Halti No Pull Dog Harness | Size S, Black

I don't write many reviews, but this harness was a LIFESAVER. Harness Size: Med Pupper: 45-50 lb Husky/GSD My dog has a high level of fear aggression. A few days ago, she decided (after around almost a YEAR of 0 complaints) to be terrified of her 2HoundsDesign harness. My guess is a combination of the *snap* sound of the buckles, combined with the pressure under her forearms. Morning walk? Completely fine. Evening walk? Tries to bite, is full on Kujo mode, no walk/normal nightly exercise, only goes outside to pee after I make a slip leash, then pouts in her bed the rest of the night. (She was not injured, I made sure to check later). Cue me (stressed out from Xmas hours and sick with the flu), having a breakdown on the kitchen floor, wondering if I'm capable of handling such a reactive dog. Halti No Pull Harness: No snaps, no buckles. Just quickly pulled it over her head, and asked for "paw" on both sides. I wouldn't say it's as pull-proof as the 2HoundsDesign, but it's pretty darn close. No sliding from side to side when I use a double (front/back connection) lead. I believe that the Halti is superior to the 2Hounds, in that there is quite a bit of slack when she is NOT pulling. Although the 2Hounds design is also padded and has SOME give, it seems rather constrictive, *esp when she is sitting*. I feel like this Halti harness is one I can take with us on long mountain hikes with no worry of chaffing or discomfort. Also, the reflectiveness of the stitching is on point. -------- Previous Harnesses: Halti Gentle Leader: Does my dog HATE it? Yes. Do I *love* it? Also, YES. It's great for when we are in crowded areas and I want FULL control. 2HoundsDesign: I loved it until it no longer was an option. I will say that I worried about discomfort/chaffing on some of our longer hikes. But, it has been the best option for reducing pulling over-all. Ruffwear Front Range: Big fan off the Ruffwear brand, NOT a fan of this harness. There is a front lead option. It's sturdy, but it isn't metal. Also, it slides around far too much to be functional for a dual lead. Might work for some, but my dog goes full *sled dog* if the lead is attached to just her back.

I laughed when i was rold to use this style in the past with my boxers but my kids couldn't walk them and it work amazingly so i ordered this 1 and its way better quality than the petco 30 to 40 dollar ones my doberman pulls with leash but minds with this one, when they pull it tightens and irritates them on the senstive armpit skin but don't hurt them usually 3 to 4 pulls they mind good

I have been through multiple harnesses (both regular and no-pull) for my German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) The problem with the other harnesses is they all wrap around the chest. The HALT harness changes all that because it wraps under the front arms instead of the chest. This is a game changer for me because it is the first and only harness I have found that fits my GSP perfectly. I would highly recommend this product for deep chested dogs like GSPs, Weimaraners, Greyhounds, and Dobermans. I rated this product only four stars because it is not very effective with regard to stopping the dog from pulling. It does work a little, and if you get the HALT double leash (connects at the neck and back), then you will have a lot more control. Nonetheless, the pulling may still be an issue - especially with strong, super-energetic, predator dogs like GSPs.

I ordered a Medium harness because pup was between sizes & hated it. Shoved it in the closet & forgot about it. A while later I read reviews & decided to try again but Small size. Love this harness! First adjustment was easy and no more pulling. I don't think it could be any easier to put on and love going on walks now. So sturdy and yet comfortable with all the padding.

I love the Halti face harness and have probably purchased 10 of them just for my wild and crazy GSD. She’s reactive to a lot of things, but most especially bikes - and the face harness helps a lot. However, she does not like it and is often throwing herself on the ground to rub at it. It also inhibits her panting causing her to get a it foamy at the mouth (nothing like lunging at a bike with a foamy mouth to get a biker to actually warn me next time he speeds by too close). The reason I have purchased so many is someone always puts it on wrong at some point, typically from behind her, and the chin strap ends up in her mouth and chewed through in two seconds. This is exactly what happened to me just last week when I took it off to give her a break from it while on a long walk. Hence, the purchase of this harness. The problem with this harness is when my girl is going to lunge, she often lunges hard. The harness pulls to the side and does not give me enough control. If it’s really unexpected (I’m always listening for bikes, no EarPods allowed for me), I sometimes end up falling. The harness is not terrible, and I think when I use two leashes it’s better and may work well for a less powerful/less reactive dog, but I now have an order in for a prong collar (don’t be judgy until you’ve put one on your arm and yanked it, it’s not cruel). I have spent well over a year trying to get her calmer, and she is doing much, much better most days. But if she actually got to a speeding biker, all of us could get very hurt. We’ll see how she does with a prong, but I also ordered two backup Halti face harnesses.

