ROPE Head Harness, Size 3, Black - Prevents Your Dog From Pulling Leash, Easy Adjustable, Lightweight, Padded Nose Band, Anti-Pull Collar For Medium Dogs, Black

We have tried every type of lead/ harness / collar out there on our border collie and not one of them would stop him pulling until we were advised by our vet to try this type of lead and boy what a gamechanger this is. We used this for about 5-10 mins at a time in our garden to get him use to it and after a few days we took him out and what a difference. No more pulling at all and much more control and he seems a lot happier. Excellent product

Absolute game changer for a strong willed “pulley” dog. I have a standard poodle and he was a nightmare to walk, always pulling and got me very wound up the whole time we walked. With the Halti, all that instantly stopped, without any stress, shouting or yanking him back. It simply works. It is gentle on you and the dog. It has transformed my walks with him and I am enjoying the walking so much more. Be sure to get the correct size, this is the 2nd one I bought since the 1st one was too large (that was my fault for not checking the size)

These are great little halti collars that help with strong dogs.. the only downside is they are easily chewed through if left.. i would suggest an extra clip on the under bit to stop movement when travelling in a car as these are not very secure without a lead on.

Amazing results from first use! Cannot believe the change in my dog. He’s a 10 month old lab at 30kg and despite training classes we really struggled to get him to walk loose lead. Walking was so stressful with him constantly pulling. This has totally changed how he walks. He can still sniff, pant, eat treats and chew sticks but when I need him to walk close I have total control. He took to the halti really well with barely any time needed to get him used to putting it on and off. Really well padded and releases pressure as soon as he’s in the correct position. Lovely colour to match his red fur 🩷 Wish I had found this sooner!!

The product is good. Although value for money is questionable. The connector for the loop part (that connects the halti to collar) came off within first week, due to it only being tied very lightly. Unfortunately unable to get it back on it has now been lost, which makes it not as sturdy or supportive as it once was. Sizing is a bit hard to get right The colour is great, washable and does some have reflectiveness at night. The padding does wear down pretty quickly. Overall, I think I’ll shop about next time before going for this particular product again

It did stop my dog pulling, however I am not using it because he doesn't like it, maybe I bought smaller size, he can open his mouth but somehow refuses, he looks very tense and stressed, he's much better and more relaxed on walks without it. Obviously I could train him into wearing it and he would start to TOLERATE it, but i don't believe any dog is happy with this on his snout. If you can be consistent with training your dog to wear this then being consistent on not pulling training will work one day as well. We eventually managed but only after being 3 years old when he's much more calm now reaching maturity. Hard work will pay off 💪 this is fast solution. However it work on my dog the way that he though of it as a punishment, so when he didn't liked it on and took it off I then threatened him I'll put it back on if he doesn't stop pulling and he then he pulled much less being worried he'll have to wear it again 🤣 😆

My 1 year old lab is 31kg and our walks were miserable. He pulled so much, we hated going out, and my arm felt like it was being ripped out of its socket! He’s such a good boy indoors, but outdoors he didn’t want to know me. He’s having training classes but nothing was helping. The head collar has changed our walks. They’re calmer, he listens, and we both enjoy going out now. It was a lot easier to put on than his harness, which surprised me. He isn’t a fan of having it on when we stop, but is absolutely fine as long as we’re moving. I make sure to let him sniff around and enjoy the walk without pulling on him. I also make sure to reward with treats whenever he does well so we can keep training going and hopefully do without it one day. However, for the time being, it’s a godsend. There’s a reflective bit on the nose so it’s ideal at night. It was easy to adjust. I wouldn’t advise leaving them unattended with it on as it can be chewed through, but it’s well made and by a well known brand. Great value for money and a totally lifesaver

