Halti Head Collar Reviews

I don't want to raise people's hopes. like any product on the market you have to try it yourself. All I can do is tell you my experiences. The Scene: I am 5ft4" and weigh approximately 8 stone. To be honest I'm not sure I could lift my own body weight (Note to self: Must try to lift own body weight) Anyway, back in May I ...  Read the complete review

me and my partner have 2 alaskan malamutes and they pull like crazzy and wer totally out of control (jumping up at people etc ) then we bought a halti head collar for them & my god they are amazing :o Before we got these our arms were sore and being pulled out the socket! But then we bought these and PEACEFUL ...  Read the complete review

We own a westie and a collie/jack russel mix. Maggie, the collie/Jack russel mix tends to pull and she's very strong. As a rescue dog, we understand that they can be anxious, scared and have very needy personality as opposed to non-rescue dogs. She has bad walking habits when she's on the leash (pulling, turns around then pulls, doesn't listen) ...  Read the complete review

I currently have two dogs which I both use the halti on and find it fantastic; I have used the halti on three dogs in total. It is easy to put on however, it took a bit of time for my dogs to agree! They are a bit unsure of putting there nose through the peice that goes over the nose to being with, but after a fee treats the other side of it - no ...  Read the complete review

Personally I feel the halti collars gives the impression that a dog is or can be aggressive. Although I know this isn't actually the case at all. Having owned dogs all my life and going through several different collars to find one that works well both for the dog and myself I would rate this collar as 8/10. The actually halti collar is well ...  Read the complete review

I`ve had mine for about a year now and I think they are brilliant. It was when my dog Ziggy was about 8 months old and he was getting quite big. Hes a staff cross collie cross boxer. A bit of a mix and a big dog (45kg). Being quite bouncy, especially around other dogs he was getting quite hard to control. I could hold him but he ...  Read the complete review

My great danes hated the halti, I tried it for a few months and couldn't get them used to it. I find that even after I did get them to stop pawing at it that they were already fairly tolerant of its' feel. The trick to owning strong dogs is to walk them OFTEN and use the jerk-release method; quickly jerk/pull leash in a snap motion and immediately ...  Read the complete review

We own a 7 year old Border Collie called Bracken, lets just say that the word hyper does not even do him justice! Brackens particular problem has always been pulling on the lead and dragging you everywhere he wants to go. This can be rather embarrassing, and while out jogging with him has the effect of nearly legging you up, or stopping you dead ...  Read the complete review

We was having a right nightmre walking our dog to the effect she dragged for a run down to the shops 2 miles and back and it was getting to the point it was taking a lot of effort to take her out for a walk even for me.Walks were just not enjoyable anymore until we bought this.This managed to slow her right down and does not cause any ...  Read the complete review

We purchased a halti for our springer spaniel who pulled like mad, to the extent of snapping a number of collars, it was a worry near roads so we looked into training aids to treat the issue. The halti was the first correctional device i brought despite my partners thinking it was cruel and would hurt the dog. The first time i put the ...  Read the complete review

I have heard many great things about this revolutionary Halti head collar, but it did not really appeal as I assumed that it was a muzzle and should not be used on dogs. I feel very strongly about cruelty to dogs and in my opinion this is cruelty to the heist degree. That was before I actually set eyes on this fantastic little ...  Read the complete review

I have two dogs. One is a labrador who is nearly 2 years old called Baileys and Charlie who is a 5 year old lab/retriever. Both are VERY energetic dogs and weigh suprisingly around 6 stone each! So as you can imagine with 2 very energetic dogs we do ALOT of walking and exercise with them, which before we discovered the halti was an absolute ...  Read the complete review

I have an 8 month Golden Retriever. He is obedient but a pain when walking as he pulls all the time. I had heard of the Halti from various people and based on their comments decided to give it a go. To be fair he did not like it when I first put it on him. However after a couple of hours he seemed to ignore it. I then tried a walk in the garden. ...  Read the complete review

~~**~~* Halti Dog Collars *~~**~~ Doughnut is a Labrador. For those of you aren't aware of them, labs are twits. Especially 11 month old chocolate ones. And it is for this simple reason that I found myself resorting to the wonderful invention of the Halti. I've been putting it off for ages whilst we've struggled to maintain dignity ...  Read the complete review

I have decided to write this review as I feel that most people have not given the dog training device, the halti head collar a fair chance. I feel that this is the best training devise that is designed for dogs that tend to pull excessively, and tend to be very uncontrollable during routine walks. MY PROBLEM When we first ...  Read the complete review

My dog Bonnie is nearly two years old and is a Border Collie cross Labrador. As a result she is quite an energetic dog and is also fairly large and powerful. She is perfect in almost every way with one exception - walking on the lead!! She pulls and pulls to a point where you feel that your shoulder has been dislocated. If we tell her off she ...  Read the complete review

I have a Doberman/Labrador cross and he's almost 14. That's pretty old for a dog but he still doesn't walk without almost pulling my arm out of its socket. I tried all kinds of ways to train him and followed suggestions from the vet about choker chains and the like. The trouble was that nothing seemed to work as he is just too strong for me. ...  Read the complete review

I have got a Basenji cross who is nearly 7. Since we had her when she was a puppy, she has done nothing but pull on her lead. Since she pulls so hard i stopped walking her for a while because she put to much preassure on my arm. I have tried a harness which does work a bit but it takes her longer to get tired, i got her a choke chain which ...  Read the complete review

wow this piece of equipment is an absolute godsend. I have a 19 month lab who walks quite nicely on a lead but can pull at times, especially when he sees a cat add to this equation a 9 month Golden retriever who is very excitable and can't wait to get to the open grass area, and so pulls like a trooper. Before I bought the halti I ...  Read the complete review

Absolutely fantastic! In reference to the poor experiences below: It may have been wise to hold the lead firmly and prevent the dog from getting their head to the ground in the first place. In reference to the pitbull: yes, perhaps it wont work with your dog. I have a psychotic male 75kg Labrador. He pulls and pulls on the lead. We used ...  Read the complete review