Black Head Collar Halter for Dogs - Available in 6 Sizes Review

If your dog rips your arm off while walking, give it a try. Keep in mind that this isn't a replacement for learning to walk on a free leash, but it's a great solution for those who just need a break from awful walks. My dog doesn't touch this harness like the old ones. The extra padded oversized strap makes this a much more comfortable option than the ones I've used from Petco/Pet Smart.

I am 75 pounds. Pitbull, Great Dane, and medium sized mix is perfect. I got this brand and the Halti brand because the one he's currently using doesn't have padding and he still twitches and goes mad when he sees a small dog cat cat squirrel etc yapping and the bridge of his nose that muzzle being damaged by its constant thrust. He's been wearing this style for 6 months now so I didn't have to teach him how to do it. In fact, he liked wearing it as I'm sure it's much more comfortable than the…

We have a puller! No matter what harness, halter, collar, collar, martingale we used, THIS gentile leash is the ONLY thing that worked on our dog. It still tries to stutter from time to time, but that's easily corrected. The other good thing I like is that he can carry the ball, he can yawn, he can eat and drink water and the ease with which he opens is so inventive that he has full access to his mobility has. However, being so intelligent it could cause it to slip off your nose if it rubs your

I bought this collar on a whim thinking I might need something decent for my Doberman pinscher puppy in the future. Now he's 6 months old and it turns out we needed him sooner rather than later. I'm not a big fan of spiked collars, but I wanted control when walking this dog as he will be around 120 pounds when he grows up. I've used it twice since buying it a few weeks ago - I chose the medium size because other reviewers said it was large. The medium size is perfect (and I would say it's…

This collar is fantastic! I read the reviews before buying and ordered 1 size smaller and I'm so glad I did! It fits perfectly! I have a 110lb 2 year old Anatolian Shepherd Dog. Its snout is 11.5 inches and the base of the neck is 20 inches, but you don't need this collar at the base of the neck, but at the top right behind the ears. This ensures a secure, tight and secure fit. This is also the correct position for show rings and dressage collars. I bought training collars, choke chains (both…

It's been a while since I've written a review. However, this one really deserves it. I've always used gentle hooklink for my labs. Unfortunately, the small tab at the bottom of the chin always broke and I had to replace it. Thought I'd try something different this time because my year and a half old lab kept breaking them. When I stumbled across this one, I liked how it was better designed. There was no clamp on the bottom to break. The nose was thicker and padded so it wouldn't dig into his…

We have had several dogs including 4 other Labrador Retrievers and we have always been able to train them to work on a loose leash using only a flat collar. We were on the way to training our current Labrador puppy and he did well on a loose leash until he hit puberty and became a 'teen' at around 5.5 months. He developed a mosquito attention span and a stubbornness/independence that our other dogs didn't have, and every time he saw something he wanted while walking with him on the leash, he'd…