Collection: Collars, Harnesses & Leashes

We’ve curated a collection of collars, harnesses, and leads in buttery leather, bright nylon and custom patterns that will suit dogs of all temperaments and sizes. Canine Styles offers both traditional and vest harnesses, which can be coordinated with our exclusive rain gear collection for a polished look.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What leash length is best for my dog?

A 4-foot leash is ideal for city walking and close control in busy areas — it keeps your dog near without excess slack. A 6-foot leash gives more freedom for casual walks in parks or quieter streets and is the most common length for general use and basic training. Canine Styles offers both lengths across leather and nylon styles. Choose based on where you walk most often and how much room your dog needs.

What types of dog leashes does Canine Styles offer?

Canine Styles offers leather and nylon leash styles. Fine Leather 4-Foot Leads come in 10 colors. Braided Leather Leads feature solid brass hardware in 6 colors — narrow leads suit dogs up to 25 lbs. Nylon & Leather Trim Leads combine durable nylon with a leather handle for a polished look. Nylon Designer Leads range from 4' to 6' in multiple patterns, with matching collars and harnesses available.

How do I choose between a leather and a nylon leash?

Leather leashes offer a classic look, soften with use, and develop a rich patina over time — they're a great choice for owners who value craftsmanship and style. Nylon leashes are lightweight, machine washable, and available in a wider range of patterns, making them practical for active dogs or wet-weather walks. Canine Styles also offers a Nylon & Leather Trim Lead that combines the durability of nylon with a leather handle for a polished finish.

How wide should my dog's leash be?

Leash width should match your dog's size and strength. Narrower leads are lighter and more comfortable for small dogs, while wider leads provide a sturdier grip and greater durability for medium to larger dogs. Canine Styles Fine Leather Leads come in three widths, and Nylon Designer Leads offer both narrow and wide options. Check the product page for specific width measurements and weight recommendations for each size.

How do I care for a leather leash?

Wipe your leather leash with a damp cloth after walks to remove dirt and moisture. Let it air dry naturally — avoid direct heat or sunlight, which can dry out the leather. Apply a leather conditioner occasionally to keep it supple and prevent cracking. Avoid soaking or machine washing. With regular care, a quality leather leash maintains its strength and develops a distinctive patina over time.

What size dog can your leashes handle?

Most Canine Styles leashes are built for a wide range of dog sizes, with solid brass hardware on leather styles for added strength. Fine Leather Leads come in three widths to suit small through larger dogs. Nylon Designer Leads support dogs up to 30 lbs based on harness sizing for the matching sets. Braided Leather narrow leads are designed for dogs up to 25 lbs, so larger or stronger dogs should opt for a wider lead style. Check each product page for specific weight guidance.

How long do your leather leashes typically last compared to nylon?

A well-made leather leash with solid brass hardware can last for years with proper care. Leather naturally strengthens and softens over time, developing character with regular use. Nylon leashes are durable in their own right — resistant to moisture and easy to clean — but leather typically has a longer overall lifespan. Both materials are built to withstand daily walks; the choice comes down to style preference and maintenance routine.