Dog Collars, Leashes & Harnesses

Weaver Equine offers dog collars, leashes and harnesses in a range of materials and styles, including leather, nylon and rope options. Choose from everyday collars, western-inspired leather designs, adjustable nylon styles, slip leads, standard leashes, two-dog couplers and nylon harnesses to match your dog’s size, activity level and handling needs.

Choose a collar based on your dog’s neck size, coat, activity level and how the collar will be used. The collar should fit securely without being tight enough to rub or restrict movement. Adjustable nylon collars are a practical option for everyday use, while leather collars offer a more traditional look and feel.

A properly fitted dog collar should sit securely around the neck without pinching or slipping over the dog’s head. You should be able to fit about two fingers comfortably between the collar and the dog’s neck. Recheck the fit regularly, especially on growing dogs or dogs with seasonal coat changes.

Leather dog collars offer a classic look and can become softer and more supple with use. Nylon collars are lightweight, durable, easy to clean and available in a wide range of colors and sizes. Weaver Equine offers both options, so the best choice depends on your dog’s needs and your preference for style and maintenance.

Leash length depends on where and how you walk or train your dog. A shorter leash provides closer control, while a longer leash gives the dog more room to move. Weaver Equine offers multiple leash styles, including standard nylon and leather leashes, rope leashes and slip leads. Compare the listed length and width with your dog’s size and intended use.

A slip lead combines a leash and loop-style collar in one piece, allowing it to slip over the dog’s head without attaching to a separate collar. It can be convenient for quick handling, training, travel and situations where you need to leash a dog quickly. Proper placement and handling are important because the loop tightens when tension is applied.

A harness distributes leash pressure across the dog’s body rather than concentrating it at the neck. It can be a useful choice for walking, training or dogs that benefit from additional control. Choose a harness that fits securely around the chest and body without rubbing, restricting shoulder movement or allowing the dog to back out.

A dog harness should be snug enough to stay securely in place without pinching or restricting movement. Check the fit around the neck, chest and behind the front legs, and make sure straps are not rubbing the dog’s armpits or interfering with the shoulders. Adjustable straps can help fine-tune the fit for different body shapes.

Yes. Weaver Equine offers western-inspired dog collars with details such as tooling, buckstitching, beading, floral patterns and decorative leatherwork, along with practical nylon and rope options. This gives dog owners choices ranging from everyday utility to tack-inspired western style.

Cleaning depends on the material. Nylon and rope gear can generally be brushed or rinsed to remove dirt and allowed to air dry completely. Leather collars and leashes should be cleaned with products designed for leather and conditioned as needed to help maintain flexibility. Inspect snaps, buckles, stitching and webbing regularly for wear.