Revive the joy of dog - walking for you and your furry friend with the Walk ‘n Train Head Halter. This unique dog head halter is designed like a collar but functions as a no - pull device. It guides your dog's head, and as the head moves, the body follows. When your dog tries to pull, it gently applies pressure on the snout to correct the behavior. Crafted from quick - drying polyester webbing and equipped with a heavy - duty quick - release snap, it's incredibly easy to put on and take off. There's also a safety loop that attaches to your dog's regular collar, ensuring you maintain control even if your dog slips out of the halter. The padded nose band offers extra comfort, and the side straps let your dog pant and drink water while wearing it. Sizing options are available for a wide range of dog breeds: X - Small (Collar: 10'-13', Snout: 4'-5' for Papillion, Yorkshire Terrier), Small (Collar: 13'-17', Snout: 4'-6' for Miniature Schnauzer, Sheltie), Medium (Collar: 14'-19', Snout: 5'-7' for Cocker Spaniel, Collie), Large (Collar: 15'-20', Snout: 7'-9' for Boxer, Shepherd), X - Large (Collar: 17'-24', Snout: 9'-12' for Great Dane, Rottweiler), XX - Large (Collar: 22'-30', Snout: 12'-15' for Bloodhound, St. Bernard).
Using the Walk 'n Train Dog Head Halter is easy. First, choose the right size based on your dog's collar and snout measurements. Then, open the heavy - duty quick - release snap and put the halter over your dog's head. Adjust it so the nose band is comfortably around the snout and the collar part fits well around the neck. Attach the safety loop to your dog's regular collar. When your dog pulls, the halter will gently guide its head and apply pressure on the snout to correct the pulling. Remember to always keep an eye on your dog when it's wearing the halter, especially if it's the first time. Make sure the halter is not too tight or too loose. For maintenance, you can wash the polyester webbing with mild soap and water when it gets dirty. Let it air dry completely before using it again. If you notice any signs of wear and tear on the snap or the webbing, it's time to replace the halter.
