Pull harnesses: All dog harnesses on which the dog is led from behind (the leash is hooked on the back). The best pulling harnesses are chest harnesses in which the front strap runs on the left and right sides of the dog's neck (Y-harnesses without additional material on the front of the shoulders). Harnesses that have a front strap that rests on the shoulders are not recommended.
Anti-pull harnesses: Dog harnesses in which the dog is guided at the front in the area of ​​​​their "cleavage" and the front strap lies loosely on the shoulders. These do not trigger a chase and brake him to the side at shoulder height when pulled. Communication is simplified, the dog “follows” the leash. These harnesses are also called no-pull harnesses, front harnesses, foot harnesses. When researching on the Internet, you will find that pull harnesses/chest harnesses from larger manufacturers are also referred to as anti-pull harnesses. This is done to increase sales and has no scientific substance.