The Halti has been acclaimed worldwide as the most effective design of headcollar, which naturally follows the contours of a dog’s face. First ask your dog to sit, then use a titbit or a squeaky toy in front of his forelegs to persuade him to adopt the correct ‘down’ posture, if necessary adding a slight downward pressure on the Halti. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This is an old horse-trainer’s trick when the reluctant nag is more docile and catchable when wearing its halter. Restriction with a human is simply not so much fun as playing with other dogs, chasing rabbits, sniffing and other favourite dog activities.

Its unique design which controls the dog from his chest and shoulders gives more control to guide your dog where you want it to go. If you own a dog that is a problem puller, then the HALTI harness will definitely help you teach your dog to walk more calmly by your side. It's important to remember that for your dog having a new training aid may feel unusual for your dog.

Mostly, it gave me peace of mind and a little confidence that I probably had a little more control to combat their strength if/when needed, the reality might have been different. By attaching your leash to the front chest strap of the Halti Harness you will gain more control over your dog. I'll probably keep using the harness but give the lead a miss in the future, I have another that can do a similar job without as much excess fabric being twisted around my hand.

It's mostly a preventative measure needed for short bursts so I feel happier, quite honestly, and a few months ago I asked to review the HALTI No-Pull Harness. Other products from the Halti range are also available, such as the Halti Training Lead and Halti Optifit Head Collar.So if your dog pulls on his Halti, step to one side and turn him sideways, even in a complete circle. actually with all the stuff involved over the 5plus years with dogs in my state think it would be better for a reliable harness like this . I do think, whether it's my own state of mind or not, that the HALTI No-Pull Harness did probably help ease pulling a little in certain overexcited moments, but I couldn't say for sure. Usually that is sufficient for him to drop his bottom, but for a few defiant dogs you may have to push their head gently backwards, so the hind limbs go down. When your dog is walking off the lead, you can simply remove the harness or tie the excess length up in a secure loop.