Freemotion harness WD

$454.65 ~~$1299~~ In stock

The Freemotion harness WD is a working dog pulling harness designed for activities such as running, biking, skiing or pulling objects like chains or a tire. The original Freemotion harness was developed for activities with a high pulling center only. However, the two side rings on this version allow you to attach the Pulling attachment WD (sold separately). This feature enables resistance training with a low-pulling center for added versatility.

When leaning into the harness, the pull force is distributed evenly over your dog’s body. The harness is designed with inspiration from working horse tack where the pull force is coming from the side of the neck, in addition to top and bottom. This unique design combined with a Y-shaped neck opening allows your dog to move unrestricted with minimal breathing constraints.

Crafted with heavy-duty materials, the products in our Working dog series offer unrivaled strength and durability.

You can personalize the Freemotion harness WD with patches attached to the hook and loop fasteners.

The Freemotion harness WD comes in the color olive and is available in sizes 4-8. The harness is adjustable for optimized fit.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★ Sep 3, 2026

The swivel point at the front lets my dog change direction mid-pull without the line ever tangling around her legs, which was my biggest fear before trying a pulling harness. We’ve done three tire-drag sessions so far and the padding stays put even when she really digs in.

Sofia Q. ★★★★★ Sep 2, 2026

Took this out for bikejoring with my German shepherd and the way it distributes pressure across his chest instead of his neck is a total game-changer. He can pull steady for a full mile without any chafing, and the clips held firm even when he lunged after a squirrel.

Abigail P. ★★★★★ Sep 1, 2026

My husky is a pulling machine and this harness has completely changed our bike rides, the front attachment point keeps the tension perfectly distributed across his chest. We've done three runs this week and he's showing zero signs of chafing or slipping, even when he really digs in.