As Jo says, I'm primarily using the harness now to prevent neck injury as it doesn't stop the pulling. Lot’s of dogs have shorter noses which means restraints like a head collar or muzzle won’t easily fit.

HALTI has become the world's favourite canine headcollar because it has been designed to combine maximum steering efficiency with unequalled comfort for the dog. It is wider, and has a padded strap around the chest, which is not fixed, your lead attaches to both sides and gives control of the dog. This is because the Lupi Harness transforms a forward movement into an upward movement, therefore reducing the pulling. i took him to the vet last week and he said it was rope burn from the Lupi so came away with cream to rub in the sore. It doesn't seem to get caught up in featherings (although i do make sure i trim her armpits so to speak).I reccomend the canny collar too, I got it for Dixie after she had been spayed and it was really good. As for the soreness - doesn't seem to be affecting ebbie at all - maybe cos her fur is so thick, or maybe it's because it's slightly too big so loosens as soon as she doesn't pull. VAT stands for value-added tax, which is charged on most goods and services within the European Union. The only drawback I can see with them is that being a harness, they do tend to matt up the coat underneath so probably would be no good for those Cockers with heavy coats and/or show dogs. Jasper loathed the kumfi head collar - was unbearable with it - and we did persevere so I wanted a harness.

I think harnesses definitely have their place, for dogs with weak or damaged throats/necks, for dogs that have to be on a long line, for dogs who are being walked on a flexi, for dogs who for some reason of their own just don't like being walked by the collar.Our goal: To allow you to benefit from our expertise, by providing you with the best products available. I will take a video of Dixie on the extendy normally, and a video of her on the extendy with the Walkezee. This simple figure of eight harness incorporates a special feature that converts the dog's forward movement into an upward lift. He's at his worst when he needs a poo in the mornings ( I haven't got a garden, so can almost understand this ) but it still happens when he doesn't. And the matting - ebbie gets groomed regularly as well so if it did tangle it a little bit - it would be brushed out every day.