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Pet parents agree that the original Sporn Training Dog Halter is the best choice to instantly stop dogs from pulling on the leash. Designed for maximum comfort, this training halter features padded restraint sleeves that go under the front legs. The Sporn Training Dog Halter is made from high-quality braided cord and nylon webbing with nickel-plated steel fasteners, so it’s sure to last through many walks.
Item Number | 104350 |
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Lifestage | Adult |
Breed Size | Medium Breeds |
Closure Type | Buckle |
Harness Type | No Pull, Back Clip |
Neck Size | 12 to 17 inches |
Features | Training |
Material | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric |
Recommended Pet Weight | 15 to 100 pounds |
Do not use halter as a tie-out.
1) Put collar around neck of dog. Position buckle and large D-rings on top.
2) Adjust for snug fit. Make adjustments equal on both sides, otherwise halter will not function properly.
3) Pass restraints through each of the large rings on top of collar. Thread Sherpa Sleeves and then, one at a time, pass restraint behind dog's leg and connect to small D-rings on bottom of collar.
4) Press button on restraint lock to adjust up or down for a snug fit. Avoid overtightening.
5) Attach your leash to metal ring and enjoy complete control during your walk.
To select the most accurate size collar for your pet, measure the center of their neck with a cloth tape measure, a few inches down from their head. Pull the cloth tape measure snug, but not tight. If you don't have a cloth tape measure, you can use a piece of string and measure it with a rigid ruler afterwards. Make sure there’s enough room for about two fingers between the collar and your pet’s neck for comfort.
Collar Diagram:
Size | Neck Size | Recommended Pet Weight |
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Small | 9 to 12 inches | 8 to 35 pounds |
Medium | 12 to 17 inches | 15 to 100 pounds |
Large | 16 to 24 inches | 25 to 150 pounds |
X-Large | 23 to 33 inches | 50 to 200 pounds |
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Customer Rating | Rated 3.9625 out of 5 stars 240 | Rated 3.9264 out of 5 stars 1,440 | Rated 4.2003 out of 5 stars 789 | Rated 4.0854 out of 5 stars 1,030 | Rated 3.8551 out of 5 stars 352 |
Price | $29.99Chewy Price | $29.99Chewy Price | $39.96Chewy Price | $16.06Chewy Price | $31.49Chewy Price |
Material | Synthetic Fabric, Nylon | Synthetic Fabric, Nylon | Synthetic Fabric, Nylon | Synthetic Fabric, Nylon, Polyester | Synthetic Fabric, Polyester |
Lifestage | Adult | Puppy, Adult | Puppy, Adult | Puppy, Adult | Puppy, Adult |
Harness Type | No Pull, Back Clip | No Pull, Back Clip | Front Clip, No Pull, Back Clip | Front Clip, No Pull, Back Clip | Front Clip, No Pull, Back Clip |
Breed Size | Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds | Giant Breeds |
Leash & Collar Feature | Training | Training, Step In | Leash / Harness, Training, Dual Clip | Leash / Harness, Padded, Training, Dual Clip, Step In | Reflective, Waterproof, Padded, Training, Dual Clip |
Pattern | Solid | Solid | Solid | Solid | Solid |
Closure Type | Buckle | Slip On | Bolt Snap, Quick Release | Buckle | Buckle |
Leash Type | — | — | Standard | — | — |
Leash Length | — | — | 4 feet | — | — |
We had one of these for our first OEB (Old English Bulldogge) it was the only way to train him. I made the mistake of lending it to some folks that were going to return it but never did. Now we have a new puppy another OEB and I didn't hesitate to order one for our new puppy. He's sixteen weeks old, and its a little big on him but works fine. I'm sure this will last the whole time he needs to be trained to not pull on his leash. If you have any kind of hard pulling dog this halter will give you complete control in no time, with out any pulling on their neck. Highly recommend this halter.
Broke within less than a year of use. This is the second time we've tried this halter, and it just doesn't seem to hold up.
It's a little aggravating to set up and get on. And the arm padding easily falls off the straps leading too additional time feeding the straps back through the padding...a little elastic at the opening of the padding probably would've helped. Once it was all put together and strapped on it moderately reduced pulling although pretty much only when the dog was going straight ahead in front of us. I think our front-mount harness with the martingale collar does a somewhat better job all around.
This training halter is too complicated and doesn’t stay on or when it does it does work. Total fail.
I was desperate to find a way to walk my new 6 yo Lab foster dog without her pulling and straining. VERY high prey drive and moderately dog-reactive. I had used a similar under the front leg harness before with another dog but this pup is a much stronger pull-lunger and I was really discouraged. Out of the box, the harness rig looked well built. I took one of the training treats she loves and rubbed it along the inside and outside of the collar and the nylon string parts. She didn't seem to mind the getup in her excitement to get started on the walk. AFTER A FEW STEPS, she got with the program! I hadff to adjust the tightness of the cords a few times. Thrilled. I am thrilled. If that changes after we get more time in with it I will adjust the review.
Has made hikes with my 25 lb dynamo more comfortable for both of us. It has helped a lot with her pulling.
To hand to figure out how to put on a toddler lab. They need to make it user friendly
Tried many no-pull harnesses in the past and our dog would either figure them out or hate them so he wouldn't walk. He doesn't mind this one at all and best of all, he doesn't pull! He's a sled dog breed, so it was a real problem!
I had high hopes for this halter. It did not stop my dog from pulling. Back to the prong collar.
Tje collar worked fine for me. It helped the dog from pulling quite as much. However, it is a little awkward to get on and off.