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That Dog

UK distributor of Truelove harnesses, collars and leads

Last updated on 1st October 2026

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About That Dog

Harnesses, collars, leads and lead splitters for dogs that pull, wriggle or just need a matching set for the park. The range suits owners of strong breeds, nervous rescues and anyone who wants a front-clip harness that actually fits.

Harnesses run from the Truelove No-Pull and Premium No-Pull through to lightweight AirMesh vests, step-in designs and the Tactical Houdini for dogs that back out of everything. A handle harness adds a padded grab point for stiles and vet tables. The Easy-On opens at the side: no pulling anything over the dog's head. Collars come in AirMesh, padded and patterned versions, and leads include an AirMesh option, a floral range, a training lead and lead splitters for walking two dogs on one line. Hardware across the range is aluminium alloy, chest panels are padded air-mesh, and straps carry 3M Scotchlite reflective stitching.

Stock is genuine. That Dog is the official UK distributor of Truelove, so nothing here comes through grey-market channels, and each harness and lead carries a traceable ZAN batch code. The business is family-run, trading since 2017, and tests gear on its own dogs before it goes on sale. Orders placed by 5pm on a working day are dispatched the same day by Royal Mail 48.

What That Dog sells

  • Harnesses
  • Collars
  • Leads
  • Lead Splitters
  • Dog leads
  • Dog harnesses

Highlights from That Dog

That Dog delivery, returns and warranty

Delivery
Order by 5pm Mon–Fri (excl. bank holidays) for same-day UK dispatch by Royal Mail 48
Returns
Free size swaps within 60 days on like-for-like items; refunds require customer to pay return postage unless faulty
Warranty
5-year That Dog Promise covering genuine faults in materials or workmanship, excluding everyday wear and tear
Based in
United Kingdom

Questions about That Dog

How do I measure my dog for a That Dog harness?

The key measurement is chest girth, taken with a soft tape around the widest part of the chest just behind the front legs, kept snug but not tight. This figure, not weight or breed, is what the size guide is built around.

What's the difference between the no-pull and Tactical harnesses from That Dog?

The classic no-pull harness has two lead rings, one at the front chest and one on the back, giving a choice of clip point. The Tactical harness adds a third ring further back plus a belly strap, which helps stop a determined dog from backing out and suits a double-ended training lead.

Is the step-in harness or over-the-head harness better for my dog?

An over-the-head harness slips over the head and clips at the sides, which suits strong dogs and pullers, while a step-in harness lays flat so the dog steps in with its front legs, suiting dogs that dislike anything going over their head. There's also the Easy-On, a hybrid that opens from the side without needing to pass over the head at all.

Does a Truelove no-pull harness from That Dog actually stop pulling?

A front chest ring turns the dog gently back towards the owner when it leans into the lead, so pulling stops being rewarding, but it works alongside training rather than replacing it. It is not a fix on its own for severe pulling, lunging or reactivity, where a local trainer is recommended.

Which That Dog harness suits an older or less mobile dog?

A harness with a sturdy padded grab handle and a wider chest and belly panel supports the body rather than pulling on one point, helping an older or recovering dog up steps, into the car or onto the vet table. Owners are advised to consult a vet or rehab specialist first, since each dog's needs differ.

How long does That Dog delivery take?

Orders placed by 5pm on a weekday, excluding bank holidays, leave the same day using Royal Mail 48, with a faster option available at checkout. This means most UK orders are dispatched within hours of being placed.

Can I return a That Dog harness if the size is wrong?

That Dog offers a free size swap within 60 days for a like-for-like or nearly identical item, decided at the company's discretion. If a refund is wanted instead of a swap, the customer covers return postage unless the item is faulty, in which case the return is free.

What does the That Dog 5-year Promise cover?

The Promise covers a genuine fault in materials or workmanship for five years, and the company will repair, replace or refund the item in that case. It sits on top of UK statutory rights and does not cover everyday wear and tear.

Is That Dog the official Truelove distributor in the UK?

Yes, That Dog is the Official UK Distributor for Truelove, which means buying direct gets genuine stock, the full size and colour range and UK-based support. Harnesses sold cheaply elsewhere are often older versions or grey imports without that backing.

How do I know my That Dog Truelove gear is genuine?

Genuine Truelove harnesses, leads and collars carry a traceable ZAN batch manufacturing code, found on the underbelly of a harness or the inner side of a lead or collar. If there's doubt about a third-party seller, That Dog can confirm whether the stock is genuine.

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  • Ruffwear An American outdoor brand with harnesses built for trail and water use, at a premium price that buys ripstop fabrics and load-bearing handles for hiking rather than park walks.
  • Julius-K9 A European working-dog harness favoured by trainers and handlers for its rigid, non-slip build, at the cost of the softer padding found on everyday designs.
  • EzyDog An established utility brand with dual front-and-back clip harnesses, though the styling runs bulkier and more sports-oriented than a lightweight mesh set.
  • BullyBillows A UK brand developed with university input for strong breeds, with pattern-led colourways for owners who want a fashion element alongside pulling control.
  • Rabbitgoo A budget Amazon staple for everyday no-pull walking, cheaper to buy but without a dedicated UK distributor backing fit and aftercare.
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