HALTI Front Control Harness – To Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Lightweight and Easy to Use. Anti-Pull Dog Training Harness for Large Dogs (Size L)
$28.23
Price: $28.23
(as of Dec 31, 2024 15:19:24 UTC – Details)
The Halti Front Control Harness is designed to stop your dog pulling by steering your dog from their chest and shoulders to give you maximum control when using the lead. It is a great alternative for dogs who do not like or cannot wear a headcollar.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 1.81 x 5.24 x 9.45 inches; 8.96 ounces
Item model number : LH03
Department : Training & Behavior
Date First Available : March 2, 2011
Manufacturer : Company of Animals
ASIN : B004ZCJ8PW
STOPS PULLING: The Halti Front Control Harness steers the dog from the chest and shoulders, ensuring improved control with even the strongest pullers.
KIND & HUMANE: The lightweight design and neoprene padding on the shoulder straps ensures maximum comfort at all times.
PERFECT FIT: The Halti Front Control Harness is easily adjustable offering a comfortable solution for all sizes of dog.
SAFE: Featuring a strong safety clip that attaches to your dog’s collar for complete peace of mind.
BETTER TOGETHER: To get the best no pull training experience, use the Halti Front Control Harness with our double clip Halti Training Lead.
Customers say
Customers find the animal harness useful for controlling their pets’ pulling behavior. They say it works well with double-ended leashes and their dogs respond well to it. The harness makes walks easier and more pleasant for them and their pets. Many customers appreciate its ease of use, quality, and clip attachment. However, some have differing opinions on fit and durability.
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KS –
Best by Far!
I’ve tried several other walking tools without success. My dog is an enthusiastic walker. Prefers to go full speed. Does not care in which direction. Also prone to lunging at critters. Not one for sprinting myself (or darting about), I’ve been trying to reel her in to a reasonable pace.Things that did not work:Nylon choke collar. Non-starter. Without the metal barbs, she really went for it. Would’ve asphyxiated herself if I let her. Same with the nylon regular collar.Metal, prong, choke collar. This is what her foster recommended. It slowed her down a bit. But she would still pull on it during all types of leash training techniques. She loved it. Neighbors were intimidated by her in it. I found it slightly terrifying. She actually impaled herself in the front of the neck (did not seem to notice though). Still comes running anytime she hears it jingle though.Halti nylon snout harness. This immobilized her completely. As in, take a few steps and lye on the ground and furiously paw it off. Tried the suggestion of giving a nice treat when putting it on. The few times we did get going, people seemed terrified of her (probably assuming it was to keep her from biting). She went on a sad walking strike and management gave in after a day or two.Harness with wide, padded V on the chest and two clips and attachment ring on the shoulders. I originally got this as a car safety harness and didn’t notice the front clip. Turned out to be pretty good for discouraging pulling when clipped into the front ring. But the whole chest piece would pull to the side if she got overly enthusiastic. Really hated putting it on and taking it off (small head hole and big ears). Most difficult to keep clean (so much surface area). This is her go-to car harness because of the padding.This harness. Total life saver. Caught my eye when I stumbled on a YouTube review. Just by looking at the design, I could tell this was going to work much better. Even when tightly strapped in, the extremely wide head hole makes her happy to take it on and off (no alluring jingle though). Slack-leash at walking pace with this one. Possible to pull to the side, but only slightly because of the connection to regular collar. Shoulder ring is excellent with the double-sided leash. Only a very small amount of nylon to clean. She’s much better on the regular collar only now.My only complaint is the collar clip has rusted pretty significantly after only a couple months (but quite a few trips into the ocean). At the end of the day, I can’t believe this was only $7. I would pay a lot more for high-quality hardware.
Carren Liby –
Works Like A Charm
I am amazed at how well this worked! I have a 7 month old large breed puppy who was having a hard time leash training. She has gotten so strong that she can drag me with no problem. I’ve been working with her like crazy trying to get her to relax and be calmer on a leash without much luck. I decided to try the Halti harness because I have used the Halti head collar a long time ago on a previous dog (the head collar I own doesn’t fit the new puppy). I was amazed at how well it worked! It was such a relief for myself and my other dog, who walks with us most of the time, our first walk with the new harness on was such a stress free relaxing walk I could hardly believe she was the same dog. I bought the large size since she is still growing, I had to adjust it down as small as it goes for a perfect fit, it was easy to adjust. She doesn’t have a problem wearing it and it is very quick and easy to put on her. It seems well constructed and durable. I clip the leash to the front ring so if she does pull it simply turns her back towards me which is not what she wants so she gives up and goes back to walking nicely with me and the other dog. After a week of using it so far I have already noticed that she barely ever tries to pull now because she’s realized what the outcome will be. I am so glad I bought this and I highly recommend it for anyone who has a dog that pulls on the leash. I am going to buy a second one for my other dog who is not usually a puller, but she is 120 lbs and very strong, the only time she pulls on the leash is if she sees a squirrel (her favorite thing to chase).
