling. So what did I do? Each time she pulled I turned around and walked a few steps in the opposite direction. The harness helped turning her around to follow me. Then we turned around again and kept going in the previous direction. She pulled again, I turned around walked a few steps in the opposite direction, she followed, we turned back to keep going. Now we had to do that (I didn't count) probably about 20-30 times on the first part of our walk. She seemed a bit confused about what was going on, but she had a smile on her face and happily let me guide her. After about 20 minutes I think she had it all figured out! Pulling makes her turn around and further away from where she wants to go. Let me mention that she is an extremely independent and stubborn dog!!!! (Most husky's are and I know there are some other stubborn, hard to train dog breeds as well) For her, catching on within about 20 minutes was AMAZING, not that she is dumb, but she usually tries to get things her way!!!! I tried the turn around technique so many times with many different collars and harness and it never worked with my husky!!! If I switched direction she just started pulling in the other direction and we got no where.... I constantly just walked in a circle getting pulled over and over again and going nowhere! I don't know if it is this harness or just because she is getting older and out of the crazy puppy stage. But she can still be pretty crazy. I could not believe how nice and relaxing our walk home was. I constantly repeated myself telling her what a good girl she was and how proud I am of her and she just trotted next to me with a smile, probably thinking "Lady - shut up already" :D :D There were a few minor hick ups on the way back when she smelled something in a bush and she wanted to go check it out, but it was easy to correct her and over all it was pure awesomeness!!! I just had to pull on the leash a bit and she relaxed, turning around and walking in the opposite direction was not necessary. This is not a magic tool, you can't expect it to magically stop your dog from pulling. I would suggest to do what I did and walk in the other direction when they pull. You will have to be quicker than your dog and convince them that pulling doesn't work, before they figure out that they can still pull by shifting their body weight a certain way. So just start turning the other direction right away if they pull. I also don't know if this is the right solution if you have a dog with aggression issues. Its definitely sturdy though. I am pretty sure that I will have to practice a few more times on the next few times. I am sure she forgets what she learned :D, but I am convinced that all our walks will be nice and relaxed in the future. I will order another one for my chow mix now. He has a 37" girth and I was a little confused when I looked at the size charts. Sometimes the sizes say XL: 30-38" and sometimes it says XL: 30-36". When I received my L harness it had a tag and a pamphlet with a size chart. The tag said 30-36" and the pamphlet said 30-38". So I contacted the seller and she talked to a representative and they confirmed that they changed the sizes and the XL is now 30-36". I will also upload a picture of the updated size chart from 2 hounds design. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've tried everything... *by M***A on December 5, 2019* I've tried everything... and I mean everything. I adopted a 10-month-old German Shepherd a few weeks ago. Within just a few hours of bringing him home, it became very apparent that he has had zero training his whole life and no manners what so ever. This can be extremely dangerous with a 62lb mouthy, hyper, giant shepherd puppy that doesn't know how to walk on a leash without jerking arms off and stubbornly does what he wants when he wants. Even after three private training sessions focusing on the leash manners, his leash manners were lacking because he is stubborn and wants to do what he wants even though he learns extremely quickly in just a few repetitions. I've bought three other no-pull harnesses and they did little to nothing. He is underweight and still built like a puppy so his chest is narrow but very deep. None of the harnesses I attempted would fit him properly. So, with the advice of my Vet and the trainer, I tried the Halti headcollar which caused a massive temper tantrum and scene in Petsmart after his last training session. He will wear it but as soon as you want to lead him with it, he loses it. This was the fourth no pull training harness I bought and it was my hail mary. This is the first harness that has more ways of adjusting so that it fit him perfectly and is extremely comfortable for him to wear. His pulling is much improved. He still fights the harness but at least I haven't hurt my shoulder again attempting to walk him. This harness is fantastic, especially if you have a hard time finding one that will fit. It does work really well and Ripley is learning with each walk to not pull with the aid of it. So, kudos on that. My body is eternally grateful. The harness itself is very well made and durable. It is heavy-duty material with very good stitching. I have been using it daily for a while now without seeing any signs of wear even when he tries to play with it. They do offer a warranty should the harness be chewed up by your dog and will replace parts of it for the cost of shipping. I think this is a nice bonus. However, the training leash that is included in the bundle, while just as well made and just as heavy-duty, did not fare as well. Ripley managed to chew it apart and now I have to order another. All in all, I gave it four stars overall only because of the leash succumbing to chewing. The harness is definitely worth five stars for its comfort, sturdiness, and durability. I just couldn't give it five overall because I paid extra for the training leash bundle and got to use it twice before it ended up in pieces in the trash. tl:dr: I would definitely recommend this harness to anyone, even if their dog doesn't pull with the caveat of: do a better job hiding the leash than I did. It won't survive om nom nom noming on it. ## Frequently Bought Together - 2 Hounds Design Freedom No Pull Dog Harness, Adjustable Harness and Leash Set, Easy Walking & Comfortable Control, Fits Small, Medium & Large Dogs, Solid Colors, Made in USA, 1" LG, Teal - 2 Hounds Freedom No Pull 1 Inch Training Leash ONLY Works with No Pull Harnesses (Teal) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1853753-2-hounds-design-freedom-no-pull-dog-harness-adjustable-harness](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/1853753-2-hounds-design-freedom-no-pull-dog-harness-adjustable-harness) --- *Product available on Desertcart Morocco* *Store origin: MA* *Last updated: 2026-05-27*