GENTLE LEADER Head Halter for Dogs

Gentle Leader® Headcollar
Overview:
The number one recommended headcollar by certified canine behaviorists and veterinarians has now surpassed five million units in sales world wide. This success relies on its effectiveness (controls pulling), humanity (non-choking) and ease of fitting and use.
The comment we most often hear from users of The Gentle Leader® Headcollar is “It’s unbelievable! Walking the dog is now a pleasure.”

Benefits:

Makes Walking a Pleasure
Non-Punishing, Does Not Choke
Discourages Pulling
User Friendly – Dog Friendly
Prevents Jumping and Lunging
Walk, Run or Jog With Your Dog Without Pulling
Assists in Managing Common Behavior Problems
Can Be Used On Dogs of All Ages

Great for Dogs of All Sizes, Including Extra-Large Breeds.

Durable and Lightweight (No Heavy Hardware)
Instructions and Diagrams Included
Fully Adjustable for Easy Fitting
Quickly Removed and Placed
Recyclable Packaging
Made In Canada
Recommended By Behaviorists, Veterinarians & Trainers

GENTLE LEADER® HEADCOLLAR SIZING CHART
Extra Small For dogs and puppies that will have an adult weight under 10 lbs. This includes Chihuahua, Silky Terriers, Yorkshire Terriers, Miniature Pinschers, etc. Small For dogs and puppies that will have an adult weight of 11 to 25 lbs. Some examples include Toy Breeds, Shelties, Lhasas, Jack Russells, Dachshunds, Bichon, etc. Medium For dogs and puppies that will have an adult weight of 26 to 64 lbs. Some examples include Spaniels, Pointers, Dalmatians, Airedales, Border Collies, Samoyeds, etc. Large For dogs that will have an adult weight of 65 to 149 lbs. Some examples include Retrievers, Shepherds, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Old English Sheepdogs Akitas, etc. Extra Large For dogs that will have an adult weight of more than 150 lbs. such as Great Danes, Mastiffs, St. Bernards, Newfoundlands , etc. CAUTION: Follow the instructions found in the Gentle Leader® manual carefully when fitting and using the Gentle Leader® headcollar on bulldogs, short nosed dogs or other dogs which have difficult breathing and limited airways. Even without a headcollar, such dogs often experience breathing difficulties when exercising or under stress. If your dog suffers from any breathing difficulties, please consult your veterinarian before using any headcollar.