hnguzman –
Good Harness that Works Well
I have a 7 month, 55lb pitbull mix and this harness is slightly big on him. I chose the Medium size instead of the Small size because the straps on the Small one looked too thin IMO to withstand the pulling of a pitbull. The strap part that goes around his stomach has at least 6 inches of excess, so that the end of the strap drags on the ground. This is easily fixable by either cutting off the excess or taking the end and slipping it into the buckle that is used to make the straps longer/shorter. The strap that goes across the chest has a clip that you attach to the collar. If you don’t clip it to the collar, your dog WILL slip out of the harness when it tries to pull/resist. If you don’t like your dog to wear a collar, then this harness might not work well for you. I’ve used it for a few months now and it has held up well. I like that there is a ring on the back of the harness, so you can hook your leash to the chest area or the back area or both (if you have a leash that has a clip at both ends). Petco has this harness for $20-22 in store, but I got it on Amazon for $10-11.
luna –
Nice harness but not for the escape artist
I have 2 of this harnesses, one for my beagle and one for my corgi. Works great with the beagle, but our corgi is a bit of a escape artist and twisted himself in such a way that he got out of the harness while outside (even with the harness attached to his collar, but admittedly his collar was slightly loose). Fortunately, we were able to get him right away but if he had run to the street it could have been a dangerous situation. At first I thought maybe I had the harness too loose so I tightened it but today I took him for a walk and realized that the harness had become loose again. So if you have a escape artist make sure that you check every time you go out to make sure it is tight enough.It does help with pulling when attached to the front
Humberto –
Es fácil de adaptar, poner y quitar, me gusta que trae una bandola para sujetar del collar, lo que aumenta la seguridad.
Cliente Amazon –
Tengo un cruce de pastor alemán con pastor belga de 6 meses. El perro pesa ya 24 kilos y los paseos eran muy difÃciles porque tiraba muchÃsimo y con la fuerza q tiene, si te pillaba desprevenida te hacÃa daño. Es el primer paseo q damos y el perro sigue tirando pero tengo q decir q es super suave y con muy poca fuerza se le re-dirige bien. He pedido la correa de doble enganche pero todavÃa no la tengo y he probado con una normal. Como el tema tirones es algo muy difÃcil, volveré en unos dÃas a editar la reseña si veo que va a mejor o a peor, todo sea q el perro se acostumbre a que le tire de lado y no haga su efecto. Espero ser de ayuda ðEdito nuevamente la reseña. Llevo un mes con el arnés y el perro va maravillosamente bien. Ya le di 5 estrellas pero vuelvo para ratificarlas.El perro corre por el monte super a gusto cuando le suelto la correa.Es muy fácil de colocar, al principio me liaba pero como el perro va muy a gusto, no es el sufrimiento de otros q sabe q le tiran y no quiere ponérselos.Es simplemente maravilloso.
De muelenaere –
Collier non complet
Sandra –
Produktbewertung: HALTI Front Control Anti-Zug Geschirr, GröÃe KleinIch habe das HALTI Front Control Anti-Zug Geschirr in der GröÃe Klein für meinen Mini-Australien Shepard gekauft, und ich bin absolut zufrieden. Das Geschirr ist speziell dafür entwickelt, das Ziehen an der Leine zu verhindern, und es tut genau das, was es verspricht.Design und Qualität: Das Geschirr ist gut verarbeitet und fühlt sich robust an. Es besteht aus qualitativ guten Materialien. Die Möglichkeit, das Geschirr individuell anzupassen, macht es sehr benutzerfreundlich. Nach ein paar einfachen Einstellungen saà es perfekt.Funktionalität: Das HALTI Geschirr bietet eine sanfte Kontrolle über den Brustbereich des Hundes, was das Ziehen effektiv reduziert. Die Leine wird vorne am Brustbereich befestigt, was dazu führt, dass der Hund automatisch zur Seite gelenkt wird, wenn er versucht zu ziehen. Dieses Prinzip ist äuÃerst effektiv, und nach ein paar Trainingseinheiten habe ich eine deutliche Verbesserung beim Laufen mit meinem Hund bemerkt.Benutzung und Handhabung: Die Anwendung des Geschirrs ist wirklich unkompliziert. Es lässt sich leicht an- und ausziehen, was ich besonders praktisch finde. Allerdings muss ich betonen, dass es etwas Ãbung und Geduld erfordert, bis Mensch und der Hund sich an das neue Gefühl gewöhnt haben. Anfangs kann es etwas ungewohnt sein, aber sobald der Hund versteht, wie er sich bewegen soll, lässt sich der Spaziergang viel angenehmer gestalten. Bei uns hat es von Tag zu Tag besser funktioniert, und mein Hund zieht nun deutlich weniger an der Leine.Fazit: Das HALTI Front Control Anti-Zug Geschirr ist eine fantastische Lösung für Hundebesitzer, die nach einer sanften, aber effektiven Methode suchen, um das Ziehen an der Leine zu verhindern. Es erfordert zwar etwas Geduld und Training, aber die Ergebnisse sprechen für sich. Mit etwas Ãbung lässt sich der Hund sehr gut steuern, und die Spaziergänge werden deutlich entspannter. Ich kann dieses Geschirr wärmstens empfehlen!
Bolifraud Y. –
Jâai un staff croisé qui tirait comme un malade, même les éducateurs que jâai vu sont choqué, au bout d 1 an de boulot à apprendre la marche en laisse je nâai pas eu beaucoup de résultats, jâai testé ce harnais dès réception et elle nâest plus du tout tentée de tirer, elle est même plus attentive à moi je trouve, je suis pas payé pour dire ça mais si vous avez un chien qui tire beaucoup essayez !à voir dans le temps si câest solide