I have a German Shepard Husky mix and he’s a puller, I’ve tried many methods to have him walk at the pace I set since I walk him and another of our pups together and I try to meet the two in the middle pace wise. Anyway, this no pull harness has cause a gnarly substantial rash under his right armpit area. I just noticed a minute ago and from the feel of it had it have been formed days ago. I feel sick that I didn’t notice it sooner, and especially by the thought that he’d been putting up with it for days while on our walks using this harness and he didn’t whine show aversions to a walk or especially and thankfully didn’t show any aggression because of it. I don’t know who this hardness is meant for, but it’s definitely not pullers. Stay away from it!

10/10 recommend!! This harness has made walking my standard poodle so much more enjoyable. It was an immediate behavior change that has endured. Though she is more comfortable in it now, there is still no pulling and she is easier to control when we encounter other dogs on walks. I can’t say enough good things about this product. Thank you, thank you, Halti!

To Whom It May Deeply Concern, This is Bodhi, Senior Director of Pulling Operations and Lead Squirrel‑Chasing Engineer. I am submitting a formal grievance regarding the recent implementation of the Halti No Pull Harness (Medium, Cobalt Blue) into my daily workflow. I would like to begin by stating that I did not approve this equipment. Upon deployment, I immediately noticed several violations of my personal freedoms: *The harness actively prevents me from dragging my human toward important things, such as: *Suspicious bushes *Emergency grass patches *Squirrels who have wronged me The front‑control design redistributed my pulling force in a way that made me look like I was walking politely. This is unacceptable. My brand is chaos. The reflective straps make me visible at night, which severely limits my ability to perform covert operations. The adjustable fit is comfortable, which I consider manipulative. If I am comfortable, I cannot complain effectively. The lightweight design means I cannot pretend it’s heavy and refuse to walk. This is a direct attack on my dramatic instincts. Despite these concerns, the harness has shown disturbing levels of effectiveness. My human reports “better control,” “less pulling,” and “wow, this actually works,” which has created a hostile work environment for me personally. I demand the following: *A full investigation into this anti‑pull conspiracy *A return to my previous system of dragging humans like sleds *Snacks *More snacks Until these demands are met, I will continue attempting to wiggle out of the harness, walk sideways, or flop dramatically in protest. Respectfully (but with attitude), Bodhi Chief Pulling Officer Department of Forward Momentum 🐾 Dog Mom Notes (Actual Human Review) As Bodhi’s mom, here’s the real scoop: The fit is great — easy to adjust and secure. The front clip genuinely reduces pulling, even with a high‑drive dog. The reflective details are super helpful for early morning and evening walks. The harness is lightweight, comfortable, and doesn’t rub or pinch. It’s one of the few no‑pull harnesses that actually works on a determined dog. Overall: Highly effective, easy to use, and a sanity saver. Bodhi hates that it works — which means it really works.

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Sin jalones desde el primer paseo. No es igual de sencillo que poner como los otros arneses pero vale la pena. Para perros reactivos es de las mejores opciones

Staff köpeğim için aldım, çok fazla çekiştiren ve çok güçlü bir köpek.aynı zamanda boğazından rahatsız. Diğer göğüs tasmaları hep boğazını da rahatsız etti bir şekilde. Fakat bu tasmada asla olmadı. Yaklaşık bi senedir sürekli kullanıyoruz. O kadar güce rağmen hala çok dayanıklı ve köpeğim için konforlu. Aynı zamanda benim için de öyle. Çok kolay yönetebiliyorum. Fakat köpeğim kısa tüylü, pedin arka kısmı delikli olduğu için çok fazla kıl topluyor. Şu an köpeğimin ön tarafında tasma izi oluştu. Daha seyrek ve kısa tüyler var artık.

Je peut de nouveau promener mon chien. J ai acheté ce harnais sans vraiment d espoir et pourtant ca a changer mes balade. Mon staff malinois de 40kg me tracter en permanence malgré plusieurs méthode d éducation et plusieurs harnais, licol... Ce harnais fait la différence. Je ne dirai pas qu'il tire plus du tout mais c est beaucoup plus facile. Je recommande vraiment !!! Le seul point négatif que je trouve c'est que les protections pour les aisselles bougent est ne protège plus, je vais les coudre pour les maintenir en place.