🐶 Coastal Pet - Walk and Train - Canine Head Halter - Black Review

This is the best product we have found for our dog who pulls when walking. We have tried several other products including harnesses as well as different training methods to walk the dog on a leash and this works best in combination with training walks or just "scent walks" (a walk where we stop the dogs and all let sniff). You will immediately notice the difference in how my dog doesn't pull as this harness pulls his head back towards you when he tries to pull while without it all 40lbs pull me

I've been using this halter for a few months now and I love it! Luna, on the other hand, hates it. Maybe because she feels it binds her, but trust me, it doesn't. She can still bark, pick up sticks on our walks, do whatever she wants. I think it's just something around her muzzle. The way the leash is attached pulls her head towards me as she starts to pull and she immediately slows down and walks at my pace. It's a bit tricky to put on just because of all the laces, but when I'm done I look at

LIKE. My first dog loves to pull so much, I swear she was a sled dog in a past life. It doesn't stop her from pulling (because she loves it), but it does require a 55-pound, surprisingly muscular dog who can pull you anywhere until you feel like your arm is being ripped off, and her power to the max converts power. . controlled small jerk. We've tried choke collars and harnesses and they didn't do anything. THAT makes walking possible. It doesn't stop pulling completely when your dog thinks…

I bought this collar and spiked collar at the same time as I was looking for ways to curb my dog's ridiculous flinching when walking on a regular leash. and I didn't even bother to try the collar after using it. It works very efficiently and quickly fixes the worst behavior. The dog threw a tantrum for about 5 minutes the very first time we put it on and then we went for a quiet and pleasant walk right after, almost no problems since. Every now and then he tries to pull it out of his face for a

I have used the Gentle Leader harness on several of my dogs including some of the rescuers I have trained. They worked but I found a few problems with them. The nose piece is not padded so it tended to rub against the dog's nose and also often reached to the edge of the eyes no matter how I adjusted it. I also found that you had to make the straps quite tight, which the dogs didn't like, to keep them in place. And sometimes it didn't even work as I often found the collar slipping/moving during…