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Re: gentle leader?
My dog pulled a lot and I tried a Halti head collar which I think is the same as a gentle leader. I can only talk about my own experience but I have to say I was amazed and my dog walked virtually straight away without pulling and even my daughter could safely take her for a walk. Can't recommend them highly enough although I understand that they don't suit everyone. Some dogs may need to be introduced to them very slowly e.g. by having them on around the house or building up an association with the head collar and a reward.
Diane AnimalLoversWeb.com Last edited by Diane; 02-12-2007 at 11:42 PM.. |
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Re: gentle leader?
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halti's if not used right can hurt the dogs neck, and peeps tend to put the head round then it puts strain on the neck. TRAIN THE DOG |
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Re: gentle leader?
My dog is trained - I use a halti as hes massive and pulled like a mad man - this doesnt hurt him - it makes life better for the both of us - happy dog happy owner - I didnt buy one as a quick fix - I do agree its not a quick fix but if all other training has been tried then why not try this?
Please dont make out that people who use them do it for a quick fix - I for 1 dont. I have better control over my dog - isnt that a good thing?????? |
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Re: gentle leader?
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most peeps do use them for a quick fix to the prob |
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