The right collar, leash or harness keeps your dog safe, comfortable, and under control on every walk. Arbasa carries over 230 options — adjustable buckle collars for everyday wear, no-pull harnesses for training, retractable leashes for open spaces, and reflective gear for evening walks.

How to Choose a Collar or Harness

Flat buckle collars work for dogs that walk calmly. For pullers, a front-clip harness redirects forward momentum without straining the neck. Martingale collars suit sighthound breeds with narrow heads that slip standard collars. Measure neck girth snugly and add 2 inches for collar fit — you should be able to slip two fingers underneath comfortably.

Collar, Leash & Harness FAQs

What size collar does my dog need?

Measure around the widest part of your dog's neck and add 1–2 inches for breathing room. If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger one. Check fit with the two-finger rule: you should slide two fingers under the collar easily but it shouldn't slip over the ears.

Are harnesses better than collars for dogs that pull?

Front-clip harnesses significantly reduce pulling because they steer the dog's body sideways when they lunge. Back-clip harnesses offer comfort but can encourage pulling in untrained dogs. For serious pullers, a front-clip or dual-clip harness combined with reward training works best.

What leash length is best for daily walks?

A 4–6 foot standard leash gives enough control in populated areas while keeping your dog close. Retractable leashes (up to 16 feet) suit open spaces but are not recommended near traffic or other dogs.

How do I clean a dog collar or harness?

Most nylon collars and harnesses are machine washable on a gentle cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Air-dry all gear away from direct heat, which can warp clips and weaken stitching.