Before I get into the full review my first indication was that they may be a little flimsy, but this is just meant for the head and not entire body and the price point sort of indicates the amount of material your getting. That said I saw no issues with it, the seams seem perfectly fine and I found adjusting them easy enough. Just a little context. I have two dogs that I walk and I've trying to walking them on a single leads which has two attachments (one for each dog). Which as the youngest has become older is a nightmare and so resulted in me going back to having my male dog back on the figure 8 leads. We have tried putting the younger female dog on a figure but she has proven much more resistant to it. My male dog is half beagle and so is driven by his nose, while the female is very sound based and so is more alert to what is happening around her (part of the problem of walking them both, they care about completely different things) I had this on my female dog twice before attempting to walk with it and she just paws at her face trying to get it off. This is as expected and why they recommend treats. I knew this was going to happen though, as stated in the context she has been resistance to the figure 8 leads. My male dog Milo took much better to it, but he also wanted to get it off every now and again... probably more as he knew he wasn't walking anywhere. This morning came the real test. I put the harnesses and head harness on each dog. When we got outside the female dog got it off pretty much as soon as we left (still in the garden) and so we had to went back in put it back on and attempted again. Attempt 2 was much better, she was walking but would still stop to try and paw it off. After removing her paw a few times and the male trying to pull a different direction she adjusted and just walked with. Once the walk had actually begun (2+ minutes of walking with no stops) everything seemed fine, she would still occasionally stop and attempt to get it off and I would remove paw and continue the walk. Very quickly they were both far better to walk, they were actually considering were the other was and were walking side by side. They started realising they'd need to wait if the male was smelling or the female was checking a lot sound out (usually a truck driving by). This next part is only in part about the head harness. The only thing I found about this is that in unison with the joint dog lead, is that they'd keep getting tangled and because they are getting pulled down by the nuzzle they just sort of stop or paw at their face... so just be more alert and ensure the lead is high enough not to get caught on which ever dog is taller. Once we were back the female dog was really happy, so she seemed to enjoy her walk (super tail wags). The male was happy, but he was less resistant and its sort of the norm him getting walked on the figure 8. FYI - I bought a cream one and a green one, both size 3. I wasn't expected any differences and there weren't any.

Woreks as it sipposed to. Just be aware that some dogs hate head halters (as my dog did so I had to get a Sporn)

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Ich habe das HALTI Kopfgeschirr ausgiebig getestet und bin überzeugt: klare „Sehr gut“-Bewertung für Hundebesitzer, die das Ziehen an der Leine wirksam reduzieren möchten. ✅ Vorteile im Überblick • Sehr effektiv gegen Leinenziehen Durch gezielte Führung über die Schnauze bremst das Kopfgeschirr das Ziehen um bis zu 90 % und macht Spaziergänge entspannter und kontrollierter • Komfortabel & durchdacht gestaltet Das leichte Nylongewebe mit gepolstertem Nasenriemen aus Neopren sorgt für eine schonende und komfortable Passform, ohne das Hecheln oder Saufen zu behindern • Schnelle Gewöhnung & hohe Akzeptanz beim Hund Viele Hunde gewöhnen sich dank sanfter Druckwirkung zügig ans Geschirr und laufen ruhiger am Spaziergangerlebnis • Qualität bewährt durch langjährige Erfahrung HALTI ist Pionier auf dem Gebiet von Kopfhaltern und baut auf über 40 Jahre Entwicklungskompetenz – was sich in der langlebigen und stabilen Konstruktion widerspiegelt ⚠️ Hinweise & geprüfte Vorgehensweise • Mit Bedacht nutzen & sanft einführen Das Kopfgeschirr sollte nicht geruckt, sondern langsam in kleineren Trainingsschritten eingeführt werden, idealerweise belohnungsbasiert und unter Anleitung • Doppelleinenführung empfohlen Die Leine sollte nicht ausschließlich am Kopfgeschirr befestigt werden: Die sichere und schonende Anwendung erfolgt in Kombination mit Brustgeschirr und Leinentechnik • Fachgerechte Anwendung wichtig Besonders bei jungen oder empfindlichen Hunden sollte das HALTI nicht dauerhaft oder ohne fundierte Anleitung genutzt werden, um Verletzungen zu vermeiden ✨ Fazit Das HALTI Kopfgeschirr ist eine bewährte Trainingshilfe für alle, die das Leinenziehen gezielt minimieren möchten. Es überzeugt mit einfacher Handhabung, hohem Komfort und spürbarem Trainingseffekt. Wer es verantwortungsvoll einsetzt und die empfohlenen Hinweise beachtet, erhält ein starkes Hilfsmittel für entspannte Spaziergänge – klare „Sehr gut“-Bewertung.

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Packaging looks underwhelming. I hope it's a brand new product. It does look new. Sizing wise is perfect for my mini golden doodle who is 13kg.