I like the smoochy pooch best but I only have Koda...

Maybe try the buddy belt or a coupler?

 

I actually ended up ordering the iron doggy hands free leash and then another attachment for the second dog. It has all he features that I want.

Runner's Choice Hands Free Dog Leash | Iron Doggy

 

I run with my 2 coonhounds as well I use this leash belt Leash Belt - Squishy Face Studio with regular 5 ft leashes. Most of the time i just attach one dog to the belt, and hold the other dog's leash because she's a bit wild and not great at walking in a straight line.

 

We used to go jogging a lot, but lately I've been so busy with work that I just can't get out there. We have a jogging belt with rubber leash, and what it does it gives a little more flexibility to Libby while we are running together. Also it is comfortable for me because it has a nice padded belt. I will attach a photo.

 

thanks for the suggestions. I currently have Maggie running in a ruffwear webmaster and cooper is in a ruffwear frontrange. Are there any types of running no pull harness? Cooper pulls like a mac-truck.

 

That's great if it's working for you. Right at this moment I don't know any type of running no pull harness. We never really had problem with pulling so I don't exactly know how it works.

 

I use a Kurgo leash, not sure what model though. It's really nice and designed to be used in multiple ways. You can have a regular leash with adjustable length, wear it across your shoulders, around your waist, or use it to walk two dogs. I personally tied a knot in the handle and run with both dogs in hand, but you could easily put it around your waist and add a coupler or two shorter leads to the end.

 

I don't think there are any no pull running harnesses. Most no pulls impede movement so they wouldn't be suitable for running. I just use regular Y harnesses.

 

I didn't even know these leashes existed! Thanks for sharing. I recently moved to Denver and have been hiking with my dog, but I need hiking poles. So, this leash would be perfect to have her leashed but hands free.