Review on 🐶 Ultimate Control for Your Canine: Dog Head Collar Halter Red in 6 Sizes by Sima Jensen

I will compare it to the Gentle Leader as it is the most popular and common when it comes to halters. I'd like to start off by saying that I started using a head halter because my dog started pulling and running amok when he walked. Firstly I like that it looks more like a harness on my dog's head, I will attach pictures for reference. The soft leash sags a few inches, but doesn't let my dog trip over the leash or get the leash between his legs. The soft leash tends to fit snugly against the nose so it doesn't come loose, but that's not the case as it's thicker and doesn't slip off my dog's nose. My dog hated the gentle leader and would run and hide from him, but I noticed that he was coming right at me, waiting for me to put that halter on. I have noticed that my dog has a harder time opening his mouth when wearing a soft leash, this halter does not prevent him from drinking things like water. I only have 3 issues with this halter, hopefully I'll prove myself wrong in time. This halter has a single row of stitches using a square pattern with a cross as a soft leader. I have a feeling if this halter doesn't work when walking my dog, it's the stitching. * Second, the materials appear to be cheaper. The soft canvas buckle and nylon feels much thicker and stronger. Hopefully over time this will no longer be an issue and the material will stand up to the abuse my dogs are subjected to. I measured my dog's neck and muzzle and his measurements fell into the large category. I bought a big one but it was too big. I went back to the Revain and bought the S and M just to make sure they would fit. The middle one fits like a glove, but he could use the small one if the neck strap was a little bigger. I recommend everyone to buy one size smaller to avoid returns/exchanges/repurchase. Overall very happy with this purchase, just wish they were a medium size in blue. I hope this lasts a long time and I will buy a halter for my second dog.