HALTI Headcollar Size 3, Black & HALTI Training Leash Size Large, Black Combination Pack - Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Lightweight with Padded Nose Band. Suitable for Medium Dogs

HALTI headcollars are the best. I’ve bought several for multiple dogs. I needed a smaller size for my current Cane Corso, so I recently got the size 4. Photo is size 4 compared to the size 5 which is about six years old and was used regularly on my first Cane Corso.Both my dogs had/have shorter molosser muzzles, and could eventually push the nose band off if not monitored (ie laying down at an outdoor table while we eat, they are never left alone wearing these) but during active walks these are a lifesaver for being able to redirect or stop pulling. The newer version seems to have a thicker more reinforced buckle which is nice because at one point I had a third one that my first Cane Corso bit the buckle while trying to play in the car and broke it off my Pit Mix.Comparing the HALTI to the Gentle Leader, all three of my dogs preferred the HALTI and responded but better to the HALTI than the GL. The HALTI has soft padding and because it has a martingale style strap on the under chin, they were much more comfortable with this. This helps teach them that it only tightens when they pull, and if they’re loose leash they have more freedom and the fit is looser.The GL unfortunately doesn’t have as comfortable padding and you have to tighten and clip the chin strap which holds a steady pressure and rubs their hair. I also had issues with the GL pinching the jowls of my dogs, even the Pit mix, who had a longer slimmer retriever/GSD snout.

My dog took a full 180 in his first walk!My dog is about 105 pounds, he’s a Rottweiler mix. He normally pulls really bad, despite training. This has made our walks a million times more enjoyable, and he is so much better with leash manners. Great quality, accurate fit!

The media could not be loaded. This works a lot better than a gentle leader (for my pup). I guess it’s a lot more comfortable than a gentle leader too, as my pup accepted this halti and walks perfectly on it where as the leader he kept trying to paw off his face. It’s very easy to set up, some people were saying theres didn’t come with instructions and I frankly can’t remember if mine came with some but I didn’t need it. It’s very easy to understand how it works. My pup is an in training service dog and he does have a habit of slight pulling and this did help a lot. I wouldn’t recommend for very aggressive pullers as it might hurt their neck but if your pup needs correction every now and then, I think this would be perfect! Durability wise I think it’s just fine. It’s not fraying at the seams but of course it’d break if you let your pup chew on it but I think it’s very sturdy on its own.

I'd like to say my dog loves the lead. She doesn't. It goes around her nose, and she doesn't like that. But she like chasing squirrels far more than I like chasing after her while she is chasing them. She accepts the lead with resignation but isn't throttling herself in her enthusiasm for the chase. I call that a win.It doesn't hurt her. She can't slip it off easily, although she has managed it once. The safety clasp kept the halti attached to her collar and thus the leash. She is a husky/blue heeler mix, and her 'come when called' response can depend too much on the presence of other furry things. The safety clasp keeps her from running off after her nose and the halti itself keeps me from being yanked off my feet.The really good thing about it is the progress we've made on loose lead walking and polite interaction with people. A firm grip and a little downward pressure on the lead keeps her from jumping on people, to the point now she is automatically sitting to get attention from them. This is a great tool to use while working on overcoming some of the intransigent behavioral issues dogs can have.

Me encanta, su calidad y lo práctico que es para usar. Mi perro hala muy fuerte y con ese producto lo logró controlar muy bien. Debes tener cuidado de usarlo correctamente de acuerdo con las indicaciones que dan los adiestradores de perros para evitar lastimar a tu mascota. Esta recomendación no es responsabilidad del fabricante pero si tuya como dueño.

I work with my German shepherd and leash pulling is her bad habit. She is only 2 so still a bit immature.I bought this because my GSD community couldn't stop praising it. It does help but please, just like the reins of a horse. Yanking and tugging DO NOT HELP it only makes matters worse. Use gentle guidance. Just relax and eventually your furry companion will too. Think that when you are holding the leash it is made of dry twigs, if you use a heavy hand you'll mess up your dog and make walking your dog as big a chore as it was before the device.Also, you could severely injure your dogs neck by yanking or pulling. Worst case scenario, simply stop walking. If you aren't moving forward, your dog isn't likely to do so. Walkies are supposed to be enjoyable for you and your dog both.This item is well built. An added bonus to the head harness is an added strip of reflective material. It gets bright when only a little light hits it. Sewing looks good, release is a little too stiff but that will change with use. I love both the principle behind this idea and love the construction. However, it got rated 3 stars because instead of instructions, you get a YouTube video. I shouldn't have to do that. I like instructions, I can read, can't type but hey, I'm retired. Sod that nonsense.C'mon, y'all can afford offset photographic printing for advertising your products but can't even insert a letter size instruction sheet ? That cost ya this time

Love the ease this item has for helping train my service dog! He loves to pull (he's only a year old) as he has a LOT of puppy left in him 😊 However, when he has his halti on, jes much calmer & less likely to pull. Best description I can think of is to think how a bridle works on a horse. Control the head & w gentle pressure everything else follows. Absolutely LOVE this product because I now don't worry about him pulling so hard as to hurt himself.