PetSafe Easy Walk Headcollar, No-pull Dog Walking Lead
PetSafe Easy Walk Headcollar, No-pull Dog Walking Lead, Adjustable Fit, Comfortable, Large-Black
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Weight: | 191 g |
Size: | Large |
Dimensions: | 20.32 x 3.49 x 20.32 cm; 190.51 g |
Model: | EW-HC-L-BK-17 |
Colour: | Black |
Pack Quantity: | 1 |
Batteries Required: | No |
Batteries Included: | No |
Dimensions: | 20.32 x 3.49 x 20.32 cm; 190.51 g |
Quantity: | 1 |
Size: | Large |
So impressed with this easy walk collar and lead. It is a bargain price. Exceeded my expectations. My dog is happy with it and does not try to get it off her nose like other head collars.
I love this halter. Not sure the dog shares that sentiment, but when it’s on she seems to know what’s expected of her – no pulling! Walks at my pace, turns easily with the slightest tug. I use a double-ended long lead with one end clipped to the halter and the other to her collar. If she really wanted to get it off – as I’ve seen some dogs do with other halters, I expect she could by whipping round 180 degrees and pulling against the lead. Fitting a safety clip from the halter to the collar would ensure you’d keep control of the dog, but this product doesn’t come with one – that’s why it’s 4* and not 5*. I’ve fitted one of my own.
Brought for my whippet lurcher who currently wears a halti and needed a new one.
Had to get a small, as medium falls off him. Tried the small on my pedigree whippet to compare and it is too big, so make sure you measure your dog, don’t go off recommended breed sizes.
The halti itself isn’t too bad, it’s easy to adjust and sits nicely on my boys head.
The lead is terrible. Do not recommend it at all. One good pull and it unclipped. It’s also thin and very capable of shredding fingers due to the type of material it’s made from. If the halti didn’t have a padded noseband I would not be using it, however, it protects well from pulling and rubbing. This will need monitoring over time though.
I prefer my old halti to this one. I think it’s overpriced. Also you don’t get the small clip that allows you to secure the halti to the collar to stop you from losing your dog altogether if they slip out. These clips alone can cost around 5 extra.
If you’re a first-time halti user be sure to put in the time to adjust your dog to the head collar and make it as fun as possible, so they and you get a better walking experience.
Brought one of these to replace a halti head collar. It’s much better as the lead connection is closer to the neck, so when she pulls it doesn’t tighten around her muzzle like the halti one did, which used to make her very uncomfortable. Could probably do with more padding around the nose band though, she still tries to rub it off regularly on a walk, so I don’t think it’s super conformable for her.
I use this to stop my 47kg 1 year old bernese mountain dog pulling me across the road to say hi to other dogs. I don’t think it’s a replacement for training your dog not to pull, but as a way to manage a strong dog while that training is taking place. I use it with a double end lead with one end hooked to the head collar and one to her harness, so I only need to put pressure on the head collar it she’s too strong for the harness, or if we’re in a tight area where she has to walk close to other people or dogs and I need to stop her lunging at them. No harnes/head collar/collar is a replacement for proper loose leash training.