Coastal Pet - Walk 'n Train - Dog Head Halter - Black - Small - Size 1

According to the sizing for my breed of dogs (one is a boxer/mastiff mix, the other a mini schnauzer), I used the large size for my schnauzer. As soon as it was adjusted, the large one fit perfectly on the large dog. Although the small one did not fit the dog as well, the medium one did. Even though the nose piece was sized to the smallest, he was still able to move the piece off his face when it was smallest. As part of their training, the dogs didn't like it initially. The large dog soon figured out that if she didn't pull, it wasn't too tight on her. Dog that is small in size. I hate it. It takes a little more effort to get him to cooperate. It was a bit more defiant in its attitude. The learning process is more difficult for them. In the beginning he would do well, then he would start fighting it and he would suddenly stop abruptly. After that he did a little twist, and he was done! There was no beak in his mouth. The two of us have done this several times. I walked the entire distance (shortly). That the nose piece will tighten on pulling and then loosen itself once they've finished pulling is nice to me. It's a great way to teach both people and pets about cause and effect. The matter is being handled by our team. I'm still here. I would suggest that if your dog is around 15 pounds, it is best to go with the XS instead of The measurements I took were not accurate, and I probably should have measured. am still undecided on whether to order the XS or to keep the S.

Jeremias Bush

| Nov 07, 2020

This collar fits well. That's one thing I can agree with. The dog that we have is a smaller mixed breed that pulls like a mad dog, and as I have experience with Halti, I decided to try this one out. Our boy measured out at the store and I ordered a small. We were excited the day the shirt arrived but disappointed after cutting it out. Though the neck size was perfect, the mouth size was just a little bit too big. Yawning isn't possible due to his lack of opening his mouth fully. He popped off the little clip when he did so. As long as I can find a better Halti version, we will continue to use it until I find a better version that gives him more room to drink and pant. This is a good design. There is a great deal of durability going along with the padded nose compared to Halti's lacking one. The ability to reduce the muzzle part when necessary is nice, but again, there is too little room as it stands. Though I am sure this product will work well for some, our boy will not benefit from it.

Malaysia Petty

| Nov 15, 2020

I can walk my dog without a leash and collar using only this halter and my dog does not pull. Hound owners will really appreciate this tool. This had an unexpected benefit to our relationship since she paid more attention to my needs and could focus better on tasks and who I'd have to say this is one of the best things I have ever purchased. As soon as she got used to it, it was also very comfortable for her. You can communicate your wants and needs to your dog by moving your body while you're traveling.

Orlando Neal

| Feb 12, 2021

There was a problem with one of the Holt Dog collars I purchased and it may have been the dog. The Holt didn't appeal to my dogs at all. I tried all methods to make wearing it a promising experiment, but even the most tasty Snausage in the world wouldn't get them to be cooperative. It seemed that they would not walk, and that they kept trying to wrestle their heads out of their collars. I heard one of my dogs screaming loudly when she tried to wrestle her Our neighbors thought we were more interesting than any television program they had ever seen. My dogs are Scottish Terriers, so I suspect their breed may be the root of the problem. Their heads are not in the game A breed can be strong and that comes with it. It makes me cringe to think of all the money I've spent trying to get these girls to walk well As we walk out the door, each of us pulls to the left, the other to the right, which causes a fight to break out. Having been knocked over by them and hitting my head on the concrete, I had to buy the Holt collars to keep me from harm. I did not care that I suffered a concussion, the dogs acted as bad as they always did. Thundershirts are now the uniform of choice for my little Scottish ladies. Although they don't understand what they are, they are fighting to get to the front of the line in order to wear the shirt and For them, it is probably as exciting as if I had something on my head like a plastic bag on my nose. Those things must be known by someone, right? I have heard positive reviews about the Holt and have used it with success. Scotties were not found on any of them. I wish you and your dogs the best of luck.

Jenna Hendricks

| Apr 10, 2021

It was impossible to get one of the dogs to accept it even after extensive training. In the end, I gave up after he rubbed his face so much on the sand while wearing it to the beach and got conjunctivitis. He must be in great pain. The other dog has adjusted better and it has been wonderful for us as we are working on training her to be less reactive when we are out. - *Pros - This collar has given me great control over my dog's head and has lasted through a lot of use. In my opinion, I enjoy walks much more now than I did in the past. I like the fact that it doesn't ride up and get in the dog's eyes like some products do. There are a few cons to this It is not something my dog loves to wear, but she tolerates it. The moment I get the harness out, she runs away, but once she has it on she will happily walk with it. She seems to pinch my dog on her chin from time to time. 99% of the time, she'll be walking along happily, and every once in a while she'll roll her face on the ground, and then There have also been a few times when her leash has come undone from the head halter - I'm not sure how this has happened, but I think the latch on the leash catches against the head halter part, making it come undone. not because she was trying to escape her harness or anything like that she was just walking along. It would be better if I used a The last time it happened was about a year ago. I dislike that the part of the halter that goes around her throat is extremely tight and it is impossible to adjust the strap for It is clear (from her face shape) that she has dobe or greyhound features.

Julieta Warren

| Apr 06, 2021

It's mostly true. As a purebred Shiba, Tycho is twice the size of a normal dog, weighing 38 pounds at the moment. He is a rescue and rehabilitation worker His anxiety problems got him into trouble, and he was forced to go home. Because of the head halter, we have full confidence that no matter how terrified he becomes or how many tasty cats he sees, we can keep him under control. Despite his ability to throw off the head halter when he's upset, Tycho does not mind it one bit. He will catch himself by flinging one, and we will catch him by holding him by the other, and we will safely keep him in This is a great option for people who are concerned about their dog pulling during walks or slipping his collar. Getting the right size may take a couple of tries, but it will be worth it in the end.

Marshall Walters

| Jun 28, 2021