HALTI No Pull Harness – To Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Lightweight and Easy to Use. Reflective Dog Training Harness for Medium Dogs (Size M)
Original price was: $35.99.$25.61Current price is: $25.61.
Price: $35.99 - $25.61
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The Halti No Pull Harness provides a simple solution for any dog that pulls on the lead. The combination of a no pull lifting action and front control steering makes training easy and can be used individually or together to manage different levels of pulling. Paired with the Halti Training Lead, the Halti No Pull Harness provides immediate control for even the strongest pullers, so you can walk happy with Halti!
Product Dimensions : 7.87 x 7.87 x 1.18 inches; 10.24 ounces
Item model number : 15220A
Department : mens
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available : February 5, 2014
Manufacturer : Company of Animals
ASIN : B07NSMFPMX
Country of Origin : China
STOPS PULLING: A simple no pull solution for most dogs, with both a no pull lifting action and front control steering. A perfect option for flat nosed breeds who can’t wear a headcollar.
KIND & HUMANE: The lightweight design allows for full range of movement and the padded chest and leg straps keep your dog comfortable during walks.
PERFECT FIT: The Halti No Pull Harness comes in 3 different sizes and is fully adjustable to fit most dogs. Use our size guide to find your dog’s perfect fit.
REFLECTIVE & SAFE: Reflective chest panel and stitching for improved low light visibility.
BETTER TOGETHER: To get the best no pull training experience, use the Halti No Pull Harness with our double clip Halti Training Leash.
Customers say
Customers like the value for money, comfort, and ease of walking with the harness. However, some customers have mixed opinions on whether it works well, is durable, easy to use, and fits properly.
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Shane –
Worked well for our yellow lab
We have a somewhat fat, but otherwise pretty average size yellow lab. I got the medium size, and was worried it would be too small, but it was fine. Something about the design seems to make her pull less, and the harness is easy to put on.
Carolina –
Best Harness So Far!!
I don’t write many reviews, but this harness was a LIFESAVER.Harness Size: MedPupper: 45-50 lb Husky/GSDMy dog has a high level of fear aggression. A few days ago, she decided (after around almost a YEAR of 0 complaints) to be terrified of her 2HoundsDesign harness. My guess is a combination of the *snap* sound of the buckles, combined with the pressure under her forearms. Morning walk? Completely fine. Evening walk? Tries to bite, is full on Kujo mode, no walk/normal nightly exercise, only goes outside to pee after I make a slip leash, then pouts in her bed the rest of the night. (She was not injured, I made sure to check later). Cue me (stressed out from Xmas hours and sick with the flu), having a breakdown on the kitchen floor, wondering if I’m capable of handling such a reactive dog.Halti No Pull Harness:No snaps, no buckles. Just quickly pulled it over her head, and asked for “paw” on both sides. I wouldn’t say it’s as pull-proof as the 2HoundsDesign, but it’s pretty darn close. No sliding from side to side when I use a double (front/back connection) lead.I believe that the Halti is superior to the 2Hounds, in that there is quite a bit of slack when she is NOT pulling. Although the 2Hounds design is also padded and has SOME give, it seems rather constrictive, *esp when she is sitting*. I feel like this Halti harness is one I can take with us on long mountain hikes with no worry of chaffing or discomfort. Also, the reflectiveness of the stitching is on point.——–Previous Harnesses:Halti Gentle Leader:Does my dog HATE it? Yes. Do I *love* it? Also, YES. It’s great for when we are in crowded areas and I want FULL control.2HoundsDesign:I loved it until it no longer was an option. I will say that I worried about discomfort/chaffing on some of our longer hikes. But, it has been the best option for reducing pulling over-all.Ruffwear Front Range:Big fan off the Ruffwear brand, NOT a fan of this harness. There is a front lead option. It’s sturdy, but it isn’t metal. Also, it slides around far too much to be functional for a dual lead. Might work for some, but my dog goes full *sled dog* if the lead is attached to just her back.
Deja20 –
Not for painful fingers and joints
I bought this as a substitute for out of stock product. I ahould have considered more carefully.This is not a good product for people with painful, arthritic hands, or hands and fingers that experience transient weakness.There are no clips for the straps. The entire piece must go over the head of the dog. Legs must be lifted and placed through straps.Straps must be slid through a buckle to tighten them. It does take effort. It’s too much for the inflamed tissues in my hands.This harness does appear to be comprised of quality materials. Its a good fit for my dog. If it weren’t for my painful hands and the lack of clips to allow for easier appluxatiin of harness, I would love it. Harness will be a gidt for someone else.
Karina –
The best harness for mini poodle
I had to go through many different harnesses to finally found one that does not make my mini poodle puppy honk and choke. Every single other harness would make my puppy honk really bad when she would pull. Sheâs still learning so yes sheâs still pulling a lot but this one seems very gentle and doesnât make her choke or honk loudly. Definitely recommend!
Karen –
Didnât control my strong and reactive dog well enough
I love the Halti face harness and have probably purchased 10 of them just for my wild and crazy GSD. Sheâs reactive to a lot of things, but most especially bikes – and the face harness helps a lot. However, she does not like it and is often throwing herself on the ground to rub at it. It also inhibits her panting causing her to get a it foamy at the mouth (nothing like lunging at a bike with a foamy mouth to get a biker to actually warn me next time he speeds by too close). The reason I have purchased so many is someone always puts it on wrong at some point, typically from behind her, and the chin strap ends up in her mouth and chewed through in two seconds. This is exactly what happened to me just last week when I took it off to give her a break from it while on a long walk. Hence, the purchase of this harness.The problem with this harness is when my girl is going to lunge, she often lunges hard. The harness pulls to the side and does not give me enough control. If itâs really unexpected (Iâm always listening for bikes, no EarPods allowed for me), I sometimes end up falling. The harness is not terrible, and I think when I use two leashes itâs better and may work well for a less powerful/less reactive dog, but I now have an order in for a prong collar (donât be judgy until youâve put one on your arm and yanked it, itâs not cruel).I have spent well over a year trying to get her calmer, and she is doing much, much better most days. But if she actually got to a speeding biker, all of us could get very hurt. Weâll see how she does with a prong, but I also ordered two backup Halti face harnesses.
Nbharmal –
Works good. Glad to have purchased and will continue to do so.
Blanda Camilo –
Maravilhosa essa coleira e confortável
carole paquet –
Je n’ai pas vu dâefficacité supérieure à mon harnais anti traction habituel qui reste plus facile à mettre et retirer
SKPK –
Sehr stabil
Dejong Bernard –
Fournis dans un simple sac en plastic sans nom et marque et surtout sans un minimum d’explication d’usage.J’ai bien tenté de l’utiliser mais ce fut un achat complètement inutile