Freedom Harness fits to a "T"!

The Freedom Harness by Gooby is a super-comfy, vest-style harness. Soft mesh with faux-suede straps make sure it's non-irritating. The design, avoiding the dog's "arm pits," minimizes matted fur, even in long-haired and fuzzy dogs. Available in six sizes and seven colors, there's a Freedom Harness right for every dog.

Back to basics - all natural, leather dog collar

A classic, leather buckle collar updated in a rainbow of colors. Reliable, inexpensive, elegant in its simplicity. Available in sizes up to 20 inches. Simply the best. 

Wrap-N-Go dog harness works like anxiety wrap

Is your dog freaked out by fireworks? Or thunderstorms? The Wrap-N-Go Harness performs like an anxiety wrap - hugging your dog securely. This no-escape harness will keep your dog safely with you - you don't have to be afraid of your pet backing out and taking off. Available in two fabrics, including lightweight net for warmer weather, the Wrap-N-Go is available in various colors and patterns in six sizes - perfect for any small dog. 

K9 Kool Coat saves vacation!

The K9 Kool Coat is a vacation saver! On Hope's recent trip to Florida the temperature was well into the 80s every day. Teddy, her fawn-colored French Bulldog, was fine, but Torque, who is brindle, wasn't used to the heat (coming from Chicago in April), and was panting and uncomfortable even on short walks the first couple of days. Luckily, Hope brought Torque's K9 Kool Coat (he wears a Size 14), and kept him cool and comfortable. The K9 Kool Coat works with evaporative cooling, just wet it, wring it out, and place it on the dog. Refresh with water as needed. Easy and effective, convenient comfort for any dog.

Wrap-n-Go no-escape harness now comes in Plaid!

Best-selling, five-star-rated Wrap-N-Go Harness from Bark Appeal is now available in plaid, either Red or Lavender, here at Golly Gear! This harness has no buckles or clasps, only easy-to-use hook-and-loop closures at the neck and tummy. Six sizes available, for most accurate sizing, measure your dog all the way around, just behind the front legs. This is the girth, or chest measurement. More information about how to measure your dog is here.