🐕 Stop Your Dog from Pulling and Choking on Walks with the PetSafe Chic Gentle Leader Headcollar Review

As well as being chic in a donut shape, this gentle leash is very well made, easy to use once you know how to put it on and puts an end to wobble, twitch and bark. Our nightmarish walks have become heavenly thanks to this miracle cure. Note: Your dog may try to get his nose to the ground and use his front paws to try and remove the noseband until he gets used to having it there. Just pull the leash to stop him and hold on to you too. A leash fairly close to you doesn't give the dog much leash…

I love Gentle Leaders. They really work wonders for dogs that pull. If you adjust them carefully and give them lots of treats initially while your dog gets used to them, by the end of the first walk your dog will be pulling along like a well-trained champion. Works particularly well when training on a "loose leash". The moment your dog pulls on the leash, stop immediately. Don't move forward again until your dog takes a step back to loosen the leash. You may need to hold this position for a few

First off, how cute is the donut pattern? I have a nearly 90 lb black Lab with lots of energy. He would always pull the leash and harness we had before and drag me down hills, into people's yards, and even into the oncoming lane when I was chasing animals. Not funny. Or sure. As it got warmer I wanted to spend more time with our dog but I could only stand outside for 5-10 minutes because he was so bad at walking on a leash. This gentle leader changed EVERYTHING. It took maybe 5 minutes to…

I have 2 very energetic and strong Dalmatians and I have always tolerated their cravings. I've tried all sorts of leashes and harnesses but nothing got my dogs to walk next to me, at least not for the first 20 minutes, after a good walk they calmed down a bit but it was never perfect, never comfortable. they hurt my hand so much that i got used to them, but i was always afraid that they would have trachea problems in the future. One day one of my clients (I'm a groomer) came up with one of…

It's like magic. I'm taking my neighbor's puppy for a walk. She is only 4 months old but she is strong. During the first two walks, she kept twitching and jumping back and forth. Whenever she saw someone across the street, she would bark, stagger forward, standing on her hind legs, and choke on her collar. One day she grabbed the leash from my hand and ran outside. Good thing there were no cars. Then I remembered the flat line. The moment I put it on her, she changed. If there were people or…

I have three dogs. The first one is not counted because he likes to train on a leash and walks well. My second Aussie, now 2 years old, was a nightmare. When she was a pup she took off so many collars that I didn't feel safe in anything but a harness. We've been using the easy gear for about a year, but it's incompatible with the fix for it. It's usually great, but sometimes it's worse. When we got our third Aussie who is now about 10 months old I was given a regular conga harness with front…

Draws A LOT on walks (she is very muscular and so strong) We have used her She was strapped in before we bought it but it was still so hard to stop her from pulling/controlling during our walks, sometimes I was too scared to walk her alone, because i knew that if she sees another dog on our walk she will do it its very difficult for me to control her / not pull me (she is great at home and does well when she has other dogs properly introduced but there is something like she has seen another dog