Charley is my 3 year old English Setter who was hit by a car last October & lost his left front leg.

He's healing (medically) wonderfully and is SO strong.  The problem is he isn't heeling (on a leash) very well.    Truth is, he never was very good at it.

Pre-accident, I used a Gentle Leader Easy Walk Harness with him.  It had a martingale ring right on the front of his chest – so if he pulled away from me, it automatically brought him right around.  It made walks a total breeze!  

Unfortunately, this harness doesn't fit him well at all since the amputation.  I've adjusted everything & it just slips around….

SO – here's my question!  I've looked at the Ruff Wear harness — which I know fits well for tripawds — but would it stop him from pulling?  Do you have other suggestions?

Choke collars don't really help.    Plus I'm a big softie where Charley is concerned.

Many thanks!

Becky + Charley

I'm sure someone here will post advice, Daisy (also a tripawd by car) is a rear amp and cannot get around without a cart and Samson (aka Monkeybutt Samson007) is just an old couch potato and has no desire to go fast. I really like the ruffwear harness for controlling her, it has a big clip on the back for a leash.