Step-In Travel Harness
Steps on in two clips — good for dogs that dislike things over the head.
Pets
Dog travel, packed and calm
Everything the car ride actually needs.
Harnesses that are easy to put on, water you can offer anywhere, and a tidier back seat for trips long and short.
Shop the collection
A short, considered list — grouped so you can find the one thing you came for.
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Harnesses & leashes
Different fits for pullers, escape artists and quick walks.
Harness and Leash Set
A matched harness and leash so nothing goes missing before a trip.
Food & water on the go
Compact ways to offer a drink at a rest stop.
Water Bottle with Food Container
One bottle carries a drink and a portion of kibble together.
In the car
Seat comfort and quick clean-ups.
How to choose
- 1Measure the chest at its widest point, not the neck, before choosing a harness.
- 2Two fingers should slide under any strap once it's adjusted.
- 3Pick a front clip for pulling, a top handle for lifting, reflective for dark walks.
- 4Carry water in a form you can offer without a flat surface.
- 5Keep wipes in the door pocket, not the boot, or you won't use them.
Ready-made setups
Small groupings that work together, with a note on when they're the wrong choice.
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The day-trip kit
Harness on, bowl in the bag, wipes by the door. Enough for a beach run or a long drive to family.
Who it's not for: Not enough for overnight trips with feeding schedules and crates.
Back-seat setup
A settled spot for a small dog, plus a harness with a handle for getting in and out.
Who it's not for: Not for large breeds — an elevated seat suits small dogs only.
For a strong puller
A front-clip harness for control on the pavement and a sturdier option for hikes.
Who it's not for: Not for puppies still growing out of sizes every few weeks.