HALTI Headcollar Size 3 Black, UK Bestselling Dog Head Harness to Stop Pulling on the Lead, Easy to Use, Padded Nose Band, Adjustable & Reflective, Professional Anti-Pull Training Aid for Medium Dogs

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Todd, Z. ‘ Barriers to the Adoption of Humane Dog Training Methods’, Journal of Veterinary Behavior (2018) One important note to make is that dog head halters do not teach dogs not to pull on leash. All they do is reduce your dog’s pulling power. A link attaches to your dog’s collar for extra safety, which is important if your dog has previously pulled and wrangled their way out of a harness or collar. You can adjust the sizing to ensure the head halter is strong enough without being too tight for them to drink, pant or eat while wearing it. If you want to make your dog's harness even more unique, you can also add your own logo to the harness, such as custom patches with your own design and color. You can style them with your favorite theme or your dog's name and pattern and sew them onto the harness. The first Halti product was the Halti headcollar, created in 1979 by Dr. Roger Mugford. It was designed to help owners who were struggling with dogs who pulled excessively when on walks or on their leash.

The Halti No Pull harness works on the premise of 'squeezing and lifting' according to the team behind the product who say, "the harness tightens on the dog when they pull on the lead. Aversive tools like this associate an action with an unpleasant consequence to stop the action from happening. The Dogmatic allows any dog to be more controllable, less excitable and they will be safer and easier to train and walk regardless of their size.Halti is possibly the biggest brand when it comes to training harnesses, collars and head restraints. World-famous, it was the first-ever no-pull headcollar, and the fact it is still on sale shows its popularity (and that it works). HALTI's products are well priced for the market, in fact, there are others a lot more expensive, so the cost alone might make them worth a try if you're considering whether you might benefit from extra control over a pulling dog, whatever their size or strength.

Step 3: Hold out the dog head halter and mark when your dog moves towards it. Repeat until your dog is actually touching the dog head halter with his nose.If that's what you came here to learn and you don't need to dig any further, we recommend you buy a HALTI No-Pull Harness.