Steadier steps for the dog who still has places to go.
The NobleHound Rear Hock Brace wraps the lower back leg with four adjustable straps, an anti-slip lining and a removable pad. Sold as a pair, on Amazon.com.
- Canadian-owned brand
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- Sizing help before you order
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What we make, and what we are working on
Rear Hock Brace
A pair of adjustable wraps for the hock, the lower joint of the back leg.
Front Leg Brace
A separate brace for the front leg. In development, with no release date yet.
Single-Ingredient Treats
Single-ingredient treats for dogs and cats, planned for Canada.
A brace only helps if it stays where you put it
A common complaint about dog leg wraps is that they slide down or never fit in the first place. So we built the Rear Hock Brace around adjustment, and we will help you measure before you buy.
Anti-slip silicone lining
Silicone elements on the inside help the brace hold its position on the leg during walking and standing.
Four adjustable straps
Hook-and-loop straps let you set the tension at four points instead of one, so the wrap follows the shape of the leg.
Removable EVA support pads
Pads attach inside the brace. Leave them in for more structure or take them out for a lighter wrap.
Extension straps included
Extra strap length for thicker legs or in-between measurements, so one size covers a wider range.
We make it. Amazon delivers it.
This site has no cart and takes no payments. It is here to help you choose well.
1. Measure
Three quick measurements of the back leg while your dog is standing.
2. Choose a size
Pick your size on the product page. Unsure? Send us the numbers first.
3. Buy on Amazon
The button opens the exact size on Amazon.com. Amazon handles checkout, delivery and returns.
Plain-language guides for dog owners
Dog hock brace vs. knee brace: which joint is which?
The hock and the knee are different joints on a dog’s back leg, and braces for them are not interchangeable. Here is how to tell them apart before you buy.
Read the guide Brace fittingHow to measure your dog for a hock brace
A step-by-step way to measure a dog’s rear leg for a hock brace, with the mistakes that most often lead to a brace that slips or pinches.
Read the guide Pet wellnessThe first week with a dog leg brace: a gentle routine
Most dogs need a few days to accept a brace. A simple first-week plan for introducing one, with signs that tell you to adjust or stop.
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