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Halti - Headcollar for dogs
Halti Headcollar is a control halter that allows you to lead your dog by its head. The Halti Headcollar is very easy to use and will not cut off your dog's air supply during basic educational activities.
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Halti Headcollar consists of one strap around the neck and another one around the muzzle, with a 15 cm lead. When your dog pulls on the lead, the halter will make its head rotate and will make it more alert to your orders by making it look at you. Any metal components do not come into contact with your dog's skin, ensuring that it does not get hurt.
If your dog is agitated or during training sessions, Halti Headcollar offers a non violent alternative to choke collars and will eliminate excessive traction to the neck or trachea. Compared to a regular halter, Halti Headcollar will allow you to control and direct your dog gently.
For short nosed dogs that cannot fit into a Halti Headcollar easily, we recommend the Lupi no pull harness or the Halti no pull harness.
To use the Halti Headcollar effectively, we recommend using it together with a Halti lead.
Direct-Vet recommends:
The Halti Headcollar will correct aggressive or unruly behaviour by closing the jaws. Once calmed down, the dog is free to pant, yawn or bark. For added safety, we advise that you restrain your dog both with Halti head collar and a regular collar.
Sizing chart for Halti Headcollars
Breed | Size | Breed | Size |
Afghan hound | 3 | Fox Terrier | 3 |
Airedale terrier | 3 | Golden Retriever | 3 |
Akita Inu | 3 ou 4 | Greyhound | 2 ou 3 |
Barzoi | 4 | Husky | 3 |
Basenji | 1 | Jack Russel | 0 ou 1 |
Basset hound | 2 ou 3 | King Charles Spaniel | Déconseillé |
Beagle | 1 ou 2 | Labrador | 3 |
Bearded Collie | 2 | Lhassa Apso | Déconseillé |
Bedlington Terrier | 2 | Malamute | 3 |
German Shepherd | 3 | Pyrenean mountain dog | 4 |
Belgian Shepherd | 2 ou 3 | Munsterland | 3 |
Pyrenean sheepdog | 2 | Norwich Terrier | 0 |
Curly bichon | 0 | Papillon | Déconseillé |
Border Collie | 1 ou 2 | Pekingese | Déconseillé |
Boston Terrier | Déconseillé | Pharaoh hound | 2 |
Bernese mountain dog | 4 | Pointers | 3 |
Boxer dog | 2 ou 3 | Rhodesian Ridgeback | 3 ou 4 |
Weimaraner | 3 | Rottweiller | 4 |
Vizla | 2 | Saint Bernard | 5 |
Briard | 3 | Bloodhound | 4 ou 5 |
Buhund | 1 | Samoyed | 2 |
Bulldog | Déconseillé | Miniature schnauzer | 1 |
Bullmastif | 4 ou 5 | Schnauzer | 2 |
Bull Terrier | 3 | Giant schnauzer | 4 |
Cairn Terrier | 1 | Scottish Terrier | 2 |
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel | 0 ou 1 | English setter | 3 |
Chow Chow | 3 | Gordon setter | 4 |
English cocker spaniel | 1 ou 2 | Irish setter | 3 |
Cocker Spaniel | 1 | Shar Pei | 2 |
Corgi | 1 | Shi Tzu | Déconseillé |
Dalmatian | 2 ou 3 | Springer Spaniel | 2 ou 3 |
Doberman | 2 ou 3 | Stafforshire Bull Terrier | 2 |
Great Dane | 4 ou 5 | Dachshund | 0 |
Elkhund | 3 | Maltese | 0 |
Eurasiand dog | 3 | Whippet | 1 |
Flat coated Retriever | 3 | Yorkshire Terrier | 0 |
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