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Walking Your Dog at Night: 6 Safety Tips for Autumn and Winter
When the clocks change, the afternoon walk turns into a night walk. It is still the best moment of the day for your dog, but with little light the risks go up: cars that cannot see you, trips and falls, and dogs who get distracted more easily.
Quick answer: make both of you visible, always keep the leash short near traffic, choose familiar routes and light up your gear.

6 tips for walking safely at night
Make yourself and your dog visible
Wear light-coloured or reflective clothing and give your dog visible accessories. The sooner a driver sees you, the more time they have to react.
Use a leash you can see in the dark
The FreedomGlow training leash glows in the dark, so you can always see how far your dog has gone, which is very useful in poorly lit parks.
Choose familiar routes
In low light it is easier to trip over obstacles, broken glass or uneven ground. Stick to paths you know well and streets with lighting.
💡 Carry a light: a headlamp or your phone torch helps you see the ground and pick up after your dog without fumbling in the dark.
A well-fitted harness, always
In the dark a scare can end in an escape. A well-fitted ergonomic harness, like the CountryFox PRO, reduces the risk of your dog slipping out.
ID tag and microchip up to date
If your dog gets lost at night, a tag with a current phone number can save you hours of worry. Check your microchip details too.
Hands free and everything within reach
A walking bag with compartments lets you carry your phone, keys, waste bags and treats without rummaging in the dark.
⚠️ Watch out for fireworks and loud noises: on certain dates many dogs get scared. Walk in quiet areas and keep the leash short.

Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to let my dog off the leash at night?
It is not recommended. In low light it is hard to keep control and your dog could run into a street without you seeing. If they need freedom, a 5-metre long leash lets them explore under control.
What is better for night walks, a harness or a collar?
A well-fitted ergonomic harness, because it reduces the risk of escape and spreads the pressure. More details in harness or collar for dogs.
A leash that glows in the dark: 5 metres of freedom with control.
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