Tested and loved by dog owners in Sweden
Stop pulling without choking the dog.
The front attachment gently steers your dog to the side when it pulls—so you get control without having to pull back.
Stops drafts immediately
The front attachment guides the dog to the side instead of straight ahead.
No pressure on the throat
The pressure is on the chest — not the windpipe.
More control in stressful situations
When the dog reacts, you get control without hard jerks.
Control without a struggle
No throttling. No tug of war. Just soft redirection.
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Michael S.
My dog used to drag me around on every walk. With the WEEM harness, I noticed a difference immediately — he turns gently to the side instead of lunging forward. Walks feel much calmer now. Thank you!
60-day satisfaction guarantee
Try WEEM at home for 60 days. If your walks don't feel safer and easier, contact us and we'll help you with a smooth return.
How selenium works
Standard harnesses and collars can harm your dog
Most people think dogs pull because they are disobedient. But often, it's about how the leash is attached. Regular collars and back-clip harnesses can reinforce pulling without you noticing.
Risk of throat and respiratory tract irritation
Collars and poorly designed harnesses can create pressure on the throat when the dog pulls. This can lead to coughing, stress, and discomfort.
Enhances the withdrawal reflex
When the leash is attached to the dog's back, the dog can use its entire body strength to pull forward. This often makes the pulling even stronger.
More stressful walks
Constant pulling makes walks frustrating — both for you and your dog — instead of calm and controlled.
Control via front attachment
The leash is attached to the front of the chest. When the dog pulls, the force is redirected to the side instead of straight ahead.
Relieves the dog's neck
The pressure is distributed over the chest instead of the throat, so the dog can move comfortably without choking or coughing.
Gentler walks from the start
When the dog pulls, it is gently turned back towards you. This provides control without harsh jerks or tugging.
Control should never have to hurt.
Smooth control without a struggle
The front attachment helps steer the dog to the side when it pulls, instead of you having to yank back.
Relieves the neck
The pressure is distributed over the chest instead of the neck, so the walk feels safer and more comfortable for the dog.
Calmer walks
When the dog doesn't have the same forward drive, it becomes easier to walk past people, dogs, and distractions.
More control. Less tugging. A gentler solution for every walk.
If your dog pulls on the leash every day, damage may have already occurred.
A poor-fitting harness or collar can put more strain on your dog's body than you might think. By the time problems are noticed, the damage has often already begun.
"I switched from a collar after the vet said it could damage her trachea. Best decision I ever made — she walks calmer now and I no longer have that constant worry."
Emma S.
The trachea can be silently damaged
Pressure against the neck can cause irritation and, in the worst-case scenario, lead to more serious problems.
Avoid expensive vet visits
A tracheal problem costs more than the harness — and by then the dog has already suffered.
A poorly-fitting harness can come loose
An incorrect fit increases the risk of the dog escaping the harness when fearful or stressed.
Every day counts
The sooner you switch, the lower the risk of long-term problems.