HALTI Headcollar Size 3 Black, UK Bestselling Dog Head

My 10 month old labrador is getting stronger by the day, I have pains in my hands from him pulling so much with his K9 harness. But this has been a lifesaver, he still pulls a wee bit then realises that he has it on and stops. Walks are so much more pleasurable now, totally recommend this

Once I worked out the bit about attaching to the collar and where to attach lead it was easy, my firstattempt I put the small clip to the lead but it’s commen sense, that I did it wrong. Hard to explain, size 3. Was correct size for my lab

Works for my dog but might not for others. Good quality and fitted him perfectly. Doesn’t pull on walks now and is much easier to control. Does always get his foot stuck in the part that attaches to the collar as it’s quite long so I’ve tied it and it fits better.

Wow wow wow, should have got one ages ago, I have jack russell who pulls like mad, not anymore! OK so i bought size one, fits perfect, he was unsure at first and tried to get it off.. praise and treats help. Set off on walk he lay down but soon got used to i

Treat training and praise did not have any effect on my scent trail addicted dog, so walks had become a bit of a nightmare with pulling in all directions. The first time I used the Halti the walk was a whole new experience, I was in control. There was a bit of head shaking and pawing to start with but I think that is to be expected. My dog now sits on the bottom of the stairs so that I can put the Halti on without bending so it seems that he is comfortable wearing it.

I have 3 dogs, a Labrador – Dutch shepherd and German shepherd. They’re all fairly good on the lead but when my nephew wants to walk them he’s just not strong enough if they smell something or go to change direction bought these 2 days ago they arrived today, tried them all on and they’re a perfect fit ( Size 3 ) and they work a charm. Hopefully now my nephew can walk my lab Chase without being dragged somewhere haha

I have a reactive shepsky 27kg. Wanted to train him to be able to use public transport, yet was scared that he will bark and react too much.
This product really helped! It gives me full control of his head, yet it is not a muzzle and gives him freedom to drink , have treats and hold toys in a mouth.
Dog was not exited about wearing it ,but he learned to accept it with a bit of training and rewards.
We went on underground, bus and had trips to Norwich and Hastings, so it definitely worked for us.( only wearing it while traveling)

I have a 9 month old golden retreiver, who with loads of training was still pulling on the lead to the point we could no longer bring him out, it was too dangerous for us, especially the kids, he would have them falling on the ground or worse pulled out into the road, and the pain in our arms trying to hold him back. He was also choking himself on the collar pulling so hard. We had no control. With this he is walking slower and no pulling, he is not reacting to everything and everyone anymore, just calmly keeps strolling, the kids can hold him again with ease, including our 8 year old. It is difficult to put on, he puts up a lot of resistance, though it has gotten less, he also spends the first 10-15 minutes rubbing his head along the ground trying to remove it, but he eventually settles. I was worried i bought the wrong size at first, but it’s something I have seen all the dogs in our area who wear one do. Highly recommend, I hope that soon he will realise that walks are enjoyable if he doesn’t pull and strangle himself and we can go back to using the collar or back harness again.

I’ve raised a lot of dogs from my own to rescues, foster dogs with baggage to therapy dogs. My standard poodle is super affectionate and a favorite at doggie daycare, with people and in general. However since the day I rescued him at 4 months old he’s always been reactive on the lead but I lived in the country then on 6 acres and it wasn’t an issue until my recent move to the suburbs. He has a high prey drive, reactive to the delivery trucks, people of different colors, other dogs and wheelchairs only when on a leash. I can’t take him anywhere because of it. He’s constantly pulling his 70lbs no matter what on a lead. I hated walking him and was so embarrassed. Walking my dog is something I enjoy but with him it’s been super stressful. I can barely hold him when he goes off. I’ve tried walking him at times when nobody is outside to more secluded areas, wearing a pinch collar, a bark collar, a choke collar, and a collar that goes such as a slip lead right under his throat area and by his ears and nothing has worked nothing. I learned using all those collars during a walk is heightened his reactiveness. He is reactive, barking and scary when he’s on his lead and people are afraid of him. This is not OK-so I watch some reactive dog training videos to learn what I’m doing wrong because once you accept it’s the trainer/owner you’re halfway to home. I ordered this halti collar from the video that was shown and it works. Just used this and his regular buckle collars. No pinch, choke, remote or anything else! I’m walking with a loose lead for the first time with him in 8 years. EIGHT damn years! He lunged one time at a dog and that was it. The rest of the time he just stood and looked people, delivery trucks, other dogs and even a man in a wheelchair on this walk I video tapped. He normally would go nuts. It is unbelievable!!! I can’t get over it within five minutes best 20 bucks I’ve ever spent. God I love this! I’ve told other friends with the same issue. Looking forward to RELAXING controlled loose leash walks! Looking forward to not having every last breath of me sucked out because walks were a huge stress ball! No more! Last picture chomping a pig ear proves the eye roll before the walk was drama and he’s fine! Winning!!!!

I bought this (size 4) for my year old Rottweiler pup who recently had surgery on her leg. After 3 months of strict cage rest she no longer walks to heal as she used to and in order to protect her leg from her pulling too much we bought this. It does work to stop her pulling at full force (which is a lot as a Rottweiler, even though she is small for her breed at only 37 kg) but she hates it (as does my Labrador which we trialled with a previous HALTI head harness) and tries to get it off by either rubbing her face on the grass, against my leg or using her foot.

It’s not hard to get on, it goes over the muzzle, clips on the side of the face and there’s a clip that attaches to the collar (I recommend a double clip lead so you can attach one bit to the harness and one to your dog’s collar/body harness just in case the head harness does slip off) and my dog is pretty happy for me to put it on her. My mum took her for a walk the other day and told me the harness had slipped off her head. The lead was also attached to her collar so she was safe but it’s not at all ideal. We have since retightened the strap around her head and are hoping it doesn’t do that again.

We had an identical HALTI head harness and only had to get a new one as a result of my dog’s operation and subsequent loss of lead control; we had had the other one for a long time for our previous dog and while it remained in good condition, we seldom used it because after training they don’t need it. Getting this will not fix your dog’s lead walking without simultaneous training, it is merely a tool to reduce them pulling you as much as they possibly can while you undertake said training.

Overall I would recommend this if you have a dog that likes to pull you and as a training aid but I would not recommend it if you are looking for an instant fix because if that is the case it will only irritate you and your dog.