🐕 Black SPORN Head Halter for Dogs Review

I have a 6 month old Aussie/Border Collie puppy who is very smart and has a really terrible D. He doesn't want to roll he likes to chase cars, he wants to drag ME EVERYWHERE. I tried two other highly rated head halters. He shot her in less than a block. They didn't help at all. I have successfully used the Halti brand name on a 90 pound German Shepherd. Didn't phase this guy. I have no intention of selling this dog, but most dogs are given away due to behavioral issues between the ages of 1 and

We have 4 dogs. Three gentle lazy sloths and one complete and utter sloth. She pulls, barks, growls, digs random holes (on walks!), growls and sometimes even howls at trifles. She's been in behavioral training, like really intense training to no avail, and she's even been on antidepressants and THESE work, but they work too well and she's just crazy. One way to help her stay calm is to walk her 3-4 miles a day, but that's next to impossible because she'll likely bite someone if she gets the…

First of all like most people I am very concerned about the welfare of my dog and although I wouldn't say that it"comfortable" looks is a much better and safer option than some of the other items you will find there. In fact, the only problem I have is that my dog has long hair around his eyes. and it can be a little tricky to get stuck in their line of sight because of the arc. There is indeed a velvet overlay on the bow that is beautiful and thoughtful. It's a relatively easy device to use…

This type of collar works best for my dog. I have a 70 pound Shepard mix who thinks he's in control of the world when he's on a leash. He pulls and falls, and what is worse, he is very aggressive towards other dogs. At such moments, he bites the leash and it becomes difficult to restrain him. I've been to training sessions with him and despite some improvements he's still out of control. The animal welfare organization where I adopted my dog recommends the same collar. Another brand hooks under

I have used halters that go through the dog's legs and fasten behind the shoulders. I've used spiked collars (which I despise as they can really hurt a dog's throat). I used a leash that wraps around the dog's waist and pulls tight to stop him from pulling (it worked for about 15 minutes, then he pulled hard enough again to actually defecate the next day). And then I read all the great reviews on this product and I thought oh that's ONE! Well it isn't. The first one I bought was actually…