HALTI No Pull Harness - to Stop Your Dog Pulling on The Leash. Adjustable, Lightweight and Easy to Use. Reflective Dog Training Harness for Large Dogs (Size L),Black

I had this style for years without the front no pole leash option and I loved it until 5 years of wear it finally went. I finally found this product and let me tell you I have a new dog! She is the same weight of my 7 year old and for the first time she was able to walk her best friend. That front no pole loop was the trick to keep her under control and easy to walk. Would have loved a clip around the neck but she will get use to it being put on with time. The double clip leash I bought with it was a great add too

What game changer! I have tried many different harnesses with my 1-year-old dog. She just likes to explore and this harness keeps her in lineI would recommend this product to anyone who's having a rough time controlling their dog. Walks are so much more pleasurable.

I did not get a leash with my purchase, I reviewed all the descriptions and reviews, some say they got a leash and others didn't, I feel the product images are misleading so keep in mind you NEED to purchase a leash separately. Other than that the harness itself is great, it seems comfortable for my Great Dane and easier to put on than traditional harnesses.

Best harness for a dog who pulls gently reminds the dog to not pull as the straps go under their armpits and they do not like the feeling of it pulling up on them. Works beautifully.

I love the Halti face harness and have probably purchased 10 of them just for my wild and crazy GSD. She’s 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 it’s really unexpected (I’m 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 it’s better and may work well for a less powerful/less reactive dog, but I now have an order in for a prong collar (don’t be judgy until you’ve put one on your arm and yanked it, it’s 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. We’ll see how she does with a prong, but I also ordered two backup Halti face harnesses.

This leash is great for my dog. At first I was skeptical, but when I tried it in just one day I saw a difference in walking my dog. He does not pull, it is easy to put on and take off, no choking or discomfort to my dog. I have finally found a walking training leash that works.

I’ve tried several products to try and control our dog’s pulling during walks, and this is the only one that has ever worked. It’s easy to get on and off (if your dog will let you touch their legs and feet). Sometimes the slider in the back to tighten it is hard to adjust.

Great harness for my ridgeback pitbull mixSince he has no fluff to his coat everything agitates his armpits /bellyThis fits great, the straps to go under the armpit are so soft and the chest plate is light weight . Only thing I dislike is the fastener to tighten/loosen the straps doesn’t stay in place most of the time . But the build is great and it feels secure on him