Dog Harness

A must-have for dogs who need extra control, comfort, and reliability on their walks – meet Rydale's dog harness range. Created with real outdoor use in mind, these harnesses balance practical performance with classic country style, making them suitable for everything from short daily outings to longer countryside adventures.

The collection complements Rydale's wider dog range, offering a smart and functional alternative to collars for dogs that pull or need added guidance when walking. Pair with a leather dog lead or rope lead for a complete walking setup.

Adjustable fit for comfort and control
Designed for dogs that pull or need extra guidance
Front and back lead attachment points
Built-in handle for close control when needed
Easy to put on with a secure, quick-fit design
Finished in classic country tweed styles
Available in sizes S-XL for pups of all breeds

Feel Confident & In Control with Rydale's Dog Harness Range

Adjustable Design For Growing and Active Dogs

Each harness features adjustable straps for a secure, comfortable fit without feeling restrictive. A soft padded inner and breathable lining reduce pressure across the chest and shoulders, making every walk brilliantly comfortable – no matter how long or short.

Support Without Compromising Movement

The harness structure is designed to distribute pressure evenly, allowing dogs to move naturally while providing the handler with stability and control (essential for keen pullers). Grab your dog walking jacket and wellington boots and head out with confidence.

Multiple Lead Attachment Points

Front and back lead attachment points allow for versatile handling, making the harness suitable for confident walkers as well as dogs that tend to pull. This dual-clip design supports better guidance in open spaces, on pavements, and in busier environments.

Integrated Back Handle

A reinforced back handle offers close control when needed, such as navigating busy crowds or meeting reactive dogs, and offers a safe way to lift puppies and senior dogs.

Easy to Put On And Take Off

Two side-release buckles allow the harness to be fitted quickly and securely, reducing stress for both dog and owner. Simply unclip the buckles, slip the harness over the head, guide the legs through, and secure in place.

Visibility for Low-Light Adventures

Reflective webbing and piping improve visibility in low-light conditions – ideal for late night walkies or adventures in the depths of winter. Layer up in a waterproof coat, fleece, and waterproof hat to stay warm and dry yourself.

Styling Our Adjustable Harnesses for Every Adventure

Designed to sit comfortably over Rydale's dog fleeces and raincoats, these adjustable harnesses allow dogs to stay protected from the elements without losing control on daily walks. Add a dog jumper for extra warmth on colder outings. Coordinate colours for a look you can't help but photograph, and tag us on Instagram @rydaleclothing to be featured!

For owners, complete the country look with a wax jacket, tweed gilet, and country boots. Browse gilets, padded jackets, and short wellies for everyday walking essentials. Keep your hands warm with a fleece gilet or quilted gilet, and add a headband or wool hat for chilly mornings.

Shop our complete collection of dog and puppy products at Rydale, including tweed bags for treats and essentials, and scroll down to find out more about our dog harness range!

Explore our range of dog harness in the following colours .

FAQs

How can I measure my dog for a harness?

What’s the easiest way to put a harness on a dog?

How should a dog harness fit?

To ensure your dog is comfortable, while also guaranteeing enough control for confident walkies, the harness should fit snugly without restricting movement or breathing. If you’re unsure, see if you can fit 2 fingers between the harness and your dog’s body – if you can’t, it’s too small, and you’ll certainly know if it’s too big.

Is the collection suitable for the washing machine?

How tight should a harness be for both comfort and control?

A harness should be snug enough that your dog can’t wriggle out of it, but not so much that they’re showing visible signs of discomfort. This may look like reluctance to move, hunches posture, heavy breathing, or pawing to get it off. As long as you can fit two fingers between the harness and your dog’s body, your pup should be fine.

Does a harness stop a dog pulling?

No – a harness should never be a replacement for proper training, especially if you have a puppy. This hard-wearing accessory simply redistributes the pressure from the neck to the chest, offering comfort and support for your pup, while increasing confidence and control for you.